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... Opera House, AND, ►oa TIIE INSTIWMENTAL DEFARTMENT, MR 1)ISTIN, From the Private Band of George IV. the Theatre.- Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, the Italian Opera, Musical Festivals, &c and the MASTERS I)ISTIN, From the Royal Academy of Misc. Paricidars ...
... Yatea visiting the Theatre Royal for the purpose of bringing out the far- famr'.d * Jewess. with all the paraphernalia from Drury Lane. The difficulty is the lowness of the present prices, which, when the hoese is full, reduce the receipts up- *nards of'sixtv ...
... of Cambridge and Prince Ernest of Heese Philippetbal arrived in town on M odndY from Brighton, end in the evening visited Drury Lane Theatre, accompaniedby Lord Elphinstoite, Colonel Jones, and the Rev. Mr Wood. Their Royal and Serenee Higligesses left ...
... Theatre ?? before the commencement of T. P. Cooke's engagement, hbaing received an extensieon f his leave of alrsence from Drury Lane. As the Pantomrime concriles its career on Friday next, we should suppose that Wilson will commence on the. Saturday. We ...
... draper J. T. J. & 1. Grimnsby Stephenson, Bridlington Quay, Yorkshire, wine merchants J. Dodd, Margate, grocer W. Williams, Drury Lane, London, victrialler H. Hrutchinson, Corrhill, Londoln. manster mariner G. Dobson, Hatton, Cheshuire, grocer. ISANK~RUPTCY ...
... Friday evening . On Saturday _^ _. _Mr Wilson makes Ilis _appearance for a few _nigrtft having got leave of _absence from Drury Lane for a _short period _longer than he _at first _anticipated—a _circumstance at which we _sincerely _rejoice _. • Accident ...
... Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victo- ria, attended by Sir John Conroy and Lady Flora Hastings, again occupied their hox at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday. Her Royal Highness, how- ever, withdrew after the conclusion of the opera, the Siege of Rochelle. The ...
... Balfe, is not expected to come out until the mniddle of April. The libretto is, it is said, to be furnished by the lessee of Drury Lane, who, with the composer, is to have 800 guineas for the copy- right. COMMUNICATION WITH CONSTANTINOPLE.- The Levant arrived ...
... served to turn suddenly round, and fall backwards at full length upon the ground with great force. Mr Teuten, printer, of Drury Lane, who was passing at the moment, instantly ran to his assistance, and, with the aid of two other persons, raised the unfor- ...
... excellently performed Phelps) ami abounding in farcical incident. Air James Hussell (of the theatres royal Covcm Garden t.nd Drury Lane) having rambled as far North Inverness on professional tour, was engaged for five nights fcy Mr Ryder, who, we must say ...
... to COlltihlul/ aI Sle3' A&IC11ICen1411 Mt orch,/2 IU.(; PUBLIC ROOlfIS. UEf1. JAMES RUISS13LL, oF the Tlheatres Roy~al, Drury Lane ?? li end Coveit Gardin, ?? t> anminouice that he intellds gi ling his ?? OCUAI, ENTIERTAINMENTi ?? 0111IIVA URUSSELL's ...
... SONG—“Twas at the Sign the Fork”—written for Mr Weekes expressly, and sung him for fifty successive nights, in the Theatre Royal Drury Lane - - - Blexoit. DUET—“ When thy Bosom Heaves the Sigh”—.Miss May and Mr Weekes - - Braham. Admission First Price, 6d; Children ...