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... Dis- JL of compact and elegantly fitted-up, and wellstocked SHOP, in one the leading thoroughfares to Covent Garden and Drury Lane theatres—doing about 5001. per annum, Independent of any Sunday business. The rent made by lodgers, and the house in thorough ...
... profit of representation at any theatre within 21 miles of the metropolis for three years after the production of apiece at-Drury-lane or Coveut-garden. This agreemeet will also only apply to performances of show aod scenery, where much more depends upon ...
... the attractions of music, dancing, and scenery. t have not heard any day yet named for the commencemeat of the season at Drury-lane ; and we certainly would not advise that one house should be run against the other until the town begins to fill. We hear ...
... .—Ask for Stirling's Stomach Pills. Be sure J. W, Stirling is on.thf stamp* THE BRANDY QUESTION IN DRURY-LANE. VI WATSON, the only person in Drury-lane to whom Messrs. Betts and Co. have confided the sale of the Patent French Distilled Brandy,” from asense ...
... 12, East-street, Lamb’s Conduit-street, (late of Gloucester-street). Old-established Free Public-house and Wine-vaults, Drury .lane. —By Mr. DANIEL CRONIN, at Garraway’s, on TUESDAY, May 13, at Twelve, by order of the Executors of the late Mr. J. C. Williams ...
... is supposed he will take the active troul of the stage department Covent Garden, but that rooper will not be disturbed at Drury Lane. Macready will also in requistion, but not until the turn the new year and , he eau time he will go through various engagements ...
... personally, or by letter, post paid, to Mr. Mouat, No. 8, Cooper arow, Tower-hill. the brandy question drury-lane. WATSON, the only person in Drury-lane to whom Messrs. Betts and Co. have confided the sale olthe Patent French Distilled Brandy,” from a sense ...
... T. Y. C. —Lord Lichfield s Altamont, Bst. 7lbs.—Lord Exeter’s Lumber, 7st. 131bs.—and Lord Tavistock s Cream, 7st. 4lbs. Drury Lane Theatre.— Yesterday Secrets worth Knowing was performed here for the benefit of Mr. Parker. The piece was strongly cast ...
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... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The grand operatic drama, entitled the Red Mask, or the Council of Three, was brought out at this house Saturday night; it has been transferred, like many other operas of the same showy class, from the stage of the Italian Opera Pans ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Last night the tragedy of Richard :he Third was represented at this house, Mr. Denvil appearing for the first time the character of the Duke of Gloucestrr, The performance was more conspicuous for bustle and imitation of Mr.Kean’s ...
... drury-lane theatre, nil! Maturin’s trageily of Bertram was revived . hous e, for the purpose of enabling Mr. Denvil *' the character that gives the name to the tragedy, t °J > \iiss Clifton to represent that of Imagine. When ■ ■ ally performed, Mr. Kean ...