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... rpIiEATKE ROYAL DRURY LANE.— A For the BENEFIT of Miss KELLY.— TO-MORROW , V KMNG, May 2J, 1857, FONTAINBLEAU ; or, Our \\ ; ,v in 1 ranee. w ...
... toom. Three guineas the Year, Two guineas the Jlalf _ ear. One guinea the Quarter.?? Private Boxes at Covent (?arden and Drury Lane Theatres, by the night or season. J I F E INT El I ESTS and REVERSIONS PUR- ?? CHASED.?? Persons desirous of Disposing of ...
... rpiIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LA-NE. June ?? ?? 1827.â Notice is hereby given, that a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE COMPANY of PROPRIETORS will be he hi- on WED- NESDAY the 4th of July next, at Two ?? precisely, in the Saloon of the Theatre ...
... ; Baptiste (a Tra- \«d ' \i Sanders.â Amelia (betrothed to Theodore, aged ir!. 1 - pne ilate of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, her gfl'l - He here); Georgette (her Daughter, aged 6), J, ?? «pi> par * ' . [,â u i-e (Attendant ou Amelia), Mrs. Tay- ...
... Estates may be S een.' ' Re « en, -* ,rept ' wher I feafgg fag aur.tow, I wo Share* of One Hundred Pounds each in the Tli Drury Lane.- By Mr. ROBINS („f Warwick H„ Ro ?«l gent-street), at tiarrawav's Coffeehouse, \h „ '' Cornhill, ou Thursd _v, the ...
... Burlington-street. In a few days, in i vols. Svo. with a Portrait, THE REMINISCENCES OF THOMAS DIBDIN, ef the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Gar- den, Haymarket, Ac. and Author of The Cabinet, The Jew and the Dector, Ac. Ac. Printed for Henry Colburn ...
... 2G, Cheapside, HERE'S A HEALTH AND LONG LIFE TO OCR KINC,' the celebrated Glee, snng with the greatest applause at the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund Dinner: composed by J. Ble,.itt. The Comic Song, Very well he did it at the Price, by J. Blewitt, sung ...
... at a Quarter be- ' . Price at Half Pa-t Eight.— Places and inav he engaged on application to Mr. Parker ;, ?? r . Royal, Drury Lane), and of Mr. Suck. ?? the Office of the Theatre, from Ten till Mr. Mm-. (Librarian to the Royal Family), [jti'ng Library ...
... comnieiice at ,i Seven. Second Price at Half Past Eight. — Privat. Boxes may lie engaged on application to ihe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), and ot It v-k.vper-, at the Office of the Theatre, from r i 'to Mr. Sam-. (Librarian to the Royal i.oval ( i i.Uiuig Library ...
... Price at Half Past Eight.— !■ ' ?? and Private Boxes may be engaged on application to L parkei (.from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), and of M stuck. Box-keepers, at the Office of tbe Theatre, from ! vi ; or m Mr. Sam-. Librarian to 11. It. 11. the I ...
... Price at. Half Past Eight. — I I and Private Boxes may be engaged ou application to Mr. Psrkcr (from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), and of Mr. Murk. Box-keepers, at the Office of the Theatre, from Ten til! lour ; or to Mr. Sams. Librarian to H. R. 11 ...
... Priee^t Half Past Eight.— i, l ' rt . us Priw'e Boxes may be engaged on application to v Psrker (from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), and of Mr Sw*, Bex-keepers, at the Office of th*e Theatre, from ,in Jour ; or to Mr. Sams, (Librarian to the Royal ...