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... ESDAY—A Play, anda On WEDNESDAY— MUCH ADO ABOUT No THING ; with LOV®S and CHARITY Tn both pieces Mrs. of the T heatre Royal, Drury- lane, will appear. CLYDE On THURSDAY—F and the PAL LS of ING DUTCHMAN. On FRIDAY—TOWN and COUNTRY and the e FLY- Lower Upper ...
... ——_ THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MR. MONRO. | MR. J. RUSSE ” | (Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Coy FOR FIVE NIGHTS. ent Garden), HIS PRESENT MONDAY. sented a new Drama, with November 25, will be entitled Scenery painted by ...
... for the Summer Season ris PRESENT Monpay, May 20, In addition to the €. ¥ engaged, are MR. WEILAND AND } MR. SUTTON, the e Drury Lane ; MR. WRIG HT, Of the St. James’s and Adel hi Theatres ; and MONSIEUR GE, With his I ALBERT and ANTOINE. = THIS PRESENT ...
... Vocalists are engaged, positive; FP. MAT, Of the mane Royal Covent rden and Haymarket ; PAUL FORD, The great the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane and Vai 1, London; and Mr. BU INGHAM, The celebrated Comic Singer of the Royal Vauxhall. *,* Full particulars in the handbills ...
... by G. Mew. cers, drapers, hosiers, and haberdashers. Debts received and 12.—Thomas Bowles, Daniel Forty, and Mary Forty, Drury-lane, London, butchers. 20.—Michael Colliver and Peter Colliver, Penzance, Cormwall, potters, pipe-makers, and lime-burners. ...
... WRIGHT. which an entirely new Inteflude, never acted vere, THE MONKEY LOVER. In which Messrs. WEILAND and SUTTON, from the Drury-lane, will appear. In Character, THE CACOUCHA, after the style of Mrs. Honey, by Mr. not quite— Mons. PLEGE and his Infant Sons ...
... George Inn, Reading. CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED Jan. 14.— Alfred Bunm, late of Eagle-lodge, and cf the, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Middlesex, music-seiter and printer, —Anthopy Atkinson, Barnard Castle, Durham, f rmer.—Jameg Deen, Saville-row, Burlington- ...
... Benefit Mr. MONRO, Lessee, and the last night of the present season; which occasion MRS. STIRLING, nf the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, will appear the Petite Comedies of SIMPSON AND CO.; SHE. an! A DAY IN PA HIS. And also MR. MORRIS BARNETT, the celebrated ...
... - MRS. T. BROWN, The favourite Ballad Singer, from lbs Theatre Royal, Covent Garden; STABMER, The Irish .ate the Theatre Drury-lane, who will sing a variety Comic Songs ; also „ . BARNARD. From Weippert's Band, London, will preside the Piano-forte. Open ...
... introduced and had an audience of her Ma- jesty.—Lord ‘ielbourne had also an audience of the Queen, who in the evening honoured Drury-lane ‘Theatre with her presence. The Ministerial papers refer to the paragraph in the Sun of yesterday respecting the of her ...
... manufacturer and money-scrivener.—Eli Man. chester and Salford, Lancashire, wholesale chemist and drysaiter, —James Miller, Drury-lane, Middlesex, Botham, Halesworth, Suffolk, woollen-draper and tailor— 7 George William Burnham the younger, Bedford, | PA ...
... Oxford, cabinet- makers and uphoisterers. June 7.—Richard Newport and James Smith, Manchester, painters SOE and Alfred Flack, Drury-lane, minster, Middlesex, die-sinkers. June 7.—Jabez Warren and Matthew Warren, Cheshire, dyers. Debts received and paid by M ...