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... MOITSZEint OZX.BEBT MZSft ZSALLZIf, Principal Dancers of the Tmtatre-Royal, Drury. Lane ; aiRITED BT Mr. Marshall, Mias Marshall. A Miss Taylor, Also from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane; All of whom will hsve the honour sppearing on MONDAY next, June Ist. The ...
... vols. Bvo. Just ready. IV. THE STAGE, Both Before mid Behind the Curtain. By Ai.men Bos. Late Lessee of the theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, &c. I (NOT) forbid tell the secrets of the prison house. .) vols. post 6*o. immediately. V. The First Three ...
... Caladun, co ji and bnilder. Margaret M‘Donald, late of Granby Thomas Nolan, late of Francis dealer. Mary Malone, late of Drury lane, put Hugh Maguire, late of Banbridge, bak ...
... Principal Dancers of the Theatre-Roy a tfDrury-Lant , Mr. Marshall, Miss Marshall. 4l Miss Taylor, Also from the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane ; All of whom will have the honour of appearing on MONDAY next, June l»U The Manager can confidently assure the public, ...
... Bvo., Just Ready. IV. THE STAGE BOTH BEFORE A'ND BEHIND THE curtain. By Alfred Bunn, Late Lessee of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Ac., I am (NOT) forbid To tell the secrets of the prison house.” Three Vols., post Bvo., Immediately. ...
... they ought have acourtaut eye the preservation the staple commodity ot the kingdom. At marine ship store in King-slrcet, Drury lane, large placard exbinited, from which tbe following is copied vtibaliux .*— •* The price give for left off and Long Hair ...
... ridiculed by the Author of the Rejected Addresses Who burned confo ind their souls) the houses twain, Of Covent-garden and of Drury • lane ? Who. wh the British squadron lay off Cork, (God bless the llcxi'itt and the Duke of york '.) With a vile earthquake ravaged ...
... Granby tom, Dublin, widow. Thomas Nolan, late of Franccs-street, Dublin, grocer and spirit dealer. Mary Malone, late of Drury-lane, in the city of Dublin, publican. Hugh Maguire, late of Banbridge, Co. Down, baker and publican. John Jones, late of Th ...
... Bishop nl NORWICH, and the othet leading members the IJii« li>h and Foreign I’emperance Society, visit that capital—that Drury-lane Tbealre has been fixed upon scene his operations in the glorious cause—and that the Reverend Crentles man intend' administer ...
... various other leading members of the P-ri‘is!i r.mi Foreign Temperance Society, hive invited Father Mathow to visit London. Drury-lane theatre ha* hern srketed r* the scene of his labours in the British metropolK On h;/> way to the city the rev. intends visit ...
... the Duke Welmvgtox. Kriilay a splt-udui new eqnirotal vehicle was launcht town, from the factory of Messrs. Adams, near Drury-lane, where it had been built expressly for his Cnee of Welti ngton. It comprises, the Brst instance, a beautiful cap phtslor ...
... lidiculed by the author of the Rejected Addresses” : Who burned (confound their souls,) the bouses twain Of Covent-garden and of Drury-lane ? Who, (rhen the British squadron lay off Cork, \' [God bless the Regent and the Duke of York With vile earthquake ravaged ...