... of English Ballad Singers, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Ac. MR. ELTON, celebrated Tragedian from the Theatre Royal, Diury-laae, Haymarket, 4c MR. STRICKLAND. From the Theatre Royal, Drury •lane. Hay market, 4c. MR. and MRS. CAULFIELD, Principal ...

... commencing from the May. Further particular* may be obtained application the of Mr. J. Howard, Solicitor. Brasil buildinfs. Drury, lane, Liverpool, where Plan of the Property may seen. SUPERB FOREIGN FURNITURE. RECENTLY ' IMPORTED FROM HAMBURGH. mf R. HODGSON ...

... RAYMOND. Mr. MARSHALL, (from the Tbeatra-Royal,,Drury-lane,) Stage Manager. MademoiSelle CHEVALLIER, (from the. Theatre-Royal, Covent-garden.) Misa THOMASSIN and Miss LIDIA, (from the Theatre- Drury-lane:) i. Me.' F. GARDNER, for a limited period. Mr.l ...

... ProeareRoa Adeph; r. S.I to n Actor, of the 'Theate- ,Duy ,llaskr acd the Adeiphi; Mr. T. P. COOKE, o the Tates- Royal, Drury Lane t GenIe. Eagl Oer oue Haymarket, d the Adeiph (whon has acqilred un rivaled Ireputtion tahei regeaar caracte rs;. Farc ...

... proofs they he able to procure, fur. the purpose of having it cow ered whe. thera expedient.— Masesiy and Prince visited Drury Lane theatre on Wed , and were received with every demonstra- tion of ley. The ed un the ocrasion were the wntain Sy and I ising ...

... THEATRE, STEVEN- seL' SOa'S SQUARE.-First appearance of the celebrated Vocalist, MIrs. WAYLETT (from the Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane, who is engaged for a licaited nurbcr of nights); and firstappearance of the admired.Artistes, Miss THOMAS- SIN and Aliss ...

... acquired unriddled reputation as the representative of Sailor s chara ters; Mr PAUL BEDFORD the Theatresroyal. Covent-garden, Drury lane, and Adclphi, and Mrs. KEELEY, of the Theatres-royal, Covent-garden, kc. On SATURDAY NEXT. May 30. 1840, will be performed ...

... auctioneer.-W. WVatton, Birmingham, printer.-R. N. Williams, Bristol, cabinet maker.-W. J. Hammond, Es- sex street, lessee of Drury lane, dealer in ntusic.-H. Phillis- kirk, Leeds, tailor.-J. Mac Caffery, Mirfield, Yorkshire, contractor.-W. Cornforth the younger ...

... Songs) Miss Land. Margaret Lessamour.Mrs. Gurdun. A CHAUACTBUISTIC DANCE, By Mi* Db Blaquibbb. (from the Theatre-Royal, Drury, lane,) and General Dance by the Characters. After which, THE CHIARINI FAMILY Will appear, with their Extraordinary Performances ...

... ertaunme w me with the Interesting Drama of teraimelvmn R B E LL. , #l!C~art a ..Mr. W. J. Hammond, kfrom thc Theatres-H Drury Lane and Covent Garden, is who is engaged for a few nights ?? which, s, TARNA TION STRANGE; or, M1ORE JONATHANS. hMr. Jonathan ...

... reepectfully enoouncee to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Whiteh.veo, that Mr. FRANKS, principal Tenor Singer of Hie Thentre Bowl, Drury Lane, and English Opera House; also Mra. FRANKS, the celebrated Actress, from Madame Vestris • and St. Jamaa’a Theatres, have ...

... Calidor (the warrior of Rhodes) Mr. Devere, from the London Theatres; Giand Mlaster, Mr. Mlercer, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane; Kehema (a Saracen), Mr. Liichford, from the Theatre-Royal, Dablin; Rob the Rhymer, Mlr. WV. Alexander, from the Theatrsa-Royal ...