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... is nt it that i I after t’other.—The historical tra.trake f “f. . .,l in the (Irein -room Sa.«ray. Mr. Macrea.ly. is of Drury lane i,.lnion from hclilllct, nor no, asromour slaleibatra.^ lithe l.ro uc libretto parts of tcveral musical world as nrtter ...
... itoomg, truitenbam Grrf Evening and Morning Concerts, AT THE ABOVE ROOMS. MR. TEMPLETON, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Comet Garden, will have the honor of making hie First Appearance in Cheltenham, sines his return from America, in one of his ...
... Arcade. Cheltenham,, Feb. 28th, 1846. Assembly Rooms, Cheltenham. ~\lCtCn. YATES (of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and Adelphi, Lo.idon,) begs to infi>rm the Nobility, Gentry, and Inha- | bitants of Cheltenham and its Vicinity that on ...
... and which w as performed, with great applause, at Drury Lane, in 1716. Mr. Antuony Brown, a gentleman of the Temple, wrote a play ** Fatal Retirement,” which was performed without success at Drury Lane, in 1741, The bad success o f the piece was attributed ...
... Jarrosr, Durham, bnck.uaket James Walllank, Stockport, currier Charles Corbett Wiison. Davcmry, serivenar Chailes Thomas Wood, Drury lane, victualler ...
... Mdlle Christian!, whose instrument is the rio uiwel'o. A new opera by Bade, called The Enchantress, is to produced ai Drury lane, with Madame Thillon as the heroine. On dil. that the next new opera to begivenat Her Majesty’s Theatre, is either the ...
... from the Royal Dalian Opera), MISS POOLE (From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane) ; HERR DAMCKE (Prima Tenore from the Grand Opera, Berlin), and SIGNOR BURDINI (Fiom the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). Pianist and Conductor, MR. BENEDICT. For the concluding Portion ...
... onuiii Wm. Hutu-rdl, Shetfleld, grocer W in. lawihorn. Salisbury street, Strand, wine merchant John Ruck Da) , Hart street, Drury lane, victualler t,urll fP* Meufora place. Commercial mad, bookseller John and George Hard;, Wisbech St. Peter's, 'Vnkriifoieliirsi ...
... ui;u»iE Figaro, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Loudon; and, MISS MIRAN, the admired Contralto, who has created great sensation the part Orpheus, vur u's Ope.a. “ The Maid ni Honour,” at llie heal re Koval, Drury Lane, London. , The Programme selected from ...
... draper—Edward Kaine and John Hame, Castle, Durham, carpet manufacturers —//**• ' Gloucester, saddler. Thomas Pilbeam, Purker Drury Lane, im>th—John Foates, Leicester, Joseph Edwards Worrell, Hunter street, Worrell, Sussex street, Tottenham Court Road, Robert ...
... THIRD/NIGHT OF MADAME BALFE, Don-,a from principal Theatres of Italy and Germany. MB. FRANKS, Frdft the Theatre • Royal, Drury Lane. MR. M, W. BALFE, The celebrated Composer aud Singer from the Tbeatre- Rojer Drury Lnne. THIS EVENING. May 6. 1840. Will ...
... Woolwich, brewers. J. Edwards, Grace-Church Street, ironmonger. H. Andrews, Angel Place, Islington, plumber. J. Delt', Drury Lane, linen-draper. J. Goulty, Stangate, Lambeth, mast maker. J. 1). Parry, Manchester, share broker. T. LigUtoot, Nottingham ...