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... for the whole term, ; Fiftyeight Shares in the Regent's Canal, and old Renter's Share with Tranferable Free Admission in Drury-lane Theatre. MR. EDWARD FOSTER respectfully acquaints the Public that he has reeeived instructions from the Executors of the ...
... edjonmment waa then agreed to, and the other of the day having been disposed of, the bowse adjourned at tsrlre TBMATRf. ROYAL, DRURY LANE. TO-nOItHOW EVRRINO. DON JUAN. After which, the Fury Ballet, entitled ■ LA BKU.E All 8013 DORMANT. 9.in ikied on the popular ...
... to romarlr that although the * Conversations with Lord Byron would ‘shew the glory of her art’ better an original work. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. With an hour on hand, Monday last, we went to see the new opera of Don Juan at this theatre. Again the muse of ...
... effects, pledged prior to April, 1 > and Son, Fetter lane ; Brown, Upper North-place , Conlwell, Compton-street; and Newby, Drury-lane. May be viewed, and Catalogues had on the day previous and morning of bale. Genuine Household Furniture, two Sets of Parlour ...
... Three Drury-lane Renters' Shares, prbducing au income of 12/ los, most punctually paid, with transferable free admissions . , also a Share and Life Admission.—By M r . GEORGE ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, near the Bank, on Tuesday, March lg, at Twelve ...
... next week. Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets, to be made to Mr. Seg-uin, Opera-office, Haymarket. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING will be acted Mozart's Opera of DON JUAN. Don Juan, Mr. Braham — Donna Anna, Madame De Meric. To which ...
... Mr. Keeler Martin, Miss Poole; Genivieve, Miss Taylo. ciariee, Mia ; and Jeanette Piquantc, Mrs. Kcsley. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. GREAT ATTRACTION FOR TO-MORROW after the opening of the doors last Evening, every ,, the Theatre was again occupied; and ...
... t'or Boge, Stallse, aid Tickets, to be made to Mr. leguin, Opera. oiffice5 Eiaymark t. ___ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ DRURY-LANE THEATRE.--To-morrow *ill be presented, MoSart's celebrated Oraud Opera of DON JUAN. Don Juan. Mr. Brahami Don Oatvio, Ur ...
... the Masque of COMUS. To conclude with THE SMUGGLER BOY. Monday, a new Play, in Five Acts, and Masaniello. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING their Majesties' Servants will perform the Opera of DON JUAN. Don Juan, Mr. Braham ; Don Octavio, Mr ...
... nouuber- early application (post paid) is therefore necessary to M~essrs. HasNeozsore, Szsy,aRa. and Co. or te HENGRY-FOX S33 Drury-lane, , T h e r e Is s til r o o f o a_ f e t on s o f f r i g t. *Anted bp %uttiva ?? - ?? : - . 2 - - ?? - . - w THIS DAY. ...
... shouted and hallooed as as his lungs would permit him At bis return from sea in London observed the tame play be performed Drury-Lane went the pit just scene before mentioned commenced stamped with his loot piped all hands looking up to the gallery called ...
... Rm« SM , by th T Ni * fit ' alternate Weeks, or Season BOXES on each circle. Stalls and Pit Tickets, Bs. 6d! Theatres -Drury- Lane, Covent-Gardeu, and Adelphi. Private Boxes, in the best Situations, Let by the Night. Box at Drury- Une, for One Guinea ...