... tho Princess, J.ondon ; SIGNOR POLONINI, Of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent-Garden ; MR. TRAVERS, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane ; HERR MENCIS, Of the Imperial Opera, Vienna. —‘HA. ('•udnrlor .. W. In the course the Concerts, in adililion to other pieces ...

... Milan, Ac., Ac.; .MISS POOLE, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, and tho Princess, l-ondon ; SIGNOR POLONINI, Of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent-Garden ; MR. TRAVERS, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane ; HERR MENGIB, Of the Imperial Opera, Vienna. UondHrlor ...

... Milan, &c., &c.) MISS POOLE, (Of tle Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, ail tho Princess, Londonl .) SIGNOR POLONINI, (Of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden.) MR. TRAVERS, (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane.) HERR MENGIS, (Of tile Imperial Opera, Vienna.) CONDUCTOR ...

... he came to London 1715, and, after playing at Drury-lane for two vears, was engaged at the Lincoln’s-ion Theatre. Hut the more generally received account is, that he made his debut in London, at Drury-lane ; though it possible he might previously have ...

... RORRAM, Erhno Basso Cantaute of the Theatres Ko\.Cltaly, her Majesty’s Theatre, and the Theatres Royal, Coveut- Garden and Drury. Lane. Prices of Admission, ; Gallery, Is. Op.'ii at Hall-Pa.l SKVKN; CoD.crttommenci* at EIGHT o'clock, precisely. Tickets and ...

... primO liarso Cantante of the Theatres Royal, Italy, Her Majesty’s Theatre, and the Theatres Royal, Covent- Garden and Drury. Lane. Mr. JAMES MAY will preside at the Piano-Forte. Prices of Admission, 2s ; Gallery, Is. Doors Open Half-Past SEVEN ; Concert ...

... BORRANI, Primo Basso Cantante of the Theatres Royal, Italy, her Majesty’s Theatre, and the Theatres Royal, Covent- Garden and Drury. Lane. Mr. JAMES MAY will preside at the Piano-Forte. Prices of Admi-sion, M ; Gallery, Is. Doors Open at Half-Past SEVEN Concert ...

... BORRANI, Primo Basso Canlante of the Theatres Royal, Italy, her Majesty’s Theatre, and the Theatres Royal, Covent- Garden and Drury. Lane. Mr. JAMES MAY will preside at the Piano-Forte. Prices of Admission, ; Gallery, Is. Doors Open at Half-Past SEVEN ; Concert ...

... Gazette. Attempted Murder A very painful sensation prevailed, during the whole of Sunday, in the immediate neighbourhood of Drury-lane, in consequence report that Donovan, the pugilist, had murdered his wife, throwing her out of window. Donovan, who follows ...

... their garlands upon their fails, dancing, with fiddler before them ; and saw pretty Nelly standing her lodgings'door in Drury-lane, her smock sleeves and boddice, looking upon one she seemed a mighty pretty creature.” Anil again :—**My wife away down ...

... comfort of our actress) the •uit of Mr. Glover was successful, and on March 20, 1800, she was united to him. engagement at Drury-lane, she aided the genius of Edmund Kean, and performed an extended series of characters. At length, after a youth of honour ...

... brilliant success has placed her on level with the very first Artistes of the day; Mr. and Mrs. WEISS, fromtht Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane and Prineesa’s; Mr. H. CORRI, and the ct-lebraled Primo Tenore, from the leading Theatres London, Mr. W. HARRISON. The ...