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... KOYAL AMPHIIHEATKE. MR. LYNNE celebrated Tragedian, from the Theatres-Koval. Drury-lane, and Princes, is Engaged for a limited number of nights, and will make his first appearance This Evimng in Shakaperc’s Tragedy of Kino Lear. GIUBILIE, From her Majesty's ...
... which, on all fitting occasions, it profusely liberal. This is the production in which Madame Anna Thilion made her deLdt at Drury-lane Tbealre, during the past season, and in which she excited an immense sensation. The pari which she performed is filled in ...
... London, SAMUEL BACON, Esq , surgeon, of Frederick-place. Hampstead-road, to to Miss ELIZABETH POOLE, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, architect, London. • - On Friday, the 11th instant, Captain E. THOMAS, of Nevin, CO ESTH ER, daughter of . Mr. E. WILMA ...
... North side of James-street Baynes, Lupton and Co North side of James-street ,Messrs. Bateson & Horsfall East side of Drury-lane IHoward Horsley and C 0. South side of Runcorn-street IMessrs. Whitaker and C 0 West side of Rumford-street M‘Dougall ...
... BRUNSWICK. P*tE» IlMtrr; *244 foni rrgi*ior: now lying in the BrunswuY Uotk.—For passage aHply to DOUGLAS and WEsTCOTT, Drury-lane. tnlt 2u«-. For Halifax, n s. Th * ,in,> CUT C ; 263 tons per iron kneed, ami theathed, and etcellent conveyance for goods ...
... several other boss ofthe same claa* re- sided in a miserable hovel, pregnant with filth and disease, ia Short's-girdens, Drury-lane. Two Italians, la the employ of Rahl>i*otti, were first coll**d, and concurred in stating that he was a kind and considerate ...
... Barnet, her first appearance at this Theatre. Dcvilshoof (Chief of the Gipsy Tribe), Mr. H. Simmonds, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. To conclude with the laughable Farce, entitled TOO LATE FOR DINNER. Frank Poppleton originally performed by him in Manchester) ...
... instead of William R. Ramsay. Esq., who lately accepted the Chiltern Hudreds. Whilst Madame Tbillon was on the stage, at Drury-lane Theatre, on Wednesday night, part of the machinery fell very near her, knocking down two of the scenc-shiftcrs, and, it ...
... eddueect that eeeee tor bad let his own hone and cart to persona ot the name of Ball sod Grime, to convey for tbe repair of Drury•lane.—Tbe surveyor's son 'Anew. ' helped that be had received I Is. 31. for labour on the reek this was held to have beets improper ...
... Two Kitchens, Five Bed-rooms, and a small Garden. Apply to Mr. Siiaiu’, Cliftou-park, Holt-hill, or Brazilian-buildings, Drury-lane. rpo be LET, with immediate possession, a good HOFSE. with a Gardin, Hot-house, and Fish-pond, in the neighbourhood Kirkdalc ...
... WEISS, from the Theatres -Royal, Dryrury-lane, Princess's, &c. Mr. A. WEBSTER, from the Theatres -Royal, Coventgarden, Drury-lane, &c. Madame LOUISE, from her Majesty's Theatre, Italian Opera -house Covent-garden, and Drury - l ane, Mademoiselle ...
... HENRA IV. t, Colguitt-itreet, Jufy 2t. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, GREAT CHARLOTTE -STREET. Mr. W. H. PAYNE, From the Theatre-Boyal, Drury-lane, the greatest Pantomimisi Artiste the F.uglish Stage. Mrs. W. H. PAYNE. Premitre Danseuse, and LA PETITE PAYNE, La Merveille ...