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... Campagna, the Non pin Andrei, and The Variations of Rhode. The Piedmontese journalist proclaims her the Queen of Song. Drury-lane Theatre re-opens on Saturday, the 3J and the most active exertions are already snaking preparatory to that event. During ...
... active exertions are already making prepa- protect ion of my august mother, you have been able, ritorv to the opening of Drury-Lane Theatre. During preserve the people of Paraguay happy, >l as ren * recess the interior of the house, and the avenues red ...
... to have a sum advanced to her, to enable her to pay her tent, saying she should be turned nut of her shop in King-sheet, Drury-lane, unless the mosey was advan , ed. She was desired to bring her four children, as it is customary with parish officers to ...
... beautlfal Moonlight Scene of THE RUINS OF AN ITALIAN ABBEY, Produced by the celebrated Mr. Standeld, of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, will be exhibited for the last time. Mr. WILSON ON THE TIGHT ROPE. An entire Novelty, called the Carnival of Venice, or ...
... And tresses that circle each dimple in, Are triply dear, if the mind found With the treasures love and truth to abound ? Drury-lane. —This Theatre re-opens on Saturday, the of September, and the most active exertions are already making, preparatory to ...
... the perpe- trators of so daring a crime should be discovered and brought to justice. - ?? Graddon, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, made her first appearance in our City oil Monday evening last, -in the characters of Lucy Bertram in Guy 1launering and ...
... The beautiful Moonlight Scene of The RUINS of ITALIAN ABBEY, produced the celebrated Mr. Stanfield, the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, will be exhibited, fvt die last time time. .Mr. WILSON on the TIGHT ROPE. entire Novelty, called The CARNIVAL of VENICE; ...
... grove House Tavern, Camherwell Illr.Cable, iron founder, Ray-street, Clerkenwell; Mr. Hart, iron foundsr, Wych-street, Drury-lane; Ohwhyn's Ciiculating library, 4, Catherine-attert, Strand; and by the Proptlettirti a all Country ;remiss?. vs. Coornittee-room ...
... applied to have a sum advanced her to enable her to pay her rent, saying she should be turned out of her shop in King-street, Drury•lane, unless the money was advanced. She was desired to bring her four cbildren, as it is customary with parish officers to see ...
... lettlPment, to dischary dPll 'l § Qt . he Company; The conversation ended here. The debts ate said to amount to .25,0001, _DRURY-LANE THEATRE. This Theatre re.mpons on Saturday, the 21d of September, and the most active exertions are almaking preparatory ...
... Bishop. Tl»e beautiful Moonlight Scene flie Ruins Italian Abbey, produced the celebrated Mr. Stanfield, the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, will exhibited for the Inst time. Mr. Wilton the Tight Rope. An entire called The ('amival of Venice, Masquerade Two Tight ...
... c. by Phantom (Bst. 71b.) against Mr. Poyntx's c. by SuUan (Bst. 41b.) for 100, h. ft. In the operatical department at Drury-lane, be- sides Mr. Brahui and Miss Stephens, a pupil of tiwt Gentle. m *■ will shortly appear in Polly, in the Beggar s Opera ...