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... above her profession,—Charles'Kemble seriously indisposed.—A new comic opera entitled Thtl houses of Grenada brought out at Drury lane Tuesday which Braham takes principal part. The opera it Wade, and was very successful ; a simple air J^, Graddon was called ...
... Monday, the (See ado.) Seldom has a more attractive list formers been presented the inhabitants of a town.—Hatley, (from Drury Lane theatre) Miss datman, and Miss Lacy, (from theatre) Messrs. Bellamy, Montague, Dobbs, tin aliis, from provincial theatres ...
... has accepted proposal made to her to sing at approaching Musical Festival at Fork,—Miss Foote recommenced her engagement Drury Lane —in provincial tour of 15 weeks she netted £2ooo.—The inhabitants of Cirencester contemplate building new church by subscription ...
... The Public is most respectfully informed, that I\lr. SAPIO,’ The celebrated I'nenlist, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Is engaged to perform this Theatre, for Six Nights, and will make his first appearance here ON MONDAY NEXT, July 25, when will be ...
... Manchester. John ran field, Newington causewav, tailor, Feb. 27, March (i, April Sol. Vincent, Clifford’s Inn. John Move, Drury-lane, colouiman, March 2,9, April 3, Sol. Fyson, Lothbury ...
... Joseph Bek, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, butcher, Dec. 10, 12, Jan. 8 ; Angel, Chesterfield. So). Hutchinson, Chesterfield. John Drury-lane, victualler, Nov. 30, Dec. 7, Jan. 8. Sol. Lcman-street, Goodmau’s-fields. Thomas Walter, Woodford, Essex, victualler, Dec ...
... Yorkshire, bleachers. THOMAS HOMWOOD, Canterbury, baker. THOMAS UOBINSt)N, Crawford-.street,-linen-draper. RICHARD WAPSHOTT, Drury-lane, victualler. ...
... SE.iSOS ON MONDAY, MAY 15, 1826, will be presented the HEIR AT LAK'. Doctor Pangloss by Mr. TERRY, (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, his first appearance tins Theatre.) Lord Dubcrly Mr. Bellamy. Dick Dowlas Mr. Montague, (From the Theatre Royal, Bath.) ...
... Lawrence have extended seventy miles. These papers assert, on tlie beat authority, that Mr. Kean the real proprietor of Drury-lane theatre, and that Mr. Price is only acting as his deputy. The official Gazette of Stockholm, of the 20th October, contains ...
... oet, Piccadilly,goldsmiths—J. Bennett, Warwick-square, bookseller. 2B. —W. ll ...
... unless accompanied with remittances y amt postage nnid. JL— Person* viaUlng Lonnon, may obtain Boxes at tlie KiiiK*. ...
... the true lovers of FUN, FROLIC, and WHIM. R. USHER, WHO has highly succeeded the Comic Artist Clown, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, most respectfully informs his patrons of Birmingham and its vicinity, who have at all times honoured his humble endeavours ...