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... still very full of company. ((OURI CIRCULAR.) Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria visited Drury. lane Theatre yesterday evening, to see the performances of the Nervone Man and the lilies/riots Stranger. The Du•ch Envoy Ex ...
... architect—who died just as ha had completed his work—and Messrs. Brown and Atkinson, of Goswell-strect-rr ad, the builders. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The Barber of Seville was performed here last night, with much the same cast of the parts as during last season ...
... thick silk cordeliere. Green satin shoes. Their Royal Highnesses the Dttehess of Kent anti the Princess Victoria visited Drury-lane Theatre yesterday evening, to see the performance of the -Nervous Nan and the Illustrious Stranger. _ _ _ Tlie Marquis of ...
... DRURY.LANE THEATRE. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather a numerous audience assembled last night to witness the reappearance of the Queen of Song.” need hardly add, we mean Mrs. Wood. Rossini’s opera of the Barber of Seville was chosen for her ...
... 1, 1833. I^HEATRES— PRIVATE BOXES all . parts of COVENT-GARDEN, DRURY-LANE, and AUELPIII, LET by tba NIGHT, at SAMS’S Royal Subscriplion library, St. .Tamei’s-street. A Box at Drury-lane Ditto at Covent-garden 6 Several desirable Boxes and Stalls for ...
... matter.- Spctator. ,. Tin NErv US MAN.-A new piece, under the above title, from the pen of Mr. Bern-Ard, vias proluced at Drury. lane Theatro on Saturday night. It was admirably acted, especially tle part of Aspen, the nervvus man, by Farren. and M'Shane ...
... COURT CIRCULAR. Their Royal Highnesses the — D — tic — hes; of Kent and the Princess Victoria visited Drury-lane Theatre yesterday evening to see the performances of the Nervous Man and the Illustrious Stranger. The Dutch Envoy Extraordinary had an interview ...
... ’ Old Williams dandy Dublin attorney who made such a donkey of himself a few years ago, by attempting young Meadows, at Drury lane, is supposed to be in treaty with Davidge of the Coburg to bring him out in the Point of Honor.’ °The a oflhe Rifles at ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING (Friilay), Feb. 1, will be performed MASANIELLO. Masanicllo. Mr. Braham; Don Alphonso, Mr. T. Cooke ; Elvira, Miss Betts; and Fenella, Miss Kenneth. After which, THE NERVOUS MAN. Mr. Aspen, Mr. Farren M'Shane. Mr ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING will be performed Auber's Opera of MASA NIELLO ; or the Dumb Girl of Portici. MasanieUo, Mr. Braham ; Don Alphonso, Mr. T. Cooke. Elvira, Miss Bet t» ; Fenella, Miss Kenneth. After which the new Comic Piece, in ...
... to have received from London. OOUBT CA.BIWT. Their Royal Highneaaea the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria visited Drury-lane Theatre yesterday evening, to see the performances of the Nervout Man, and the’lllustrious Stranger. . The Dutch Envoy ...
... Lowther, present Representative for both counties.— Friday Mr. Kean attacked by gout at Richmond despatched Itis Secretary to Drury-lane theatre, to announce his inability to act —audience good-natured enough to accept Cooper as substitute in Othello, who acted ...