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... excellent voice. The first concert was crowded. Mr. Jones has declined the maximum salary offered for Covent Garden and Drury Lane; and, indeed, all theatrical engagements whatever. The last let ers received from America by Mr. Kemble’s friends stated ...
'ASBIOX ASn TABLE-TALK
... else—for how can I, A poor weak woman, tell the reason why In coalition strong—perhaps insane, You’ve Covent. Garden tack’d to Drury-lane; Can I proclaim the bans between two 44 houses Both this parish”—and thus make them spouses ? Or if I do, perhaps there’s ...
COTEKT GARDEN
... save tbe King” was sung the whole company, and Miss Taylor repeated the opening address delivered by her on Satarday at Drury lane. Pizarro had two debutants, male and female; Mr. King from Dublin, as Rolla, and Mias Placide from America, as Elvira, aball ...
THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, THE TEMPEST. Piospcro, Mr.Macrtady; Alonzo, Mr. ; Hyppolllo, !VIIs« ..
... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, THE TEMPEST. Piospcro, Mr.Macrtady; Alonzo, Mr. ; Hyppolllo, !VIIs« Taylor: Ai tonlo, Mr. Mathew*; Ferdinand. .Mr. Oonper; Trlncnlo, Mr. niancliard ; Stephano, Mr Dowton; Caliban. Mr. Bedford; Dorinda.Miii Shim-ff; ...
AND TRAVELLER
... humour, and house rewarded his efforts with very general applause; uww gether an amusing trifle, and will have its day. .. Drury-lane Theatre—There was bumper tt tj house last night, to witness the performance of The the “popular interlude,” as the hills ...
W. Scripps, Wellington stnct
... contain Mr. Lawrence’s Course on Surgery, complete. Published by Longman and Co. every Saturday morning. THEJTRK ROYAL. DRURY LANE TO MORROW EVENING. THE JEALOUS WIFE Lard Trinket. .Mr T. first appealanrc there three years) Sir Marry Beagle. Mr. Harley ...
HAMBURG PAPBBS
... Clarke, and M’Whinnie, Brighton, on before the inst., after which day no applications will be received. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, THE JEALOUS WIPE. Lord Trinket. Mr T. Green (his first appeal there three years); Sir Harry Beagle. Mr. Harley; ...
FASHION AND TABLE-TALK
... which, according to the IndepCnne Brussels, he has just completed by adding that of the King o the Belgians. . , 'rr.. Drury Lane Theatre. Colman comedy of Jealnua JVi/e was performed on Saturday. Tlictc * w , appearances; the part B. Phillips, sister ...
meftl will take place, cause ; • preferfed Portugal tlial of either Don Pedro Miguel, but the la»y of that
... sod M’Whinnie, Brighton, on or before the 21st inst., after wblcd day no applications will be received. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE THIS EVBNINO, VENICE PRESERVED. Jafßer, Mr. Cooper; Pierre. Mr. Macready; Priull, Mr. Malliews. iw* vldera, Mrs Sloman (her ...
COMMITTAL OP MR. XBBVR
... Joseph Banks, in the entrance to the Museum, is now a fine one of Shakspcare, similar to that which is in the vestibule of Drury.lane Theatre. Steam Carriage. —Sir Charles Dance’s omnibus, propelled •loam, again look three trips yesterday from Wellington ...
fits CORPORATION COMMISSION,
... them entire satisfaction. Neat Post Chaises, with good horses and steady drivers. Good Eoxes for Hunters. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE THIS EVENING, THE BELLE’S STRATAGEM. Doricourt. Mr. Cooper; Hardy, Mr. Flutter, Mr. T Green; Sir George Touchwood, Mr. Mathews ...