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... to I introduce Mr. Oxhe riv ii the part originally played by 1r. Kelsey. The kolies of a Ngigt, first intro- I duced at Drury-lane underm Mr. Macready's manace- i ment, and played at the Lyceum in time course of, last ae:moon, was the staplh piece of ...
... to introduce Nir. Oxberry in the part originally play il' by Mr. Keeley. The Follies of a flig/it, first initro- duced at Drury-lane under Mr. Macready's manage- ment, and played at the Lyceum in the course of ~li't seuslel, was tile staple piece of the ...
... British ,v mm ,h. -rwS !£?»1 n™v I-nel ■ ?? Foreign Bible Society. Also hy the Rev. ANDREW REED, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) , B A of Nor^„, n . tb6 Bbv H- H . REYNOLDS, B. A. ; the Rev. (Primo Tenure ?? Sera at Berlin) ; and . •80868 STEWARD j ...
... account of the . hitherto triumphant cause, the crowded mcetingss sin districts, boroughs, and lastly the great meeting e at Drury-lane Theatre, said, in conclusion, that it d was reported that the Whigs proposed to give ihe ii franchise to the holders of ...
... account of the hitherto triumphant cause, the crowded meetinges sin districts, boroughs, and lastly the great mecting D at Drury-lane Theatre, said, in conclusion, that It I was reported that the Whigs proposed to give ihe f franchise to the holders of £I0 ...
... ) he 1IER DAMCKE,N AM (Primo Tenfore, from the Grand opera at Berlin.) and Mr. BiURDlINI. be. ~~(From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) C 00 ~~~PIANIST-Mr. BENEDICT. Tickets, Reserved Seats 4s., Saloon 2s. 6d . Gall1ery I1s. Gd., M to be had of Mlesor. ...
... account of-the . hitherto triumphant cause, the crowded meetiagss a in districts, boroughs, and lastly the graatmeebusg ee at Drury-lane Theatre, said, in conelusion, that it d was reported that the Whigs proposed to gins. ihle ffranchise to the holders of ...
... commercial free- dom. The lest letter we had the pleasure of receiving from him was descriptive of tbe great gathering in Drury Lane Theatre in favour of Parliamentary and Financial Reform, in which he expressed his firm belief that the principles contended ...
... []sCr&CoadiS .l VOCALISTS. It MISCTIA1iOINE, HAYES, ., Primlfsin, Do tl RoyalA ISS Italian Opera.) I (From the Theatre Iloyril, Drury Lane.) 1LRDA?'lICEE, . oisero bernor the Grand Opera at Berlin.) and Mir. ?? . (Fom the Theatre Royal, Drnry Lane.) VlNST-Mr ...
... the Royal Italian Opera) ; MISS POOLE (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) ; HERR DAMCKE (Primo Tenore from the Grand Operant Berlin) ; and MR. BURDINI (From tho Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). Pianist— Mß. BENEDICT. Tickets, Reserved Seat*, 45.; Saloon, ...
... Miss Poole, who will be remembered as the principal singer ta Wallace's beautiful operas produced at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ; Mr. Burdtai, from the same establishment ; Herr Damcke, first tenore from tbe Grand Opera at Berlin ; and our talented ...
... the Royal Italian Opera ; and MISS POOLE, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ; HERR DAMCKE, Primo^Tenore, from the Grand Opera at Berlin ; MR. BURDINI, From the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. Pianist :— M. BENEDICT. The BAND wtil be full and effective, composed ...