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... PRIVATE BOXES to be had at SAMS'S LIBRARY, St. James's-street, sole agent. A Box for Eight persons to be Let for 1/ 115 6d, at Drury-lane; and a Box for tills 6a, at Covent -garden. FROM SIX to TEN PER CENT. will be GIVEN for the LOAN of TWO THOUSAND or THREE ...
... to this sweeping censure, for without his whims and eccentricities the audience would never have tolerated the thing. At Drury Lane they have gotten up an abortion called Harlequin and Jack Frost, the scenery in which by no means compares with the manifold ...
... continuance of rain confined her Majesty and the royal family within doors during the day. Her Majesty is about to visit Drury-lane Theatre, to see extraordinary performances of Air. Van Amburgh, in the new pantomime of Jack Frost. Their Koval Highnesses ...
... the evening Shi to the actor—Mathews' Memoirs. .^herida,,', Aut °g^aph. —One night order of Mr re > ai P . P - at the of Drury Lane Teu dit ? Ct a li - gerir, became the door-keeper could . Ro H M ™oirs. P°''e j. . ILL —Frequently I have seen him wield ...
... , and the means of ensuring uniformity thereof in language, form, arrangement and matter. Her Majesty is about to visit Drury-lane Theatre to see the extraordinary performance of Mr. Van Amburgh,in the new pantomime of Jack Frost, Prince George of Cambridge ...
... 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; ...
... :, .were both in convudsionsof laughter; andsv;..r ?? wards, when Mlathews was relating this ?? !'Iix . ' green-.room of Drury Lane, M~rs. Jordan stat . Ing her hands, and in her fervent, soul-o ,, h earled tones, exclaiming,'z Was that you?' - a d with ...
... culture of tea succeeds in British India, we shall have it sold in England at 2s. per pound Her Majesty is about to visit Drury-lane Theatre, to see extraordinary performance of Mr. Van Amburgh, in the new pantomime of Jack Frost In Mill-lane, Deptford ...
... THIS mmSP ROYA L. DRURY-LANE. IMI3_.VEM.-G will be performed Rossini's Opera of ,- „ r . , GUILLAUME TELL *■' ?? ÜB rV r ' , Mr ' Bra ** lm • ...
... • ' : 5 , rk,_.,.. •••••,., ‘.. , , .4 416 . 0 ' al s , --P '' &7 9 --•..-.: 7 --- '-'- , s ' THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY:.LANE. ...
... Cambridge, and Prince Kitenuzy. a«d who have been received with great applauiie n the theatres Koyal. Covent Garden anU Drury Lane, aasl in the principal fa;.hiooabb Towns in Great Britain and Ireland, have the honour to inform ibe Notably, Gentry, and ...
... the gold medal as the most completely framed animal in the late Smithfield show, was sold to Mr. W. Dobbins, butcher, of Drury Lane, for £50, without any deduction whatever. Its weight was 140 stone, wanting 21bs.; and the quality of tbe meat was as fine ...