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... this Polka ia very pleasing, but there is a pecu- liarity about it, hi one part especially, whicb never could be endured in Drury-lane, where Jullien hat so Jong and so successfully conducted his concerts, and which, in our opinion, the Polka would be mucb ...
... complete ever yet seen in England. The ?? eminent Artistes are also engaged :— Mr. HENRY COOKE, of the Theatres- Royal, Drury Lane, Dublin, and Manchester; Miss AGNES KEMBLE, of the Theatre-Royal, Manchester, and English Opera House ; in addition to which ...
... WILLIAM BECKWITH JACKSON, of No. 1, Monk Bar, Goodramgate, in the City of York, Attorney's Clerk, Sreviously of No. 44, Drury-Lane, in the County of liddlesex, in Lodgings, out of Employment, and formerly of No. 1, Monk Bar, Goodramgate, in the City of ...
... WILLIAM BECKWITH JACKSON, of No. 1, Monk Bar, Goodramgate, in the City of York, Attorney's Clerk ; previously of No. 44, Drury-Lane, in the County of Middlesex, in Lodgings, out of Employment ; and for- merly of No. 1, Monk Bar, Goodramgate, in the City ...
... BEST DRAMATIC TALENT ofthe day, he has entered into an engage- ment with the celebrated Mr. BUNN. (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden,) Author of the Bohemian Girl, and Before and behind the Curtain ** to give hia POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT ...
... eminent Tenor, MR. WM. HARRISON, who will appear for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, iv their GRAND OPERAS, as produced at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, and the Princess's Theatre, Londou , with an Efficient Chorus, attended with the Original Music and Powerful Orches- tral ...
... also succeeded in re-engaging that celebrated German Canutrice, MadUe. JETTY TREFFZ, Who this season, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, baa been received with the most flattering applause. M. VIVIER. An engagement haa slso been completed with this great Artist ...
... ?? • ' M.ssrs. M'rigul, Sun.ltrlaiid ; off. aseie., Waktev, «»'> lire ,„: Tyne. »» U . c :.toi. W ..od, Cbarles-ttrret, Drury-lane, piano-forte INSOLVENT DEBTOKS. ■ LBr.4 » n ...
... pleasure in stating the Engagement of Uie Company of CELEBRATED PaNTOMIMISTS A DANCERS From the Theatres-Royal Princess's and Drury Lane! Loudon, * - MONSIEUR LE CLERCO, MONS. JOSEPH, MASTERS C. h A. LE CLERCQ. MADAME LE CLERCQ, MADEMOISELLE L. M. LE CLERCQ ...
... determined to send delegates to tbe proposed great meeting for pro- tection to native industry and capital, to be held in Drury-lane Theatre, on Tuesday next; and it was unanimously resolved that Mr. T. Hopper, the president, and Mr. Wm. Barugh, should ...
... ScaoleSeld. E*q , ot Sand Hall, in the chair, it waa resolved to send three delegates to the protectionist meeting, belu in Drury lane Theaire. on Tuesday Lai, and elsewhere i eported. Mr. Storr, Mr. Ctmpbell, and Mr. Crater were sent to London on this occasion ...
... ; Mr. P. RAE, Theatre- Royal, Manchester ; Mr. W. H. BTEPHENS, Theatre-Royal, Manchester ; Mr. H. CLARKE, Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane ; Miss MARION CUTTRISB, Theatre-Royal, Glasgow ; Mrs. HALDERS, Theatre-Royal, Southampton. ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY ...