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... CAWSE, of the Theatres-Royal Drury Lane and ol Covent Garden; Mr. G. STANSBURY, of the Theatres- w Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane; Mr. EnM)uNDs, oftheTheatreSaLOy5l, Edinburghn Mlr.BRowNE, ofthe ir Theatres-Royal Drury Lane and Dablin; and Mr. and p ...
... TbeAtrkj. Royal Covent darden muad Dru Akhe; Mr. EoittihDS, of the Theatre-Royal Edinbuh Mr BIOWNE, qfthe T'heatres.Royal Drury Lane dbublin, and Mr. 'nd Miss HARVEY, 1) dare of the Theatre ltal Dublin.- On SATUI DAY !EXT, August d., 183, will be performed'the ...
... ceiret aftier the Iltl. of Felrtiry. TlHEATRirROYAL, MANCHESTEI. Last night bat one of Mr. ANDERSON, of the 'Theatres lIo.st, Drury Lane and Havmarkot.-Sixth night o1 Miss Is$iTu'iN, of the Teliatre Royal, Ha-tnarket, antI the London and Bath Concerts. rlUIS ...
... DIVIDENDS. .-It Feb R and Ashby, Upper Thames-street, meaim Mar -I, J Taylor, Manchester, timber-merchant \ 11, R Parker street, Drury lane, stage 14, P Barratt, New Bond street, jeweller 14, S E Hobbs, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, grocer « 14, W Human, Barking, Essex ...
... new spacious Circle. Mr. DUCROW will appear in those novelties which have been the great attraction of the Theatre Royal, Drury* lane, and the Metropolis, during the whoje last Winter ' and the present Summer. The Performances commence immediately after ...
... CAWS E, (ofthe Theatres-Royal Drury.lane and Covent-garden) -Mr. G.STANSBURI (ofthe Iheatres- Royal, Coventlgarden and Drury-lane) Mr EDMUNDS, (of the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh) ; Mr. BROWNE, (of the Theatres-Royal, Drury lane and Dublin); and Mr. and Miss ...
... p THEATRE ROYAL, MANCH& S ~ Last Night of Mr. A NDERSOJ*, (o/the Drury.lane anil HavmAke/; hfcond W |J (ofthe The/trJR.y/, Hayw» jjji the London and BatlwCOTCerJT.) Last Arne's c-'lebrated Ope* i riF' aJiT'AXE was received for the WnieWn Thursday reiterated ...
... half-past six, and eight in the evening. THEATRE ROYAL, MANCHEST^ SIXTH appearance Mr. KEAN, ofthe Royal, C'ovent-g.irden and Drury-lane, who 1 for fortnight, and whose reception in the vari ters in which he has appeareji during tha/pre-seft been most enthusiastic ...
... Miss CAWSE, (of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane and Covent-garden) Mr. S ANSBUR V, (ofthe Theatres- Royal, Coven t-garden and Drury-lane) Mr. EDMUNDS, (of the lbp__; Edinburgh); Mr. BROWNE, (of the>lj»Wes-Royal, Drury-lane and Dublin); and I JW HARVEY, (principal ...
... Haymarket, who are enutlg^forwTiimited period, will make their Jlons. SpLVAIN, Principal Dancer of the aj*g the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane ana engaged for short period ; and Aladntlfes. AIARJfIE and GILBERT, of the same Theatres, are also engj«:d, and will make ...
... style of his own invention, both with and without the Spring Board.—The celebrated Posture Masters, trom the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane—Air. Cooke's (jun.) Flight Somernets on the Grand Trampoline—Elegant Eques. trianism, H.Cooke and E. . olford—Polandric ...
... den, is engaged to perform ne . re |,j being his first appearance in Manchester sine .W from America—Mr. DOWTON, of the Drury-lane; .Mr. MACKAY, popular dian, ofthe Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh Mr. , BURY, ofthe Theatres-Royal, Coveta-Garden _ lin; .Mr. BROWNE ...