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... Donna from the Royal Italian Opera ; MISS POOLE, From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane ; HERR DAMCKE, Primo Tenore from the Grand Opera, Berlin ; MR. BURDINI, From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane ; MR. CT. Farther particalars in future advertisemeuts. 8. B. HOWELL ...
... Donna from the Royal Italian Opera ; MISS POOLE, From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane ; HERR DAMCKE, Primo Tenore from the Grand Opera, Berlin ; MR. BURDINI, From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane ; MR. CT. Further particulars in future advertisemeuts. B. HOWELL, ...
... the CE. EURATED VOCAL ISTs, Mr. and Mra. ALBAN CROFT, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Mr. FP. SHRIVALL Of tie English Opera House Mrs. W. WEST, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, is also engaged for a limited period. On MONDAY EVENING ...
... wife of Mr. John Bradshaw, draper. Oswestry, aj»cd XI. the 20th inst. aged 4‘»,Mr. (J. Ilomcastlc, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ...
... Ou nought but Ethiopian Songs you F head does ever my» PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. MISS REGECCA ISAACS, (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) MISS WHITNALL, MR. PEARSALL, axp MR. JOHN Panpy. Piano-forie—MR. ADAMS. Conductor— Mr, Dress Circle, ; Family Tickets ...
... foreign actors. They not only vccupied the Italian Opera and S mes's, but had crowded the patent theatres, Covent arden and Drury Lane, to the exclusion of the petitioners. Lord DEAUMONT 6aid the peti ions were conceived in a most spirit; because the petitioners ...
... of a Fanner, afterwards residing St. Julian’s Friars, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, and late of the (‘raven House, Craven Yard, Drury Lane, Middlesex, widow, bu«iness. r, B. WILSON, 1 8, ForelTul’s tnn ...
... Drum Polka, the pertormaoce of which attracted this season (he most crowded audiences ever assembled the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Prick Admission —Reserved Seats, -is. fid. Unreserved, 2s. fid. Mr. George Hay will in attendance at the Music Hall, on ...
... The Bishop of Loxnon called the attention of the Lord Chamberlain to certain perfermences thet hed recently taken place at Drury Lane Theatre. In con- sequence of a resolutiou of the House of Commons, dramatic performances were allowed on Wednesdays and ...
... Tae or “sarnnoreas at Dacary Lawe On evening, Lord and Lady Cardigan visited Drury Lane Theatre, and about nine v'elock his lordship was recugnised ; from that time until nearly eleven, the hisses, groans, crowing like fowls, whistling, and other sundry ...
... powerful squadron, and care will be taken provide for every contingency. Whatever may be the opinion as to the recent row at Drury Lane Theatre, which ended in the withdrawal of the French Company, has had one good effect: it has called the attention of the ...
... to Mr. J. Rockley, of the Tavern, Co- vent Gare pfalse character to James Willis. Mr. R not engage him, but Mr. Wild, of Drury Lane, did on that recommendation avd four days afterwards he was dismissed for robbery. This led to ao inquiry as to the justness ...