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... MAOIQUBS, as performed by him in London for dOOniffhls, the Theatres Royal Hay market, Adelphi, Prinoeaa'e, Surrey, and Drury Lane. Doora opei at .If-past Seven o'clock, to e mmence Eight, j M 77 Popular oratory in the new world! —At the Philosophical ...
... drawers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Barber and R. Groom, Union Court, Holix>rn, tin plate workers. —E. Field and A. Coal Yard, Drury Lane, cepnersmiths.—G.W. Pickering J. Feltor., i'eroival street, C'leikenwell, jewellers.—E. Williams, G. B. Bloomer, and M. ...
... JUAN” SCARAMOUCH . LITTLE WHEAL. — K.W. Broth ne 3 lion. the HOWE, P arwiek- THE LAST WEEK OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF shire, DRURY LANE COMPANY OF EQUESTRIANS. R.W. Brother H.C, VERNON, Esq P.G.M., Worcestershire, + Brother C. R.COLVI DP. Derbyshire, PIRST ...
... direction of the Composer. under re TONKS’S COLOSSEUM, BINGLEY HALL. BROAD STREBT, BIRMINGHAM THE LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF TBE DRURY LANE COMPANY OF AMERICAN EQUESTRIANS. COMFORT, ACCOMMODATION ! STOVES, AND PATENT BRAZIERS IN EVERY PART OF THE BUILD- ING. A ...
... their applause, and Mr. Brooke bad to before the curtain more than once. The *‘ cast,” we were told, was to include the Drury Lane Com Beal. more than ; and cer- tainly the announcement led us to weeould realise. No doubt, some the characters were t a ...
... connected with the drama were present. Mr. T. 8. Sinith, the of Drury Lane Theatre, presided ; and in proposi the health of Mr. Brooke, stated that while Mr. Brooke h been performing at Drury Lane, the nightly receipts had been ter than at any period during ...
... PERFORMANCE every THURSDAY, while the Company remain*. _ LAHT WEKK BUT ONE previous to the Company’s appearing in the Theatre Drury Lane, London. Oy MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 2Uk, Ami follotriiig Eremnga, RE-ENGAGEMENT OF MR. JAMES DOUGHTY, THE GREATEST EQUESTRIAN ...
... brilliantly distinguished themselves in the mastic | fields of an tomime, gave a second performance of W liam | Tell on tur at Drury Lane, which was com- pletely filled. night, sums of money were obtained by sale of ivate tickets for the former ormances, there ...
... accep ys the Society's Report. PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION, CANNON STREET. R. JAMES RUSSELL, (late of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket,) will give READINGS FROM SHAKSPEARE. THE FIRST READING, FROM “THE MERCHANT OF VENICE,” WILL ...
... will be introduced, the principal Solos being sung by that popular Vocalist, MISS REBECCA ISAACS (from the Theatres Royal, Drury lane and CoTent Garden), MISS ALICE BAKER, AND MR. FORMON, and by the usual large VOCAL CHOIR. Solo Flute, Mr. JAMES MATHEWS ...
... Hall.-Athcoswunzs. We ((Crlic) understand that the differences of opinion between Mr. E. T. Smith ansd the committee of the Drury Lane Theatre have been adjusted, and that gtantlemlnan will continue in the lessceship of that theatre. To guard against accidents ...
... the poor mother some consolation to learn that a situation was open to her daughter. The. ?? letter from Alr. E. ?? Smith, Drury Lane, was also placed before Mr. Eott: Sir, Permit me to encloseiyou two sovereigns on behalf of the poor virtuous ballet girl ...