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... THIS EVENING. THEATRE ROYAL, ASSEMBLY ROOMS, LEA MING TON. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SELBY, (Of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane,) and MISS COVENEY, (Of the Theatre Royal, Birmingham.) FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. This Evening, July 1, 1843, The performance will commence ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. TBS CILSBRATSD MISS HELEN FAUCIT, (OF THE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE,) ENGAGED FOR FIVE NIGHTS. MR. and MRS. J. RIDGVVAY, (OF THE THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN,) Are engaged for limited period. ON MONDAY, Nov. 6th, 1843, will ...
... FARMERS AND FARMERS 1 FRIENDS. We extract, from speech lately delivered by Mr. Cobdcn, at Drury lane Theatre, the following graphic account the manner which fanners have heretofore been ...
... REQUESTS. Man. Crop and MtartR * Every z.m may tPtnembcr the caostic effusion Dean Swift, commencing with— •• Corinna. pride of Drury lane, For whom no shepherd sighs in vain and ils continuous and ungallant description that lady’s toilet. the words of Tom Moore— ...
... likely to be put in nomination case of the vacancy occurring. Miss Noveilo, antf another debutante, Miss Flower, appeared at Drury Lane for the first time on Saturday, the former young lady performing Annette in «' La Gazxa Ladra, and the latter Pippo. The ...
... ) MR. H. PHILLIPS, MR. MANVERS, AND MR. GIUBILEI. Conductor , MR. J. TULLY, Mueiee! Director the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Co vent Garden. The Band will considerably augmented. Leader ■■ Mr. MELLON. The Performance will commence with Bellini ...
... at a time, and American beef is also coming in freely. —Liverpool Times. Mr. Daruset, so many years a public favourite at Drury Lane and Covent Garden, exp jired on Monday morning jast, in his 52nd year. of six- ‘The Penelope steam-vessel brought over a ...
... Goodwin and W. H. Griff, brick makers, Loscoe, Derbyshire. Faom T pav's Gazerre, Marcw 14.—Daniel Gover, Mar. quis-court, Drury: -lane, carpenter and bailder.—Wm. Pugh, Glow. cester, auctioneer. —William John Beazley Hall Lofty, Bennet. street, Blackfriars-roac ...
... THE METROPOLIS, Miss P. Horton, the Arieloi Drury Lane, and the universa! favourite of all playgoers, longer Miss Horion. She has given her hand, learn, to Mr. Wheatiey, respectable wharfinger.— Observer. COVERT GARDEN. —Report states that tbe Keeleys ...
... 28, which will Sing a Selection of the most admired SONGS OF SCOTLAND. Accompany Ist, Mr. 8.AX15, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Doors will opened One o'Clock, the Entertainment commence at Half-past One, and terminate about Four. *** Tickets, ...
... manufurnirvf .’*?* King » road, watch icanufscturer Brown. Little Boedcn. Non Hampton shire. '•‘••hone, J** h.o-o* Cooper. Drury lane, Bock hi'.l. Hatton gaid'ii.hearth rug manufacturer •“••s Radclyfft. Birmingham. stoUuaer FUNDS. . IHO ! I**» *!«r m Mil ...
... . Wordsworth said to have in the press a poem, of which the late Grace Darling is the heroine. Mr. Macreadv, the lessee Drury Lane Theatre, has accepted a new play by Sheridan Knowles. An oratorio is about to be published Mr. J. Barnett, on the subject ...