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... Kingdom, the OVEUTUUE and MUSIC la thin celebrated OPE 11 A, no* performing with the grtateal applause at the Tbeatre Royal Drury Lane, composed BRAHAM and COOKEL/ /JBiugA. Compoaen. a. d. Overture Cooks Pilgrim and the l’iHUdß^-.„Mr jßraham Bra bam 8 1-he ...
... h n. at the printers. THIAKI ROYAL, KAITCBEBTBS. t nprrrrientr'i IV,ek of .HtrnrHon. MI«S rvri'V. of the Theatres Royal. Drury lane and Covent.Harden, engag.-d for THREE inilTs.- second n.aht of tin ar.ind fairy spectaclecalled PETER WILKINor the Elvina ...
... Military M Drame, called THE ADVANCED GUARD; . OR, THE NI-6' HT BEFORE BATTLE. - Eunice, Mrs. Pope, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. To conclude with, on Saturday, an entire new Melo Drame, called BLACK . C.LESAR. • Characters by the whole strength of ...
... which, or passage. (having elegant accommodatians.) apply to Captain SPARKS, on board, Queen’s Dock, or HUGH MATTHIE & SON, Drury-lane. [ 70 sail Gth February. | =Y. For ST. JOHN. NEw BRUNSWICK, The well-known Barque | § > ROYAL EDWARD, - Jonx Hanrison, Master; ...
... BEFORE .I}-ITTLE. The Scenery by Mr. Harrison. _ . . _ _ The part of Eunice, by Mrs. Pope, 11:;;M - ifi - e - Theatres-Royal Drury-lane and Bath, her first appearance here. An incidental Ballet, composed by Mr. Jones. Pcincipal performers, Mad. Rozier, Miss ...
... r p V u .:J r . !ii t i t r a : Hero of Stal.erLewl Ain To &L, Tell .. • . by MI iiis original') by him at tti Royal, Drury,-lane.) Emma F. After which the Musical Eiitertalfienei mrxrEz OP an A The part of Felts. . . hy Mr. MR. SINCLAIR. From ...
... Mimical Entertainment called, the HUNTER OF THE ALPS. The part of Felix by Mr. Mackeauy. MR. SINCLAIR, the Thcatres-Hoyal, Drury-Lane and Covent-Oarden is engaged here for FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. MR. WEBB, from the Theatres Royal, Drury-1-.ane and Covent-Garden ...
... Kelly. To oonclude with the new Musical Farce of NOl(t Frederick (with Songs) Mr. MP. JOHNSTON, Of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden, here FOR A FORTNIGHT, and will make his ti,« these six years, on .MONDAY Dext, Jan. 14, the Play 0 THE ...
... peculiar brilliancy. 21* Captain Parry iv London troni un9UcceS sful expedition to the North Pole. OCTOBER. 1. Covent-garden, Drury-lane, and the Adelphi theatres, open for the season. 3. The English Opera house closes. 6. A dense fog prevails in London. _ ...
... conclude with the Melo-Drama of The FALLS CLYDE. Donald Mr. H. JOHNSTON, (As originally performed him at the Theatre-tloval, Drury-Lane.) Ellen Enfield Miss F. H. KELLY. On MONDAY, for the BENEFIT of Mr. H. JOHNSTON, and his Last Night, favourite PLAY and ...
... r the bole Management of Me.sars. W yiir aud FAItuELL. vE int appearance of Mr. W. H. WILLIAMS, from the Theatre- Royal, Drury-lane. THIS present MONDAY Evening, the 21st instant, and it every Evening during the week, will be produced, for `ne first time ...
... years ; and, it is to be hoped, this appeal will not be in vain.—( From a ondent.) A oocii.E PIG .In the new Pantomime at Drury-lane, the ' audience is very much amused by a very sinal black who, left or, the . stage by itself, leaps upon a chair, thence ...