... Signor Borroni, Primnß«9>o fantinte of the Theatrej U.lt, her Majesty’s Thealie.ond the Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury-lane. Concert commence at EIGHT o’clock precisely, and will terminate shortly after TEN. Prices of Admission—Reserved Seats, ...

... and SIGNOR BOR RANI, Primo Basso of the Royal, Italy ; her Majesty’s Theatre, and the Theatres Royal, Covent* garden and Drury-lane. PRICES ADMISSION .* Reserved Front Seats, - - 3s. Body of the Hall, ~ 2». Back Seats, Is. For further particulars, see ...

... SIGNOR BORRANI, Primo Basso of the Theatres Royal, Italy ; her Majesty’s Theatre, and the Theatres Royal, Covcntgarden and Drury-lane. PRICES OP ADMISSION ; Reserved Front Seats, _ - - 3s. Body of the Hall, - - - 2s. Back Seats, .. Is. For further particulars ...

... SIGNOR BURR AN I, Primo Basso of the Theatres Royal, Italy ; her Majesty's Theatre, and the Theatres Royal, Coventgarlkn and Drury-lane. ...

... two Charles back at half-past twelve, saw play-bill banging out of his pocket, and taxed him, when he admitted had been to Drury-lane. Why couldn’t have taken me ? Friday —He wanted half-a-dozen pocket-handkerchiefs, and gave the money for them. Got him ...

... the others at the Mrs. Stevens,” said Sir John; “another lump of sugar if you will allow^me —thank you yes, I may possibly Drury-lane. “ You know you moan to go, said the Doctor, you know von are going Jack—you and your possibilities. “ Mv dear Stevens, ...

... Green, shipping agent at Folkestone, received the Ist instant, from Paris, which intended tor Jullien, of the Theatre Koval, Drury-lane. Ihe wonderful dimensions of this instrument may imagined from its height, being upwards of twelve teet, independent of ...

... the next sneaker. Taking up an article that head appeared in The Morning Chronicle, on a great meeting of teetotallers, in Drury Lane Theatre, animadverted the observations of the critic. The writer said that their fundamental principle was not true—that ...

... F'fntngtlquef as performed him LONDON’, for Three Hundred Nisfhts, the Theatres Royal, Haymarket, Adelohi, Surrey, and Drury. Lane, amonnrst which will found the Real ...

... 3hall speak to her in heaven.” Goon for Hoarseness. —Mrs. Billington, the Queen of all English singers, came one night to Drury Lane Theatre to perform Mandane in Artaxerxes, so hoarse as to render a question whether it would be possible for her to appear ...

... however, must be regularly occupied those posters, or. ihey lasped and fell into other hands. It was of no use giving a man a Drury Lane bill this week and not the next. Where was it to go Ho was of opinion that going to the expense of putting up your own board ...

... gentleman of such gigantic proportions. It appears that Mr. Hales had become the proprietor of the Craven Head Tavern, in Drury lane, and for some weeks past the military have assembled in strong force to have look at him and * take his measure,’ by standing ...