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... OF 1852. HE Management has at a g reat expense, Engaged • tlthe World's renowned ' Artiste, Mons. DEVANI, twbose at the Drury-lane Theatre was unprecedented,) for tO RTS ONLY, coinencin TkIE EVENING, (MONDAY') at' th January ir_.oAiositintiv.o Nights ...
... t in our columns it will be seen that Mona. Devani, whose extraordinary performances have created so much excitement at Drury-lane, has been engaged for six nights, and makes his first appearance this evening. A Christmas tea-party was held, on Monday ...
... 27th Nov. J. Thomas, a seaman belonging to the ship Danube, who had been drinking all the day, returned to his lodgings, in Drury-lane, in estate of stupor, and lay down upon a settle. Shortly after the inmates had retired to rest a strong smell of burning ...
... greater altitude, is worth all the scenic illusions that could be produced between this and next leap year if Covent-garden Drury-lane, and the Opera were to roll themselves and all their resourees into one blaze of, triumph to eclipse it. Paxton's Hyde-park ...
... time of ling. Goods received at the west end of the Trafalgar Dock. Apply to THOMAS HUDSON. Old•quay, Sligo.; or J. DOBBIN, Drury-lane, Liverpool. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND DROGHEDA. THE DROGHEDA STEAM-PACKET COMPANY'S Splendid Fleet of new ...
... eby informed, fY i o s r. I T:el( P RINCIPAL PERFORMERS; _ . A P OOLE. MADAME D'ANTERN lf, MR. SWIFT, of English Opera, Drury-lane; ad 4,:rhCON c SIGNOR LA BLACH E.. „ , piatilllTlN A. . .SIONOR JUL . E . REGONDI. Each. B obs - e - r l iZ ...
... meeting of the shareholders of the Newry., Warrenpoint, and Restrevor Railway, on Friday, Mr. Franc h a lofty w are h ouse i n Drury-lane, large frames of glass Shand in the chair, the report wasunanimously been fitt e d i nto the walls, so as to cover almost ...
... Hours before the Time of Sal' Goods received at' Apply to .0 sail as -e9or. - e e West End of the Trafalzar Dock. J. DOBBIN, Drury-lane, Liverpool. THOMAS HUDSON, Old Quay, Sligo. ...
... struck Lieut. Croker in the leg in an action with the Burmese, in December, 1824. There is 'another very pretty quarrel at Drury-lane. Mr. Sims Reeves says he won't sing; Mr. Bunn says he shan't sing. Mr. Bunn asserts that Mr. Sims Reeves neglected his duty; ...
... obtained so distinguished a celebrity in Lon- VizsiM,loe Theatre-Royal, Haymarket, and Miss FANNY a 9, from the The itre-Royal, Drury-lane, are engaged Tntr,tl,tltted number of nights. The CORSICAN RHO- V Which has excited the most intense interest in Li- I r ...
... at least Two Hours be 7 ore the Time ofAailing. Goods received at the West End of the Trafalgar Dock. Apply to J. DOBBIN, Drury-lane, Dverpoul. THOMAS HUDSON, Old Quay, Sligo. ...
... has obtained so distinzuished a celebrity in at the Theatre-Royal. Haymarket, and Miss TINNING. from the Theatre•Royal, Drury-lane, waged for a limited number of nishts. ES present MONDAY EVENING, the 3d of May Rent, ROMEO and JULIET__ -Romeo, Mr. E. ...