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... audience, among whom noticed some of the in patrons of musical an and science. I:,! Duchess of St. Albans sent a letter to the Drury-lane Tlieatriulhiaiien the day of the anniversary, enclosing fifty pounds. Carat-Garden theatre will terminate its season about ...
... Liverpool, intends to make tender. Mr. right, who, to his numerous but successful speculations, I, bold enough add a bidding for Drury-lane, makes no secret of his intention to so, and he has already deposited in the Bank of much larger sum than the amount required ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE ON EASTER MONDAY, RICHARD THE THIRD Duke of Olostr.', Mr. Kean : Earl of Richmond, Mr. Wallack. Elisabeth, Sira. Faucit; Lady Anne, Min Faucit. To cenclude with (Ut time) a new Grand Melo-dramatic Tale of Enchantinent. be called ...
... against them, in the sum of 50/., and two sureties 20/. each. Henry White, a young man, who resides at No. 11, King, street, Drury-lane, was charged with entering the dwelling house of Mr. Carver, No. 5, Yates’s-court, Carey.street, Lincoln’s Inn-fields, on ...
... Clerk to the Company. . M'albrook-buiUlings, April 8, 1830. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE, 6th April 1830. NOTICE is hereby given that the GENERAL COMMITTEE of tile Theatre Royal Drury-lane Company of Proprietors will be ready to receive proposals by TENDER from ...
... „. roVENT-G ARDEN, DRURY-LANE, and OPERAj, The best Boxes at the above Theatres p . |,v j. Andrews, at his Circulating Library, i jjy tne mg* ll *?. »» ](ernste wee )£ an Opera Box on the vi. The '»‘ and ,2,j t 0 b for the Season, and other Boxes ESS- ...
... ELLICE. Leadenhall street, April 13, 1830. Mr. Ellice’s Committee continue to meet daily at the London Tavern. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA, Peaclium, Mr. Fanen ; Captain Macheath. Madame Vestris : Filch, Mr. Harley; .Mrs. Peachum ...
... Mr. Bartley and Miss Paton’s benefits. Fawcett and Mrs. Davenport take their farewell benefits during the present season. Drury-Lane, Planche and Bishop arc busy with their new Opera, which will be brought out as soon as possible. Mr. Goldsmid is shortly ...
... sittings closed for the present session and I renew to you, gentlemen, the assurance of my Koya) benevolence. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, MASANIELLO. Vaianiello, Mr. Sinclair; Don Alpbanso, Mr. T. Cooke. Elvira, Uiii Betti; ella, ftfn. W. Barrymore ...
... , A. Sapio, Fitzwilliam, Purday, Hodges, H. Cooke, and Goulclen; Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Woods, Mesdames Betts (late of Drury, lane), Somerville (of the Surrey theatre), and Ireland. Such a dis. play could not fail to attract a numerous and respectable ...
... obtaining advice and assistance under these circumstances :—Madame Veslris, they said,|had on Tuesday evening appeared at Drury-lane in her favourite character of Captain Macheath, on which occasion a patty, hired for the purpose by vocal performer, who ...
... and preferred bill of indictment against Joshua Rose Anderson, the new vocal performer who lately made his appearance at Drury-lane Theatre, and Wm. llopkinson, in which she charged them with having gone to the theatre for the wanton purpose of hissing ...