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... â¢Â¦Â¦Â¦Â¦Â¦HfcfcHOÃN, and MARSEILLES, on Wednesday, the 14th inst. For Freight or Passage, apply to MoLARTY & Co., 4, Drury lane, Liverpool. -a^-fra. i^AINSBROUGH AND HULL TSfWx^vVT STEAM-PACKETS. A.* _ fAl^y^ The Public are respectfully informed that ...
... stating Vl that he has engaged, for SIX NIGHTS ONLY^ ?LjtoatiHg Dauseuse, ¦¦^^ Madlle. ANGELINA, ?â Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden. C and Mr H. MATHEWMAN, the Pantomimist ; â¢,1 ma ke their first appearance on Monday next, fb o * ber ...
... Boyal, Drury Lane and Sadler's Wells ; Mr. A. YOUNGE, Theatres Boyal, Drury Lane and Sadler's WeU6 ; Mr. C. A. CALVERT, Late Acting Manager ef the Royal Surrey Theatre ; Mr. BELFOBD, Theatre Boyal, Sadler's Wells; Mr. CARTER, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ; Mr ...
... RoyaL Drury Lane and Badler's WeUs ; Mr. A. YOUNGE, Theatres Royal, Drun- Lane and Sadler's WeUs ; Mr. C. A. CALVERT, Late Acting Manager ef the Royal Surrey Theatre : Mr. BELFORD, Theatre Royal, Sadler's WeUs ; Mr. CARTER, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane : Mr ...
... the Tragedy of FAZIO. v >iut. October 3rd, First Appearance, for Six Nights, of yr y L DAYKNPORT, from the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, li mcement, fur Six Nights, commencing the same date, of ¦f4BFi Migs FANNY VINING. erfirf^ nnan ' c t0 commence Mokdat ...
... LECTURE HALL, GOODRAMGATE. YORK. ON TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY, March 33rd and 24th, 1862, Miss M. GLOVER, of the Theatres Rojal Drury Lane, Haymarket, and Prin- â¢n-ss's will bave the honour of appearing in her New MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, entitled ¦ EVEN- INGS ...
... ? ' lpg ( ca^' n g at Gibraltar), on Monday , ?? the 21st instant. For freight or passage apply to, McLARTY and Co., 4, Drury Lane, Water-street, Liverpool. EVERY EVENING TO BELFAST AND THE NORTH OF IRELAND, via FLEETWOOD. IN CONNECTION WITH THE LANCASHIRE ...
... WONDER of the WORLD, MADAME I.ABARERE And her Troupe of LIONS, LIONESSES, TIGERS, BEARS, and DOGS, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, and all the principal Continental Theatres) who will make her first appeaiauce On MONDAY, December 31st. The Performances ...
... Particulars, see Bmall Bills. I HERNANDEZ STONE AND NEWSOME'S AMERICAN f QUESTMAN ESTABLISHMENT, -i from the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, London, and Portable ?? AMPHITHEATRE, witb their powerful and talented AMERICAN TROUPE, and STUD of FIFTY HORSES, wUI enter ...
... include the unrivalled Contralto, MADAME ALBONI, HERR ERNST, (the celebrated Violinist,) MADMF vsntrrr bauer, (Prima Donna, Drury lane, Theatce-1 LQR&SZO, lofHer Maje^>?>.-r onuuctors. Messrs CoTIIrV and Collard, ?f London, have kindly offered TT'-.rÃixn ...
... MADLLE. D'ANTONIE. Mr. Egerton has much pleasure in announcing that he has suc- ceeded in forming an Engagement with the DRURY LANE OPERA COMPANY i for Four Performances. An early Programme will be issued, and a Box Plan submitted. Stage Boxes, 10s. Od ...
... attention to the reeolutions I passed at the Meeting held at the Theatre Royal, Drury , Lane, on Friday, 19th March inst. J. ADAIR, Hon. Sec. At a MEETING at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on ■ Friday, 19th March, 1858. for the purpose of promoting a | PUBLIC ...