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... THEATRE, BELFAST. By Permission of Sir Stephen May, Sovereign, MR. W. FARREN, (Of \the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden J FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY!! THE Manager feels gratified in being able to announce, that he haa effected an Engagement with ...
... THEATKEJBELFAST. MISS S. BOOTH, Of the Theatres-Royal. Cocent Garden, and Drury Lane, TIAKES leave most respectfully to announce that she will have the of hrr seeon'l «p--peHranre, FRIDAY the Uth of June, AUSTRO BT MISS Of the Theatre-Royal, Dublin, and ...
... RE-APPEARANCE OF MU. J. KUSSELL, The Popular Comedian, From the Theatres Royal Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and English Opera House, who has recovered from his indisposition. This present Monday Evening, March 12,1838, To commence with (second time) the ...
... Quintette Performers. vho»e performances hire been the theme of general admiration and astonishment, at the Theatres-Royal, Drury .Lane and Covent-Garden, the Nobility's and their own Concerts, throughout the kingdom. They will perform a Selection of their ...
... WEDNESDAY Evening, in Two o|»walic Pirn's, On THURSDAY Evening, Min SHIRREPF and Mr. TEMPLETON (both from the Theatre-Royal. Drury. Lane, who are engaged for Four Nights only), will appear in favourite Opera and Musical Farce. 1024 ...
... FOR ONB NIGHT ONLY. THEATRE, BELFAST. By Permiiuon of JOHN AGNEW, E«q., Sorercign. MR. J. RUSSELL, (Of the Theatre* Royal Drury •Lane and Covent-Garden,) Will have the pleasure of giving. THURSDAY Evening, March 22, 1838, HI S V O C A L ENTERTAINMENT, called ...
... announce to the Inhabitants of Belfast, that he has engaged the celebrated Artist. Mr. W. FARREN. (of the Theatres Royal. Drury Lane and Covent Garden.) /fir Turn JViqhts onlu! who will make his first Appearance on WEDNESDAY next, and conclude his Engagement ...
... SEYMOUR. J'Ue Queen, by Mra. HAMILTON. Ophelia, by NORMAN. JJorutio, by Mr. All KEN, An performed by him at the Theatre Rojal, Drury Lane, wtlu .>lr. Young, ant w/iu is Engaged hut ’Three Sights here. conclude with the Laughable Afterpiece of R.\ISI.«a TH3 WI ...
... Literature. J During the last ten years Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres have each paid dramatic authors, upon the average, 1,5007 per annum. This year the sum [laid at Covent Garden was 1,750/, and Drury Lane nearly the same. In these sums musical ...
... FIRST APPEARANCE OP It. J. The Popular Comedian, From the Theatres Royal Covont Garden, Drury Lane, and English Opera House; also, ?o celebrated for bis Entertainment of the Stranded Actor.” Mr. J. RUSSELL is engagedfor SIX Nights only. Notwithstanding ...
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... his life and conversation In Mornington Place, London, on the 17th ult. Wia. WILLOUGHBY LACY, Esq. formerly patentee of Drury Lane The-. atre, and one of the contemporaries of Garrick, agert 83. BELFAST SHIP NEWS. The steamr-ship Chieftain, Owens, for ...