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... Warden (afterwtirds Pania- It.wi'i Mr. Barnes; GrastuaV% Daughter (afterwards Colomhine) WlftTsi'Jaftcey (fVctm ?? Royal, Drury Lane, ber first a-flaaj-ttneelwre).? After fhe Pantomime, a Duet (composed by Mr C. Ware) entitled Beauties have you seen aloy ...
... Penitent Son â Xll. A Glimpse into the Third Volume of Wrangham's Works - Xlll. Notices of the Acted Drama in London. No. XV. Drury Lane Theatre; Co- vent Garden Theatre â XlV. Wordsworth s River Duddon, &c. â XV. 4 * Lucius on the Death of Sir Dan. Donnelly ...
... Boxes and Tickets belonging to Proprietors taken and Let on Commission. Private Boxes in the best situations lo be Let, for Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres. MR.LOGIKR'S SYSTEM of M USICAL EDU- CATION.—Miss FIGG begs to announce to the No- bility and ...
... VI J. legiti- macy, a Poem, by Mr, Brown ; VII I. Review of Foreign Literature. Dramatic Review : l. King's Theat.e; 11. Drury Lane; 111. Co-vent Garden; IV. Minor Theatres; V. Parisian Theatres; Anecdotes; Table Talk for every Day in March. Original Poetry: ...
... announce to j her Friends and the Public, that owing to unavoidable circumstances, her ANNUAL BEN EFIT at the Theatre Royal i Drury Lane is transferred to the Theatre Royal ENGLISH { OPER \ HOUSE, Strand, and will lake place on MONDAY next, when will be presented ...
... forthe Boxes to be ?? Theatre, from ten till four. £™rV. ?? Yuilit nf nerfonning until the Easier Holidays. fWftTOE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE.-For I ib. ?? VCFirof Mr. RUSSELL, (Stage Manager.)- ?? --• Mai-* 25- W! H b e performed (first time ' Bennmoot and Fletcher' ...
... lished, and such attention paid lo commands as it is hoped will give ample SHlisfaclion.— Private Boxes at Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres by the night. MEDICATED BATHS, 98, Pall-mall, ?? immediate inspection and sanction of Dr. Sir Arthur Clarke. — ...
... the 2d Scene of [il.i, vheu being made of wood, il con only be said to live le reputation of the Planter. IfIrATRE ROYAI-, DRURY LANE. A GRAND SELECTION of ANCIENT and MODERN lIP. under the direction of Sir GEORGE SMART.— Part he Whole of BEETHOVEN'S SACRED ...
... to Miss Rnintoo the! Author lias been very 'lappy to some.fOf.JiLs .-illustratious. ?? ?? ORATORIOS-THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.— The Nobility, Gent v. nnd Public nre most re- spectfully acquainted, that the ORATORIOS will commence THIS present EVENING ...
... of the KING'S MOST J GRACIOUS MAJESTY.— DRURY-LANE THEA- TRICAL FUND.— The Society established forthe Relief of Indigent Persons belonging lo his Majesty's Company of Co- medmu. of the Theatre Koy-al Drury-lane, will hold their THIRD ANNIVERSARY DINNER ...
... Dean-slreet, Sobo— Tbe Bell, Leice -ter-street, Lei- ?? Inn, St. Clement's— Mr. Dickson's Livery Stables, Craven-yard, Drury -lane — SwanTa-ern, Bridge-street — While Horse, Pimlico — No. 163, New Bond-street. The Polling this day (the last) will close ...
... receiving instruction on rtie Sabbath-Day; which Sch. j.il- are siiuated in poor and populous neighbourhoods, viz. George-yard, Drury-lane; Peiei-Mreet, Soho ; George-yard, Crow n-stfr el. St. Giles's; Hinde-street, Marylebone: Old' Lord's Cricket Ground, P ...