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... THEATRE ROYAL, ASSEMBLY ROOMS, LEAMINGTON. The Fourth Brouglianiy and The Management have MRS. Of lac Theatres Royal Drury Lane and llaymarkct, Engaged fur THREE NIL I ITS, and will have the honour appealing Tuesday, August 28, 1838, When will he produced ...
... innkeeper—J. B. Pigott, Datlincton. linen manufacturer—VV. Slatie,Caller-street, Houndsditch, Isuildei \i’. B. Walker, Drury lane, victualler—U Worsuick, Clayton, victualler. DISSOLUTIONS or PARTNERSHIP Butcher ami Brantcomhe, Pall Mall, tea-dealers-Kenway ...
... iiaras, Rojrlo, and Breese, Llanfylian, Mont. Sosnery-liire, ntturaejs (as far regards J. Williams)—Wallis and Collins. Drury lane, and Church.laue, Whitechapel, general dealers —W. Blake and W. Sheffield, merchants—T. Stirling and E. and T. Tap ley, ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, August 11. BANKRUPTS.—James Miller. Drury lane, Stationer— George Thread gold. Brentwood; Essex—Edward Peter E'dgeley, the Hand and Sceptre Inn. Soiithborough. Ton[ bridge, Kent, victualler—John Green, the elder, John Green, the ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday. August 11. BANKRUPTS.—James Miller, Drury lane, Stationer— read gold, Brentwood, Essex—Edward Peter Udgeley, of the Hand and Sceptre Inn, South borough. Tonbridge, Kent, victualler—John Green, the elder, John Green, the younger ...
... high order of composition caUing into action the deepest feeling and pathos. Mr. Charles made his re-appearance London, Drury Lane Theatre, Monday evening, and. if we arc to believe the assertions of our London contemporary, never, in the most palmy days ...
... , and the Royal Gardens) Vauihall; and the grotesque and eccentric pantomimic clown, Mr. USHER, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who will direct the production of several of the most' favourite comic pantomimes. The will complete every department; ...
... RICHARD THE THIRD, Mr. HILL, the American Comedian, and re tative of American Rustic Characters, from the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and the Haymarket, will Lower Boxes 3s.—Upper Boxes 2s. shortly appear, Half.price to the Boxes only, at nine o'elock, — ...
... d. Madame CENTI DAMOREAU, Sig. CTJRIOISri, THE EMINENT TENOR. Sig. GIUEILEI, Primo Basso Cantante, at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and of Her Majesty's Theatre, London. Mons. & Mr. BOCHSA. Mr. BOCHSA Is happy to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, Inhabitants' ...
... Albemarle-street, is charged with the manufacture. Charles Kean has extended bis engagement with Mr. Buan, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, for nights, inj stead of 40, the original contract. Webster, the comedian, has renewed his contract with Mr. Morris ...
... Ryder hud intended, und as it will be to-night, but the deficiency was amply atoned for by the presence of Mr. Templeton, of Drury lane. This gen- tleman last night, for the first time, in Aberdeen, and made an impression which will not soon be furgutten. ...
... of June, which was have been the firs: of the commemoration. Benedict's Opera.—There was a full rehearsal on Saturday a: Drury Lane of Benedict's forthcoming opera, which be called Gipsg's Warning, and all concerned '■ it speak highly of the music. It ...