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... Whitehaven. The Public are respectfully informed that r - J '* formed an Engagement with Mr. M. N. I AUMIPR oftheTheatfe Royal, Drury Lane, for two Niehts who will make his first Appearance on Wednesday Evening the 2d of November The Evening Entertainments will ...
... sufficiently known. The present number contains articles of commanding interest. Office, 67. Paternoster-row. THEATRE YA DRURY-LANE. The srritsl «f Mademoiselle Duvernay having been ratarded by the late tea peat uoti* weather, ber Fir»t Appearance is ...
... —At Eight. LAMBETH LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION. — Lecture by Mr. W. C. Dendy, on Ghost Seeing—at Halfpast Eight. DRURY LANE.— The Siege of Rochelle—The Yankee Pedlar—Der Freischutz. COVENT-GARDEN.— Othello—Aladdin. LYCEUM. The Mountain Sylph—The ...
... in the Li- | Not having been able to attend the first performance of to inform your Piety that in mw and Dublin Ormond, Drury-lane theatre Journal, Dwi blin Evening Post, 10 are indebted to a friend for th (4 piece since wy), , there is no “ us penne” ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. The arrival of Mdlle. Duvernay having been retarded by the lata tem- ~pestu ...
... MORNING ADVERTISER. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. The arrival of Mademoiselle Duvernay having been retarded by the late tempestuous weather, her First Appearance is necessarily postponed until Thursday next. . , . THIS EVENING (Tuesday), Nov. 1, wi 1 be ...
... minutes afterwards with bis friends. The cause of the meeting aroae from gross insult offered to Mr. Ferguson’s sister at Drury-lane theatre by the unfortunate Mr. Simpson. The failure of novel writer of some celebrity (the Viscount D’Arlincourt). and who ...
... to our country at present —are very high at both ot the large houses. Kean had, on various occasions, 50/. per night at Drury-lane, exclusive of his right a benefit, which was worth about 500/. to him: but that was nothing to what Madame Malibran’s terms ...
... THE MORNING HERALD. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. The arrival of Mademoiselle DUVERNAY having been retarded by the late tempestuous weather, her first appearance is necessarily postponed until Thursday next. THIS EVENING their Majesties' Servants will perform ...
... ground in few* minutes afterwards with his friends. The cause of the meeting arose from a gross insult offered to a lady at Drury-lane Theatre. Emigration.— Notwithstanding the advanced period of the year, emigration across the Atlantic continues. Friday ...
... Eight. LAMBETH LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION. - Lecture by Mr. W. C. Dendy, on Ghost Seeing—at Half. past Eight. DRURY- LANE.- The Siege of Rochelle—The Yankee Pedlar—Der Freischutz. COVENT-GARDEN.— Othello—Aladdin. LYCEUM. - The Mountain Sylph—The ...
... few minutes afterward? with his friends. The cause of the meeting arose from a gross insult offered Mr. Ferguson’s sister Drury-lane theatre the unfortunate Mr. jimpson. ...