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... Nlacßreor, Mr. HAMBLIN (his first Appearance in that Character); Major Galbraith, Mr. lIIGMAN (from the TIP-atre Royal, Drury Lane, his first. Appearance) ; taillie Nicol Jarvie, Mr. MALL IN SON. Diana Vernon, Mrs. WAYLETT (her first Appearance these ...
... earth- Majesty's visit to the two winter theatres the metropolis has excited the most extrordinary ueeree of interest.—At Drury Lane, on Monday evenlug, upon his Mapeety 'te entering the royal box, which had been suitably fitted up for his reception, he ...
... Mn. TiiontiE, M«. MALLINSON (his first Appearance those five Vears) Ma. Hioman (of the Theatres Royal, Coveat. Garden sod Drury Lane) Mr. (of the Theatre Royal, Brighton) Mr. Hon»*ar (of the TheAtre Royal, Covcnt Garden) Mr. Kino (from the Brighton Theatre) ...
... Mr. BuTtin, Mr. NI -.ALLINSON, Mr. THO,R,NE, Mr. HIGMAN (of Drury Lane Theatre) Mr, 'HOOPER (from the Brighton Theatre) and others. : —Mrs. P9ia tflOlTl•the• Theatres Royal. Drury 'Lane and Kith) Mrs. WAYLETT, Mrs. T. HILT., MisS lIALLANDEr Miss GR ...
... Wotuns ; Harriet, Mrs.VANntNitort. The Public are respectfully informed, that . . Mr. BRAH AM, . , from ihe 1 heatre Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged far a FEW NIGHTS ONLY, and will tisk* his first Appearance these fire Years in Birminghim On URSD.,4I next ...
... BUTLER, Mr: THORNE, MALLINSON (his first Appearance these 'five Yeats) Mr. HIOMAN (of the Theatres Royal. vent Garden and Drury Lane) Mr. HAIPER, (of the Theatre Royal, Brighton) Mr. (of t4to Theatre !loyal. CJvent Garden) Ir.XIN (front the Brighton Theatre) ...
... three years ago; aad an unfo , tuttate man who some years since, in paroxysm of mental derangement, fired at Miss Kelly at Drury lane Theatre, are likewise still under confinement in Bethletn Hospital. WrsualloToN.—We have great satisfaction in announcing ...
... to announce to the ?titlie, that he has, at an unprecedented Eipcke, engaged. Mr. LEE to produce a Fan4inille of the . :DRURY LANE CORONATION, which, in Point of Magnificence, Cometnes.i, and Interest, has never been eqtialled on the ; British - Stage ...
... announced to the Publio, that the great' tnu,lcal Prpdigy, MISS WILSON, (Pupil of Mr. T. WELSH) from 0:e Theatre [loyal, Drury Lane, is ,ngagerl for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, and will make her first Appearance in Birmingham, . On Monday nc.rt, S. in the celebrated ...
... remanded. The question as to Mr. Elliston's right of representing Lord Byron's Tragedy of Marino Fahero, on the boards of Drury Lane Theatre, is to be decided by a Court of Law; but until the i decision takes place, Mr. Elliston is, under the authority ...
... their ! intention of giving it their most determined opposition. The sudden death of Mrs. EursToN, wife of Mr. ELLIITON, of Drury Lane Theatre, affords another and a very melancholy instance of the uncertainty of human existence.—She retired to rest on Saturday ...
... It is further announced to the Public, that the great musical Prodigy, (Pupil of Mr. T. Welsh') from the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, is engaged for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, and will mak* her hist Appearance in Birmingham, On MONDAY NEXT, October 8, In the celebrated ...