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... of dramatic performers. She first appeared balm • bond's audience about the year 1788, as Mrs. l'orreU, as the original Drury Lane Theatre. FASHIONS FOR JANUARY. WALKING DRElll.—Velvet hat, made with the new square Po!onsis crows, trimmed with a few bows ...
... any other pennon. AND THE has been said bye con. journal that whoever does not in e Stanfield's Mo. laniard' Veuitt at Drury.lane Theatre during the holidays aid hay: Poen noshing worth talking about. This is true; but to see it with proper effect, ...
... Lord Belfast, Sir G. iFombwell, Sir R. Wilson and family. The new farce (as it is called) of The First Day of Term, at Drury-Lane, is merJy hashed up for the take of a pictorial exhibition, by Stanfield, of London from Berkeley-square to Westminster-hall ...
... of every person pawn be devoured them twenty.eight minutes; and drank two %aorta of beet.—.Cesr. riarroo Herald. ROTAL. DRURY LANE . THIS SVENINH b. sod NACROTH. WAN'S. Mr. Naffed!: Maeduff Mr. Mall•ek. Lady Mitchell' Miss Toed/Inds with tins (hand Mislead ...
... new Sinfonis sad two overtures for the '' manic. The preparations for bringing out Rawl LW Devil, beer, are tinedco at Drury-lane, but they have been at C.firent.garden. Oberon is to taken, place at the lotterhem, but it Jaws Rot seem decided whether ...
... semMeg room not beiv to be had in the pit long beset the essemseesment of the piece. Mrs. West's acting, so Meg ethnied at Drury Lane, has lost nothing of the admirable dept of feeling and intensity woman's love *Mat Shakers,* Of be the author of this ...
... intends, it said, to *gage the ' for the English Opera Company next .eases.— Tads Mr. Serb, of the Coburg has 'se e med, Drury-lane Theatre, in which Mr. a y k principal chameasr.—lbid. The mama of the death of E. J. Pantie in New an happy le and, cos ...
... BU RE b A e U the —A tA RIV e A w T ( E LBiObrXinEySl67, New Hund-strest me LET by the Night fee the OPERA, COVENT-OA RDE DRURY-LANE, OLYMPIC, and ADELPHI THEATRES. OPERA STALLS aid PIT TICKETS at as. 6d. Every Information and Accommodation for all Public ...
... confine himself rather to the imaginative—nr. if he must paint nature, to the Italian sky and water. Ili. Venice, in the Drury. lane Pantomime, puts his Portsmotrh as much to the blush as a Claude does the picture-dealer's modern original. 5. A Falconer ...
... Moment.° will also be duced. Heinfeder will be among the earliest arrivals. ROBERT LE DIA/Mr.—This celebrated Opera duad at Drury Lane to-morrow week, the 21st, so slid expenditure quite unprecedented. An organ Is expense of 1001. ; one hundred additional ...
... this Theatre, inasmuch as the HMO will he thrown open in a manner never before attempted, vie. to the very beck wall to Drury -lane--• greet expense of itself, exclusive of dress. decorations, and music, the whole of which has been procured from Paris ...
... Royal Library, 69, Pall.mall, in Bro. prim Ss. THE RENT DAY, a Play, by Mr. JERROLD, as now performing at the Theatre Royal Drury.lane, with general approbation andapplause. Abo, now ready, The PLEDGE, by Mr. Kenny, 3e. MY Wire on HY PLACE, 7e. Bd. Rol RoT ...