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... THSATRR ROYAL. DRURY LANE THIS EVENING (Wednesday), January u. will !«• performed the •). era of GUILLAUME TELL. Geanler, Mr. Giubelei: Kodolph, Mr. Siansbury . Guillaume Tell, Mr. Hrabam Arnold, Mr. Allen; Walter Flint, Mr. Slrctton ; Krni, Mr. S. Jones; ...
... post paid AS BARMAID—can have a two years ami half’s character Tom the place ale has just 'left. Direct to E, F., No. 122. Drury lane. ...
... years of ape, who can have a good ter from his last situation, where was eleven year. Direct . W.. at Mr Mlncbln’s. No. 191. Drury lane. ...
... papulous «ud respectable seighbuurhood—terms moderate. Apply, If by letter, post paid, G. W., No. 9, Black moor- street, Drury lane. LADIES’ DAY SCHOOL to be DISPOSED OF. For curds of address apply to Mrs. Austin, No. S 3, Little Car- u».o-Btrect, Pof ...
... Matheson, lale Mansel-street, Mlnorles, soil Hurr alreel. East SmitMield, shipowner, dividend half past one James Milter, Drury lane, stationer, dividend at two. Daniel Smith, York road, Lambeth, builder, adjourned examln ation. at two. Before Commissioner ...
... warm himself, and during the absence of the bar-man, took the glasses and spoons. He offered them for sale to salesman in Drury lane, when he taken into custody by policeman, on suspicion of stealing them. He pleadrd destitution, and whs committed to hard ...
... however, been detected. Upon inquiry he learned that similar impositions had been practised upon the Haymarkct, Covent-garden, Drury lane, the Olympic, and, in short, all the metropolitan theatres; and from certain circumstances which bad transpired, there was ...
... waa one of a regular number of I *.. been for some time training for public exhibition, similar that at present be seen at Drury-lane, under the controul of Mr. Van Amburgh, and so perfectly tame was it, that (Mr. Wombwell) would not base the least fear ...
... made 1,300/., considered to have already paid its startling and unprecedented expenses. It has been deemed impolitic at Drury-lane Theatre to vary the run of its present pieces—the pantomime, preceded by Guillaume Tell, the Gipsy's Warning, So:., dis ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. On Saturday night benefit was given at this theatre aid the funds of that praiseworthy institution “The , Jews’ Orphan Asylum.” We have pleasure in noticing the circumstance, not merely on account of the performances, excellent though ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING (Saturday), January 6, will be performad the >|iera of GUILLAUME TELL. Geaaler, Mr. Glubelel; Rodolph, Mr. Skmtbury . Guillaume Tell, Mr. Hrahatn Arnold, Mr. Franks; Walter FUrat, Mr. Strettoo ; Ernl, Mr. S. Jones; ...
... undeniable character from the situation he is about to leave. Direct io A. 8., at Mr. Miller’s, No. 28. Brownlow-strcet. Drury.lane BARMAN or CELLARMAN, a young Mana change having taken place is the sole cause of hi* quitting his late employment—the most ...