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... LAST 5 NICHTS OF THE CELEBRATED TRAGIC ACTRESS . WARNER, Of the Theatres Drury Lane and Covent Garden, AND THE POPULAR TRAGEDIAN, MR. GRAHAM, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Q* MONDAY NEXT, May will be per formed the admired Play STRAN ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Jan. 19. BANKRUPTS.—Henry Andrews, Angel Place, Islington, V —John Belt', Drury Lane, linen draper—Joseph Dorev aiid J?? Hiskens. Woolwich, hrewers—John Edwards, Nag's Head CjjS Gracechurch Street, ironmonger—John Goulty, Stangate ...
... ON WHICH OCCASION MRS. W. RIGNOLD has kindly consented to appear, pIRST APPEARANCE OF MR. H. HALL, Of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and St. James's. YAY NEXT, Februa 22 Douglas MONI Jerrold’s popular Drama o! THE RENT DAY. Mr. CRESWICK Martin Heywood Rachel ...
... No. 1,170. THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. ENGAGEMENT OF MISS RAINFORTH, MR. TRAVERS, ND MR. STRETTON, Of tbe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. MADEMOISELLE AND MONSIEUR GILMER, From her Majesty s Theatre, Italian Opera House. MONDAY EVENING NEXT, November O* 8th ...
... Devs (igo On 4 CLE'S P On AND KISSES (im Ht 18) In Kehearsa KING'S RANS Lower Boxes Half-price to th (LaTe t Garden, and Drury Lane and Coven NR. GRAHAM, © Theatre Royal Lane SGAGED FOR A FEW NIG TS. Y NEXT, May 10th, will be per sed Shakspeare’s ragedy ...
... consecutively, angnre for | snecess. Tt In Some derance M. Jul en's nlons, for we b that Miss Bireh was to have t geen the Drury Lane prima a ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM EMPLLTON FOR ONE 1G ONLY, HIS FIRST AVPEARANCE THESE FIVE FEARS. R.TEMPI ‘ON, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, Las the honour to announce that he will ive one of his Classical and bi, MUSICAL 7 TERTAIN™N ‘TS, entitled ...
... Memorial Nightt. —We are happy being authorised state that both the lessees of the royal establishments of Covent Garden and Drury Lane have generously given the free use of their respective theatres to George Jones, Esq., as Chairman of the People's Central ...
... Seats, ls. 6¢.; Second Seats Gallery, Children under Ten years of age, Frout Seats ls, Second “eats, 6d. wool THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. M. JULLIEN’S ANNUAL SERIES OF CONCERTS. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. JULLIEN has the honour to announce to M the Inhabitaats ot ...
... Post. TERENCE O'GRADY—Mr. Hartley. The Theatre will be open every Evening. The New Act Drop, by Mr. C. Adams, of the T. R., Drury Lane ; the Drop Curtain, by Mr. Batty, of the Royal Amphitheatre, London. *„,* For Particulars see Bills. To the Nobility, Gentry ...
... in Ireland for public sale. Ayliffe, for many years a clever representative of old men, and who both at Covent-garden and Drury Lane filled responsible situation, is no more. It said that brewer's dog at Malmesbury regularly drunk six days in the week, ...
... agreeable and flowing, and arranged with considerable skill. Mr. Wartace’s New Orera.—Mr. “ Matilda of ta ary” was produced at Drury Lane Theatre on onday night, M Romer having fully recovered from the indis: »sition which was attended with such unlucky consequences ...