... by request, throughout. The Manao AMD the Actoe —When Bunn reigned despotic at one of the great national theatres, called Drury lane and Conct-garden, Morris Barnett was retained by him to play eccentric comedy, at salary of ten guineas week. It waa eery ...

... commences with of performances a mixed tronps of American and French artistes, who have recently appeared, with great success, Drury lane, the Theatre-Royal, Dublin. ...

... FaIDAT, tkeSd of January next. . Mill CECILY NOTT, Who hu thii season created ertraordinjiy lensabon the Theatre Royal, Drury.lane.heio. her in Llrerpool. Principal Soto FttBCWM ; Sienor BIVOSI indJisKor BOTTEBINI. Heisn. Bauman, LA-»KrNj>C»iAnci. BneuiAT ...

... of January next. Vocalist: Miss CECILY NOTT, Who ha* thi* season created an extraordinary aenMtion at the Theatre Boval. Drury-lane. being her flr*t appearance in Liverpool. Principal Solo Performer* ; Signor SIVORI and Signor BOTTEBINI. Messrs. Badmak ...

... frjfntll* • instead of landing them at Gibraltar, as It ia said that negotiations have been •Mcr ik. 1010 • performance at Drury-lane Theatre, .i* ** illustrious patronage, for the benefit of the Dnk. sufierers the loss of the Amaaon. ° 10 fiind » bococvVo ...

... Ten p.m. Admission. One Penny. JOHN CALDERWOOD, SecreUry. CONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. MISS OLYN (whose success at Drury-lane, as a Tragedienne, has been so great) will have the honour tu give THREE READINGS from aUAKSPERE. previous to her return ...

... (from the Theatre Rotal. Drury-lane.) Mr. BORB A N I. (from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lanc.) Mr. CAULFIELD, {from the Thearr* Royal. Haymarket. permi-sion of B. Webster. Esq..) . Mra. WEISS,(from the Theatres Roval Drury-lane and Princess •,> And Miss ...

... popular Who obtained in London, nt tbo Theatre Rojal, Haymarket, and Miea FANNY VININO. limited From the Theatre-Eoyal, Drury-lane. are enjaged for linuteo number of nishts. The New Dramatic Romance of THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Which has excited the most ...

... DAVENPORT. .. . « diatinguiabed celebrity in London, tbo b»» Xheatro Haymarket. and MiM FANNY VININO. r ~,lre.Bof»l. Drury-lane, are • from tba Theatre- 3 0 ight«. _* haa the gratification of announcing that the The ,!ina artistea baa been diaUnguiahed ...

... I7th instant, and trusts, ftnsrthe increased facilities she will there possess for business, continuance their support. Drury-lane, Mav^Bs2. (B* and first-rate WAITRESS WANTED. None other need apply. \ MEL O D FOR MAY. A melody—a melody Forever-welcome ...

... and trusts, from the increased facilities she will there possess for business, to merit continuance of their kind support. Drury-lane, May 6,1853. TO THE ELECTORS OF LIVERPOOL!! .HASTE TO THE POLL WITH PLUMPERS. Freemen of Liverpool, all hail! your loyalty ...

... any statement without being perfectly ready to confirm it in open court.—l remain your obedient servant. THOS. MATHER. 16, Drury-lane. P.S.—I have received the following note upon this subject from the coroner;— *' The Coroner*s Court, 9th June, 1852. deer ...