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... Monday night. A regular post-office establishment has been adopted through the interior of New South Wales. Covent Garden and Drury Lane open on the Ist of October. removes over the way from the former to the latter; Charles Kemble going to .Milan. At doctor's ...
... received, Covent Garden, is Bee. The pantomioe of That at Drury Lane Surrey—Mr. Kean made the Golden Goose » ,n £ V %ltius. ' Some of his points his appearance the other evtninj, a „ peare d at Drury Lane are stated to be very Phillip's Juliet. The Lonon Monday ...
... return to the stage—lt is said that Lucius Junius Brutus is the tragedy in which the elder Kean and his son will perform Drury Lane Theatre together.—Vandenhoff takes his benefit at Liverpool, on Monday next—Dowton played Sir John Falstaff, for his benefit ...
... introduce his Pupil, MASTER BENSON, only eleven years of age, who has sung with the greatest success at the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, English Opera- House, and at the Argyle-Rooms, &c. Mr. is particularly anxious that it should be understood ...
... stockbrokor GOD WARD Thomas. »^ e^;,* ,ulh *;w». plasterer and build** George, Birmingham, and tea-dealer MAYO Edward. Drury-Lane. Middlesex, woollen-draper Ceorge. Manchester, innkeeper R Thomai James- C helsea, chemist and druggist RUST Thomas, Essex ...
... conclude every Evening wkh the popular Pantomime of HARLEQUIN and NUMBER NIP. The Operatic Melo-Drama, as now performing Drury-Lane, with new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, called ALADDIN, or, the WONDERFUL LAMP, will be produced immediately. ...
... 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 ...
... Aug 8, 15, Sept 16, at the Court of .mmisomers. Sol Mr. Hunt, Cravenstreet, Strand-Sealed July 24 Pet ci George Jenns, Drury-lane, Middlesex. Adam. Ashford, Kent, draper, atat the Palace Inn, Manchester. Sol Mr Le*tas. Ma. Chester-Sealed June al Pet ...
... will performed, for the $_ first trtne this Theatre. Miss Cckbratod new Tra- D * gedy (now performing atthe Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane) with enthusiastic applause) called Cola « Mr. WALDRON. Claudia (bis dau«hter) MtosDYER. To conchu'o last time this the ...
... following Songs, viz. The Soldier tired. Are you angry 31other, (which was rapturously encored at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, on .Mr. Brahani's night). Behave before folk. Di tanti palpiti. Hurrah for the Bonnets of Blue, & c . Doois to be ...
... in the administration Covetu (iarden Theatre is at hand. Mrs. Litchfield is about to resume her professional pursuits at Drury-lane. Saocmra Calamity —Three children, last week, fell asacrifice to fire, at No. 11, Huntington-street, Shoreditch, London ...