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... of Cambridge, and Piinee Eeterbasy, and who have been received with great applause 4 the Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury-lane, sad in the principal fashionable Towns in Great Britain and Ireland, have the honour in inform Nobility, Gentry, and I ...
... 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 ...
... excited the public attention ; a similar sensation was clan created, In London, by Mr. W. Fa aseN, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane • and by Boors, , of the French Cnmpany, at the Thatte Royal, Haymarket. Too mnrh cannot be said of this beautibilly constructed ...
... Davis, txa-deeler. Btitb. ™* •■• , BAN»IRUPTCIaU,SUPERSKDBD^^.JiMnee laska* n*^ tn^araanx-J. fairmaner. ?? tS' Bl ** street, Drury-lane. ■» u ar, ■ymees- ...
... Ue may .ention one, although, perhaps, it may be considered trifling ?? A few evenings ago her Majesty paid a rilit to Drury Lane 1 beatre, on which occa- sion sbe was not accompanied by ber royal mother. Tne Duchess of Kent was at Buckingham Palace ...
... Baring declining io rail on him again to resign it. A New Opera, by Barnett, in titled Farinelli, was produced on Friday, at Drury-lane Theatre, with perfect success, founded on lbe well known incident of the Italian s.nger being instrumental in restoring ...
... the corn laws. Theatrical Perform ance* in Lent —Mr. T. Duncombe presented a petition from the leasee and performer, of Drury Lane Theatre, complaining of the restriction by which per, tormauces were prevented on Wednesday, and Fridays during Lent, while ...
... great applause. But Henderson was in possession of the part at Covent-garden, and Kemble s«.on came to appropriate it at Drury-lane. Twenty-four years after this revival. Ban- nister had a characteristic hint on the subject ?? an enthusiastic admirer of ...
... slight attack of cold, and was his place iu Parliament on Monday night. A serious aerideut occurred on Saturday morning, at Drury-lane Theatre.. A lady incautiously approached the case in which Vet Amborgh's animals are confined, when time panther, attacked ...
... metropolis, Mr. Bunn de- termined upon having u.u.-ical entertainments and exhibi- tion of lions, on Wednesdays and Fridays, at Drury Lane Theatre, when he received fram the Lord Chamberlain's Odice c communications, stating that her Majesty's Ministers had given ...
... Uckfield. and W.ncheUe. far.. Sussex ; Heytesburj aßd Ram.bury Fair. VV.IU U -Aturnpt upoi . the life of George 111., ai Drury.lane LenTd'o. X* lfit,d - IBW - W .lham 8 ,..K.ng0f HoMand. ascended the throne. ?? uvier died 1832 Jul.., 8 -., PeUy b ° ...
... motion. How was this? Never were eyes more mistaken in this world if we did not sea the excellent and amiable Baronet at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday night, witnessing the glorious product of Shakespeare's mind, The Magnet*never were eyes more mistaken ...