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... at 15s. - L. / . Who has al ' Swedish . . And German Salted_ Cow HIDES and Calf SKINS, of 'rivate Families, in U. , 32, Drury-lane. Apply to diffe,rent weights. (One concern.) Madeira WINE, of su cr rio t r r rly r Hogsheads and A few Hogsheads of rt ...
... was the tem- porary alarm of the Corps de Ballet, at the accidental burning of a paper lamp. — The House was very crowded. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The Lord of the Manor anil the new Pantomime drew a most excellent house on Saturday evening. Br\ii\m, as Trumore ...
... to unless accompanied with remittances, and postage paid. P.S. Persons visiting London may obtain 'Boxes at' the King's, Drury-lane, and Covent-garden Theatres, on the ritc..st leasonable terms. .—This Cam overy kind of .ruptiou. Ulcers of every dello: ...
... of a sheet. It shall be increased I centime for every square decimeter above 30. _ _ THE MORNING HERALD. • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING his Servants will perform the Opera of ROB ROT MACGREGOR. Sir Frederick Vernon, Mr. Pope; Rashleigh Osbaldiatone ...
... attended unless actompanie with remittance *, and postage paid. P. Persons, visiting London, may obtain Boxes the King's, Drury-lane, and Covent Garden Theatres— on the moat reasonable terms. RECTIFIED SPERM OIL, 5». per OUI Gallon, or fit. Imperial Measure ...
... he had aubatiluted aeren plated onea ofl .fS* ! tern. here waa another charge of the deacrintion Hodgea. pawnbroker, in Drury-lane. ,p, The prieoner contended that there waa no caac made out him, a, no on ; eo.id prore that he did not meTm apoona ...
... Kelly will personate her hoydenist character. Elliston. whose health is restored, is in treat} with Mr. Price, the Lessee of Drury-lane, perforin a that theatre, for twenty*nights. Morton's ne\f comedy, which will produced at Covent-garden theatre, soon after ...
... /• unless ac~ comi>auied with rtmilltiuce*, and jwslage paid. p.S.— Persons visiting London, may obtain Boxes the King’s, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden Theatres—c the most reasonable terms. ...
... Notwithstanding the great uncertainty which is supposed to be attached to Theatrical property, the average nightly receipts of Drury-lane Theatre, for the seven years preceding -Mr. Elliston’s management, differed only 21. per night from those during the seven ...
... —Narrative of' the Burmese War. • AN EXPEDIENT.—Parsons, the admirable representative of old meu, and other characters in low at Drury-lane Theatre, was in. early life a member of a poor strolling company in North Wales, in which wretched situation he rather existed ...
... to cqmmence at a quarter past Seven. I NOTICE.-On Tuesdayevening, .thecelebrate& Mr. SIN- CLAIR, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, and Miss HOLMES, who are engaged for five nights. will make their first appearance in the NSational: ...
... to unless accompanied with remittances, and postage paid. P. S. Persons visiting London may obtain Boxes at the King's, Drury Lane, and Co vent Garden Theatres, on the most reasonable terms- _■ - ...