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... performance could be permitted, although the Duke of Devonshire was, and always has been, willing to give the lessee of Drury.lane the same ptivl. lege as that enjoyed by the lessee of Covent garden. As soon as the Lord Chamberlain was informed that dancing ...
... Memorandum Book, by Fi. garo in London—Moral Ramblings—Facts and Scraps—Dissecting Rooms—March of Humbug, tc. THE iTRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS SVININO, MASANIILLO. Nalanlone.Nr. Wood ; Don *lents Nr.Templiton. Renella, Miss Konnitli Mon Betio.' After whin ...
... , of Birmingham, stationers and printers, Al arch 26, at two, at Baainghall-street—John Henry Davy, of Parker titreet, Drury. lane, coach wheelwright, March 26 , at halt past one, at Baainglialhstreet--George King. of Ludgate-street, London, jeweller ...
... Gentlemen, Your most obedient and very humble servant, H. T. HOPE. Dothesmireet, Portland .place, March 13, 1333. TREATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO AORBOW HYMNING, DON JUAN. Naha, Mr. Braliam : Mooetto, Mr. Begoln; Leporello, Mr: Marin. Dm (Mail.. Mr. Templeton; Don ...
... and Lamb, Drummond street, Somers Town. At el of which every information may be obtained, at all hours. THE ITRR ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. THIS RVIININD. DON JUAN . Doi June. Mr. Benham Masettn. Mr Regain; Leporello. Mr. Mar- Do: Don Dela•ln. Mr Templeton: Don ...
... the seek aka Laster. is generally untlersto. d in diansatic circles that Captain Polhill has gisen t o the comnatiee of Drury-lane that he m b es not mean to col.:Le I.ss,e of it . yond the present season. it is is theught ;imitable Oat the Theatre will ...
... Lachange on London, one month, oney, 25 rs 1 th ree months, paper, 251 70c, money, 25f 7 m oe.—Coo Authvilique. THEATRE ROYAh, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING DON JUAN. Don Jou . , Mr. tinhorn : Masetto. Mr. Strain; Leporello, Mr. Mar• Ito; Uon Oetatio. Mr. Templeton; ...
... THEATREL.—A joint memorial has been pre. !tented to the Lord Chamberlain on the part of the proprietors o Covenegatden and Drury-lane theatres. The object of memorialists is, it, prove that it would be unjust and injudicious to extend the period allowed ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUND DINNER. Yesterday was celebrated the Miteesth aosisereary diaper of Drury lase Theatrical Fuod, at the Freemasous' Tager,. The Marquis of Elaaricardo took chair. supported by the DA? of St. Albatea sod M Gore. Erg. MP. The health ...
... Douville is also the author of all excellent Introduc tory Book to the French language, in nineteen lessons. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE . TOMORROW EVENING THE MAID OF CASHMERE. After which (gra time) a new Farce called THE CHIMNEY PIECE To conclude with PETTICOAT ...
... commonly considered unprintable.— Examiner. London : Published by Effingham Wilson, 88, Royal Exchange. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS IVININO DON JUAN. Don Joan. NI. Brabans. Donna Anna. Maelame de Merle will added TDB MAID 01 , CABIIIIIEDR. THEATRE ...
... Library of Standard Works of Education, Ise, and Entertainment, 369, Strand, and sold by all Booksellers. TNR 4TRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE THIS [VINING THE MAID OF CASHMERE . Alter which a new Farce called THE CHI MNRY PIECE. To conclude with SIMPSON AND CO. ...