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... K. Waller, Manchester, cotton spin- ners, Dec. 17 and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the Commission rooms, Manchester. J, Allen, Drury lane, and Golden lane,Barbican, tea dea- ler.-S. H{. T. Bishop, Upper Ground street, Blackfriars road, iron merchant.-A. Galloway ...
... M»v 4Hi, 1830. Ihe 1 Comedy of SHIS STOOPS TO COWQTTSB. The part of Hardcaatle by Mr. DOW TON. of the Theatre- Royal, Drury l.ane; with orfw-r Entertainments—On WEDNESDAY, the Fashionable Night, HV POCRITK. and CHARLES Xll—The parts of IPictor Cantwell ...
... most desirable conveyance for goods Alt lioaela — For freight or Waage, apply to Mr. marrow, Jun. or to HENRY FOX. 23. Drury -lane' _ For Direct. • The very fine British..built B q F.DINBUROH. ALtxrainon LTA MIS ; et Lloyd's, copper-faarebed Pr gilter ...
... performers from the Metropolitan Theatres, will make their appearance: Mr. W. FARREN, of the Theatres-Royal, Covent-Garden, and Drury- Lane, who will sustain the characters of Justic e W~oodcock, in the opera of Love in a Village, and his origi- uinal character ...
... wil send and last appearance here. Signor CURI , th minent Tenor; Signor GIUBILEI, Priao.Basso ant e, at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and of her est Theatre, London; and Sir. BOCHSA, who will so he Operatic Enter- tainments, and 5Srform on the Hap some ...
... Concerts, mjayrthcir second and last appearance here, jfinnm the eminent Tenor; Signor GIUBILEIT Primo at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and her Majesty's Theatre, London; and Mr. BOCHSA, who will direct the Operatic Entertainments, and perform on the Harp ...
... reinarkabM fa*l, and have immediaie despatch.— For terms freight or passage, apply Messrs. and J. ki.krask. or to HIGH MELD, Drury lane. For ALEXANDRIA. And will forward gauds crx \khrntta, at skiff* expense but sktppet s rut. ilia well-knmau last-aailiug ...
... within seme part of which edifice the deeoaeedw be interred. Sir O. Smart and Mr. Bunn, the manager of to Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, have expressed their intention of being present. ...
... the celebrated player on the violincello, to Miss Pearson, one oft the principal vocal pertformers at the Theatre-ltoyal, Drury- lane. . i~~~lleatIJ0. On Saturday last, Mrs. Alice VWalmesley,- Predheick- street, aged 34. On Sunday last, Mrs. Mary Thompson ...
... finishing a play and a pupil for Drury Lane, where also, it is said, that Sierjeant Taltourd’s l, Ion” is in preparation. A daughter of Mr. Vandenhoff is, we hear, to make her appearance almost immediately at Drury Lane in the character of Juliet. During ...
... The Public is respectfully informedjOiat MR. POWER, the celebrated Irish Comedian, of the Jtfeatres-Royal Covent Garden. Drury Lane, Ac, is enaifoyFOßfrwo NIGHTS, and will appear this MVBNTNG, SATURDAY, March 31st, and on WDAT'NEXT, April 7th, being positively ...
... Forrest, Esq., the a celebrated American tragedian, to Catherine, daughter of E John Sinclair. Esq., of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The ceremony, which took place at St. Paul's, weas performed by the Rev. Dr. Croly, LL.D. On the 19th ...