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... ducted by Mr. MEYMCK, of Leamington. * COn - Boxes 35., Pit 2s, Gallery 1,. MRS. NESBITT, late MISS MORDAUNT Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged f or l m and will make her First Appearance on ?ht, tl.e instant. Tickets may be obtained Mr. Ward's T'K hite ...
... will sing some of her most favourite SONGS. MR. H. R. BISHOP Composer:and Director of the Music at the Thea tre Royal, Drury Lane, will PRESIDE at the PIANO- FORTE. The Concert to begin at Two o’Clock precisely. *,* Tickets, 7s. each ;—Family Ticket ...
... will sing some of her most favourite SONGS. MR. H. R. BISHOP Composer and Director of the Music at the T heatre Royal, Drury Lane, will PRESIDE at the PIANO- FORTE, The Concert to begin at Two o’Llock precisely. *,* Tickets, 7s. each 3— Family Tieket ...
... MR S. AH A M HAS great pleasure announcing that the celebrated MRS. NISBETT, (Late Miss MOIIDA UST, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) IS ENGAGED FOR THREE NIGHTS!! This present Satvrdaij, Feb. 10,1833, By most special Desire, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER; Miss ...
... waa solemnised at St. James’s Church, in the presence of party of the relatives and friends of the two noble families. Drury Lane theatre opened on Saturday, with the opera of the Tempest, and the masque of Comus ; and on Monday evening, Covent Garden ...
... establishment of Covetit Garden, from the same cause. We learn that Mr. Cooper, Mr. Wood, and many other members of the Drury Lane Company, are also confuted to their rooms. The disease, although severe in its character, 'l3 short duration, anil lias ...
... an opportunity of witnessing its progress by daylight. From this Night's Gazette. Samuel Kent, victualier, Ressell-court, Drury-lane— Edward Bell, dealer in carnages, Lidsey Andrew, market gardener, Wandswoith-road—Joln Charles Samuel Stead, corn factor ...
... Hertford, and Captain Polhill, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, under the following circumstances :—lt appeared that on Friday evening, Mr. Duncombe, among others, was permitted to behind the scenes of Drury-lane Theatre, and that while there, he met with ...
... prietors of the Haymarket offered Liston fifty pounds a night to engage at that Theatre, which he refused.—The receipts at Drury-lane, on Thursday, exceeded 600/.; and able. those at Covent-garden, on Friday, were nearly as consider- Weare glad to learn ...
... to record another murder, on Thomas Cooper, 8 journeyman carter, 45 years of age, residing at No. 37, Brownlow- street, Drury-lane, in the employ of Mr. Davis, an extensive mastcr carman, residing at No. 1, Silver-street, Blooms- bury. It appeared that ...
... the bottle were too strong for him ; he outstaved his time, got drunk, and lost all recollection of Shakspearc, Shylock, Drury-lane, and the duties they entailed on liira. His friendsj frightened at the indiscretion they had caused, dispatched Kean s servant ...
... 102; in March, 4,527; in August, 4,041]. The answer to the petitioners to the King fora third theatre, in consequence of Drury-lane and Covent-garden being in the hands of the same lessee, was, we understand, given on Friday. It was in the negative. We ...