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... surely make. OMXSS. Enough— Now drink success to Drury-lane Now your rich bumpers to the but drop drain, Resolved— but when shall we three meet again) [ Exeunt. * On the night on whirh Drury -lane Theatre was burnt, tbe House of Commons was occupied ...
... privilege of a Free Admission for life.— Apply at Fenium's Music Warehouse, 7S, Strand ; also Free \d.nissiou (Ticketsfor Drury -lane, price Eight Guineas fur the reason; Coveut-Garden, Seven Gnit.ens ; ,a)l 'oae concern. FINK OLD-JAMAICA RUM, and cv.i ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening, THE INCONSTANT. Young Mirabel, Mr. Ellistsn; Bisarre, Mrs. Edwin. To which will be added, THE BEE-HIVE. To-morrow, Hamlet, with Hit or Miss ! THEATRE ROYAL. OO VENT-GARDEN Tins Evening, THE RECRUITING OFFICER. ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. This Evening, TDK CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Don Casar. Mr. Bellamys Loreoxa. Mrv Uwkanv ' To which will he added, HOW TO DIE fOR LOV_ I To-morrow, The Rivals, with Of Age To-utorrow. TIIEATRE ROYAL. COVKNTrOARDEN. This Evening, THE ...
... TiniTKif. ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. This Evening, THE HONEY-MOON. Duke.Mr. Elli-ton; Juliana rJ^^ltn^^nJSciT^ T»whicbwjllbeadded, THREE AND THE DELCh. To-morrow, Lionel and Claris**, with AVho s the Dupe? TH_ATRR BDYAL. PO VENT-GARDEN. This Evening, BARBAROSSA ...
... Fire. Otfice iv the liopo that this notice may procure us 80m ...
... theatri- cal excursion to the South West of England. We understand this Lady has refused all .overtures for fin engagement at Drury-lane Theatre this winter. Itfs Highness the Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, having determined that a third gold medal ...
... in the morning, m.l ?? ■ six till nice o'cioci at r'ght; tovilhra letteis way ieaddiessed. ADDRESSES FOR THE OPENING OF DRURY-LANE THEATRE. MR. M'MILLAN, of Bow-street, Coven.-garden, Printer to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, hav- ing been applied ...
... ,-jo.uv the cfieapes , »- » • cbmplezioo.so lonn known ZlfXse^M^Vl^ *^ *»«« M sold oaly as above. . _. - . 1 . . '— DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-^- To be SOLD, , , *Ti? REE FIFE ADMISSIONS for LIFE fo DRURY- L-*NETIIEATRI_.--|.nquireat Messrs. Pearce and ...
... bring forward the Music of bis Opera jfli TRAVELLERS; or. Music's Fasci. ation, as performed iiili.' 1 . -if t* Theatre of Drury-lane, and which, on account nf ik, -tire of ttv-tt Theatre, kas not since been performed in L ...