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... when the following e • ent Artistes had the honour of i t !. BARKER. from the eatre-Royal, Drury-lane, &c., .._`• W. WEISS, from e Theatres-Royal, Drury.lane, Prin&c.. A. WEBSTER rom the Theatres-Royal, Covent-garden, k b rtlry-lane, arc., ! d ernoiselle ...
... engaged for Six Nights einlv. TO-NIGHT, Saturday,) HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. Anderson; Ohost, Mr. Henry Lynne, the iTheatre/'Royal Drury Lane and Princess', his first nppearancqnK this Theatre. To conclude with the POST OF HoNOI'K. On MONDAY, RICHARD 111. Richard ...
... is Saged for Six cilgts oiuly,-TO-bNIGIT (SaturdayCO Sept.6th), H AiPI T o 0 H A , Andrsoss Ghuost, MIr. Hentr no oyal, Drury Lane, and IriScEs's N s af ist Appy -e lt this thteati-s. To coatludei with THE P0i 701 JON.OUR-O011 TIhNDAY, RICHARD '1 aud ...
... c i LIKEN'S THEATRE, Spring Gardens.— Are Tlll9 EVE7SINO.—PI appearanee at Of Tragedian. M DERP.ON. of the 11-)al Drury-lane and Covent n. who Is engaged lie ..n4.—Tho present CRDAY Soplember Oth, Z• II . Ilsodet 11,. Anderson. Ti.. Lynne, (of the Theatre ...
... closet, front and back • ens. Rent £5O per annum. To be viewed by note onl eys at No. 8. Apply to Mr. UN HOWARD, Solicitor, Drury-lane ; Mr. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, House agent, No. 47, Itanelagh street; or Mr. ARTHUR. LATHAM, Exchange. ...
... theatre the KINGDOM. Mr BARKER, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, &c. Mr W. WEISS, from the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane, Princess s, Mr. A. WEBSTER, from the Theatres-Royal, Covcnt-garden, Drury-lane, &c. Mademoiselle LOUISE, from her Majesty’s Theatre ...
... from e Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, heatre-Royal, Drury-lane, &c. fr m the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, ' t 'STER, from the Theatre-Royal, Covent- Dr ury -lane, &c. LOUISIE, from her Majesty's Theatre, rahouse Covent-garden, and Drury-lane, ADEL'E, from her Majesty's ...
... LEE , from the Theatre-Royal. Drury-lane, llr. BARKER, from the Th,atre-Royal, Drury-lane, &c., W. WEISS, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, Princess's. &c., )41. A. WEBSTER, from the Theatres Royal, Covent-garden, Drury-lane, &c.. al adernoiselle LOUISE ...
... Dmry-lane, «c. , y r w. WEISS, from the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane, Prmcoss s, A. WEBSTER from the Theatres-Royal CoTent-gardsn, Drury- from Her Majesty’s Theatre, Italian Opsra House. Covent-garden, and Drury-lane. Mademoiselle ADELE, from Her Majesty's Thcatrs ...
... formerly chorus singer Theatre-Eoyal, was the him—we suppose on account of her having -d a superior line of business at Drury-lane—and Mr. Eaton, e Theatre-Royal—or, as he now stjles himself, Eaton O’Donnell—was entrusted with the art and said a great ...
... He had been discharged by the court m the year 1835 and had been bankrupt in 1831 and 1830, through his lesseeship of the Drury-lane and Strand Theatres. Mrs. Waylett, the singer, had lent him a sum of money whicn ne had lost in the Dublin Theatre. The ...
... 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 ...