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... THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET. Necond appearance of Mrs. WAYLETT, the celebrated Vocalist and Actress, froththe Theatres-royal, Drury Lane, Co vent Garden, and Haymarket, wh o , h av i ng re c overe d from h er late in disposition, will commence an Engagement ...
... owing to the liberal en« gagemaot offered him by hie friend Mr, Cater aft ('applause.) He was also indebted to the lessee of Drury.lane, who, with much inconvenience to him. self, permitted him to come to Dublin. It was un« necessary for him to tell them how ...
... arms of his young bride, and was conveyed to Guernseys Lady Hawker is gill living. Her sister, Mrs. Alsop, a formed at Drury . -lane Theatre during 1819, 1820, and a few years ago in America. - BURIAL OF BLACK HAWK-A few days ago we moss the death of this ...
... to that most respectable but wishes to cultivate the unite has of their large experience. Her Majesty in about to visit Drury-lane Thentr, t t:, ,Atronalinary ',erf omen,: Mr. Van ‘mblar ni, it. E., p.antnuimu ,if lack Feobt. Oa Cliristina,i-ti,ty the ...
... To-night. Drury-Lane—Guillaume Tell, Harlequin Jack Frost, and the Lions, Ac. CovenuGarden— Tbe Lady of Lyons, and Harlequin and Fair Ro. samaul. Adelphi— The Giant, Jim Crow, Nicholas Nicklebv, and Harlequin and the Silver Dove. PANTOMIMES.— Drury-Lane und ...
... - - TREATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING her Maiesty's Servants will perform the Opera of GUILLAUME. TELL. Gessler, Mr. Wahllet; Guillaume Tell, Mr. Braham; Lutern, Poole; Matilda, Miss Romer; Martha, Miss Betts. To conclude with a new grand Christmas ...
... thealricsl amusement are the present day in London and its suburbs, there are not lets than fourteen at this moment open, viz., Drury-lane, Covent-garden, the Haymarket, Adelpti, Madame Vestris’s, the Strand, the Surrey, the Victoria, the City, the Pavilion, ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING will be performed Rossini. Opera of GL'ILLAUME TELL. Guillaume Tell, Mr. Braham • Gessler, Mr. Giubilei; Rodolph.Mr. SMAnbury ■ Chief of the Canton of Unterwald, Mr. A. Giubilei; Chief ot the Canlon of Schwyti, ...
... into a den for more wild beasts, inclosing both Clown and Pantaloon, like Van Amburgh's linn and tiger, fed by Runns. At Drury Lane the pantomime was Harlequin and Jttck Frost. The tricks were very poor and vulgar. Royai. Exchange The plan suggested for ...
... to the British, and had dismissed Hussein Khan, the agent of Russia, from all his employments. Her Majesty about to visit Drury-lane Theatre to see the extraordinary performance of Mr. Van Amburgh, in the new pantomime of Jack Frost. We have heard that ...
... per annum, with excellent premises, situate one mile and a hall from town. For particulars apply to Mr. Bohn, No. 12.*“, Drury.lane; -.11 letters post paid.—N H. Agents need apply. ...
... funeral was strictly private, and was only attended the immediate relatives of the deceased. Her Majesty is about visit Drury-lane The dre, to see the extraordinary performance of Mr. Van Amburgh, in the new pantomime of Jack Frost. Col.JO’Reilly had ...