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... is appointed to take place on FRIDAY N;EXT, September 2d, 1842; on which occasionr Mr. AUACREADY, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, has kindly granted the aid of his valuab lervices (pos~cively his only appearance in Liverpoo his season), and will fr ...
... the 18th inst.. at her residence, in Upper Berkeley- street, London, Miss Murray, of the Theatres-Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Lane. Same day, at his hence, rotford Hill, near Gnildford, occasioned by a fall freom his horse, in she 45t year of lils age ...
... cuspoiltle, . Acts and Galates, by Macready's splendid zepsen. tation of it, under the able direction of Mr.T. Cooke, At Drury Lane Theatre, had probably induged the Directors of, the Choral Society to bring it before a Manchester auditory, The soore adopted ...
... Mrs. SKERRETT, when will be performed Shakspeare's d Tragedy of OTHELLO. Othello, Mr. Anderson, of le the 1heatres Royal, Drury Lane anl Covent Garden, who has, in the most handsome manner, offered his ser- se vices for this night only.-After which STAGE ...
... takingr place iii tule theatrical world ! A few days d ago Mr. C. Martlews and Madame Vestris appeared r onl tre list of tie Drury Lane conipany, and Mondav s mooriing the play-goinig public was informed, by the a bold type of Mr. Webster's bills, that they ...
... t 'WILL OPEN on SAT Y the A Vr 4th of June FOR ONE fl H3 WLY e GRAND FASHIONABLh NIG Ij ; ir Mr. ANDERSON (of the Thsate Drury Lane), Mr. G. V. BROOKE, sgeJ IA BENEli, is Miss CLEAVER. and the solo of the Liverpool Com- is pany, will appear in Shakspeare's ...
... other flags fol- lowed, and by two o'clock the procession had left y the square. It proceeded up Great Queen-street, It Drury Lane, up Holborn, to Oxford-street, and earrived at the House of Commons at a quarter past e three. Everything was conducted ...
... KEMIBLE will he supported by Mliss RAIN- FORTH (of the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden), Air. BALFE (of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane), Mr. WEISS (oupil of Mr. Balf :), and Mr. StHRIrALL (of te TheStre- Royal, English Opera House). The FIRST PERFORMANCE ...
... &TRE OYAL, MC&NOHESTEZ. _ lRS. CLARKE most respectfully an t nounces to the Public that Mr. MACREADY, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, having been engaged to perform in Liverpool last nght, has hi dl'ranted else aid of his valluable srices o1e o ~s CLARKE'S ...
... s.-Mr. C. Kemble will open Covent Garden on the 4th of September, and pacready wil, no doubt, icc consequence also open Drury Lane un-t uisually early. He has engaged Mr. and Mrs. C. th Malbews at £60 per week. It is intimated that Mr. tr: and Mrs. Charles ...
... builder; July 11, Augtist 12, Court of Commissioners. Solicitors, Messrs. Carnon and Co., Chancery Lane. Pet cr J. B. Cooper, Drury Lane, ironfounder. Dated June 29. CLAY Joseph, of Dewsbury, Yorkshire, draper; July 12, August 12, Court of Commissioners. Solicitor ...
... o's ad- ~,miredTrgdcle Df OT3EELLO; g THE MOOR OF VENICE. ~S OthelloMr. Anderson. le Of the Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. it Iao.(o hsnght only)I~lr. G. V. Broeke. It Csio, Mr. Nante, Of the Theatires-Royal, Birmingham I ...