... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the Theatre-Royal, Kogli*n Opera, her First Appearance.) A CHa«ACTK«ISTIC By Miss Da Black;mar. (from the Theatre-Royal. Drury, lane,) and General Dance the Characters. After which, THE CHIARINI FAMILY Will appear, their Kxtr.nnl mirv IVtfuruilitce. tile ...

... iu hare bell, and nursed upon honey-dew. It is impossible discover iu them Becky Sims, of .Mart|ett-cmut— sally Jones, of Drury lane Hachael Lasarus. of Vinegar-yard—and Kulk Moss, late of the Mi nones. No; they are fsiries, Arcadian villagers, sprite.- ...

... against some person or pcrsous unknown. • The deceased came to bis death by struck with a paving-stone on the head, in Drury-lane, apparently foreign seaman. ...

... performed the Grand Opera ot THE MAGIC A;EIL; Oft. THB raiftT Lftftt. Mrs Waylett, Aa performed ber at tba Theatre Royal. Drury-lane. After wnich, the Interlude of THE LOAN A LOVER. Peter Spyk Mr. Hoakm*. Gertrude Mrs. Waylett. A variety of new Ballads ...

... north side Bruuswick-street, and of Drury-bme, having frontage to Bnioswick-stiwFUßl feet 5 inches, with circular corner Drury-lane of §ReeK inches, and being in depth, along Drury-lauc, feel, and bounded on the north by Premises belonging In Mr. together ...

... MR. ELTON The celebrated Tragedian from the Theatre Uoyal, Drury-lane, Havmarkct. &c MM. STRICKLAND. From the Theatre Koval, Drury-laoe, Haymarlet, &c. MK. and MRS. CAI'LFIKLD, Principal VocalisU from the Theatre Koyal. Haymarket. Ac. MR. TILBURY, MR ...

... the TmiXAms’ Hall, To- morrow Evening (Friday), the 3d mstaat, for vbick she has engaged Mr. TEMPLETON, the Vocalist.from Drury-lane aodCoveat-farden Theatres; also, Mr. FELIX GATaVES, the celebrated Pianist. rniNCIPAL VOCALISTS. Mi* WHITNALL. I Mr. BALLS ...

... hi* 6r-l appearance, and Mr. Bar ton, Mr. C. F. Marshall, and Mrs. Wa> lell. sustaining ulboi characters. Mr. Kayner, Irom Drury-lane and Coveal-garden. and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, perform on Thursday evening, and on Friday, Mr. Hatton lakes bis benefit. ** ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. STUART. MONDAY next, the instant, will be performed Dramatic Sketch, originally produced at Drury-lane, the late Mr. Kean, adapted from Massinger, called THE ROMAN ACTOR; OR, The Drama’s Vindication. Pari* (the Roman Actor) ...