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... again' We pledge nurselres to the authenticity of these two extraordinary facts.--Dublos Post The l'hristmas pantomime at Drury Lane 'a entltl'd s4erpoord, or the Plow. of Tyburn ree: and that at Covent Garden, fferfryem sad She ',eerie P-r- , Edmonton ...
... again We pledix ourselves to the authenticity of these two esirsorainary ects.--Lnithe Post. 'l'he Christmas pantomime at Drury Lane is entltfrd Ilarkqoin Jerk Sheppard, or the Blossom of Tyburn Tree; and that at Covent Garden, Harlequin and Me Merrie P•r' ...
... :_,,, , x.,:j7,4 ,, e.,. : . ' , 16*,rf';'„,,\._ ., - .z; ~ ,3-,,..„ f ----,erek 4 * - ''`,• THRATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. • THIS EVENING will be acted the Operatic Drama of ROB ROY. ...
... the information of James Gruby, the younger, who keeps a retail establishment for the sale of coal in White Hart-street, Drury-lane, for sending to his house thirty sacks or coals, the gre&ter number of which could be proved to have been very deficient ...
... The Court adjourned at half-past five o'clock, till nine o'clock to-morrow morning. THE MORNING HERALD. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING will be acted the Opera of DER FREYSCHUTZ ; Oa. THE 111.1NT,MAN% Rudolf, Mr. Frazer; Caspar, Mr. H. Phillips; ...
... 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 ...
... the IBlh day January insl. atone o’clock the afternoon precisely, at the office of Mr. John How*«d, in Brasilbuildings. Drury-lane, in Liverpool aforesaid, assent to or dissent from the said assignee, commencing one or more suits in equity against the ...
... possession of Joseph Allen, Grocer and Tea-desler.—Hy Mr, JOHN NORMAN, order of the Assignees, upon the Pr-. mites. No. 174, Drury.lane, THIS DAY, January 3, Eleven, ALL the neat Household Furniture, Fixtures, and remaining stock will sold, unless previously ...
... November last. G. C. X. DR BRITO, Sec. Finsbury Chambers, London wall, 3d January, 1540. THE MORNING HERALD. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING will be acted the Musical Drama of GUY MANNERING. Henry Bertram, Mr. Frazer ; Dominic Sampson, Mr. Compton; ...
... Victoria Saloon, and 25 of the actors, some of them in their stage dresses, among whom was Ellar, the once-celebrated Harlequin Drury-lane and Covent Garden, who had a cloak over his checkered dress, were placed at the bar, charged with acting in unlicensed theatre ...
... THEATRES. - CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES.- The best PRIVATE BOXES, at the Theatres Royal COVENT-GARDEN and DRURY-LANE, may be engaged at FENTUWS, 78, Strand.—N.B. A Free Admission for the Season, for 21 123 6d. ...
... RAYMOND. Mr. MARSHALL, (from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane,) Stage Manager. Mademoiselle FIEVALErER, (from the theitre-Royal, Covent-garden.) Miss THOMASSIN and Miss LID A, (frouithe Theatre- Royal, Drury-lane.) Mr. F. GARDNER, for a limiteeriod. Mr. J. L ...