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... Gardner, While Chapel, manufacturing chemist -J. Staines, Ouniile, Northamptonshire, tailor—T. Pilb 'ir*. Parker street, Drury lane, coachsmith J. Bouiton, Ash/or.- under-Li/me, carrier— W. Kerby, Liverpool, hotel keeper— J. G. Smith. Liverpool, grocer— ...
... all New Music. Just ready the whole of the Music in the Opera of the Bohemian Girl, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with enthusiastic approbation. ...
... ONLY, rift t—MONDAY 96th, TUESDAY *7lh, and WEDNESDAY. of April, being (lo ol Mr. haring become Lc«ec« the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) probably the last lime will teen Plymouth, fur man; eeaeona. On MONDAY the 26th of APRIL, MACBETH, TUESDAY 27ih,—WERNER ...
... New Music. Just ready the whole of the Music in the Opera of the Uohemian Girl, now perfu' iniuff at the Theatre Koval, Drury Lane, with enthusiastic approbation. ...
... Germany) MR. FRANKS, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane] MR. G. HORNCASTLE, (From the T/icalres noyal, Liverpool and Dublin); and MR. M. W. BALFE, Celebrated Composer and Singer, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). MONDAY, the 6th April, 1840, will be presented ...
... Pratter will perform two Concertos on the Pianoforte ! The Vocal Department will sustained by Mrs. Este, of the Theatre Koval Drury Lane. Full particulars in the Programmes ! !! ...
... would him in charge for threatening her life. He went avray towards Drury Lane; he trembled very much; but seemed quite £ober. William Hathaway, a compositor, wtts passing along Drury- lane and met the prisoner with a pistol in his right hand, so near him ...
... Establishment, n THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1842, ON WHICH OCCASION THE CELEBRATED Qf MRS. WAYLETT, the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, (the Queen of English Ballad) will appear, and sing her much admired English, irish, and scotch songs ...
... vocalist, for a breach of the contract which was ** tercd into between them in January, 1845, and , which she engaged to sing Drury Lane twenty times before the expiration of that year, f° ' _' + consideration of fifty louisd'ors each representation. tried ...
... Royal Italian Opera,) and MISS POOLE, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). HERR DAMCKE, (Prima Tenore, from the Grand Opera of Berlin,J and , Ml BTJRDINI. (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). . . MR. R. HLAGROVE. Pianist . MR. BENEDICT. Doors to Opened ...
... Dublin, whcre he joined a theatrical company. In 1701 Booth returned to London with much provincial fame, and was engaged at Drury Lane, where he performed Cato so well that Lord Bolingbroke procured a licence from Queen Anne to add him to the number of the ...
... Royal Italian Opera,) and MISS POOLE, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). HERR DAMCKE, (Prima Tenore, from the Grand Opera of Berlin,) and MR BURDINI, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). . ME. R- BLAGROVE. Pianist . MR. BENEDICT. Doors be Opened ...