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... Willies, North Shields, ship-owners, Aug. 18. J. Purley. High-street, Poplar grocer, Aug. W. J. Harvard, BEckpwre-street, , Drury -lane, glass-derder, Aug. 16. J. M. and .1. L. Sionlet, Austin-friars, merchants, Aug. 19. E. Pugh, Lewes, Sussex, shopkeeper ...
... merchant—D. Donovan, by. rpool, • merchant—W. Graves, Falconburgh-court, Sutton-street, Soho. coach -master. THEA ttl EtUYAL, DRURY LANE . . To-inorrow will perfGraied the Tragedy. called MACBE'rf-1. To which will be added, the favourite Farce called INCOG ...
... timber-merchant—W. M uhhins Heusi ridge, Somersetshire, yeoman—J. Cant, Crown street, Finsbury-square, grocer. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Monday will be performed the Tragedy Of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. To which will be added, the Comic Pantomime of HARLEQUIN ...
... vitli )lay. Crew saved. The Harriet, Boles, flow the •West Luke to , America, fouudeled at tea. 211E4TR LS. THEATRE HOYAU — DRURY LANE. To-morrow. Monday, March 3d. %vat be performed. Okbefin Tues.lay, A Cure tor the Heart Ache. Young Rapid, M. P. Fisher ...
... pictures were not inferior |v merit. We are authorized to contradict the insertion of the death of Mr. Robert Palmer, of Drury. Lane Theatre, which appeared in some of the .Moruing -Papers of yesterday, as it is without foundation. It is understood, that ...
... officer of the old school was admirably SUStßilled hy Mr..DowTo.N. It is to be hoped that if this play should he resumed at Drury Lane, the part of Har)y Thunder will he given to a person who has some . idea of it. It might as we . II have been read by any ...
... Drain. DRURY LANE THEATRE'. Last night a neW Farce was produced at this Theatre,' called The Man in the Moon. The name is whimsically derived from the sign of a public-house, which constitutes the principal scene of action. The plot is as follows :—A ...
... Herbert, Hanway-street; Oxford—street, llaberdasber. —G. Thorpe, Queen-street, gdgeware-road, Wheelright. THEATP.E ROYAL, DRURY •LANE. TO-morrow will be performed the Play of NEW WAY TO P A Y OLD DEBTS. • To which will be added, the Comic Pantomime of , ...
... THE DRAMA. DRURY LANE. The Oratorios for the season tit this house' on Thursday, v.ith a body of vocal strength that promises most favourably for our or public concerts..—The cirasited of a portion or the Messiah, or BEE- EN'S Mount cf 0/ivcs, of a mi ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. , Besides the alterations and improvements which we have before mentioned as in preparation at this place, other arrangements have been deemed necessary, of which the following is an outline : A new scene room is formed on the space ...
... TIIP-17RES. • DRURY LANE. Last night, after the performance of The Castle Spectre, a new web-dramatic entertainment followed, under the title of The innkeeper's Daughter. This piece is founded on the pathetic story of Mary, the Maid of the Inn. Lichard ...
... DoVton, MI. John John stone, and Mr. Rae. I-Es private friends filled five coaches; then the Committee of Managers of Drury- lane ; and then his professional brethreti- in coaches, followed by the private carriages of gentlemen his friends. The number ...