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... of Walea. MISS MARION HEADWAY, New MISS WALTON. Do. MR. ROBERT DOLMAN, tie celebrated Tragedian, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and principal Liverpool Theatres. MR. A. B. VINEU. Prince Wales and Royal Amphitheatre. MR. M. ROBSON, Royal Amphitheatre ...
... goodhumoured mouth. In 1795, while yet quite young, having herself and her mother to provide for, she made her first appearance Drury Lane, as LydU Languish. She made much stir during the next twenty years, allieit Mrs. Siddons was then alive, and giving expression ...
... the following Aitisles from the Liverpool Theatres : MR ROBERT DOLMAN, . the celebrated Tragedian, from the Theatre Ropal, Drury Lane, London, and the principal Liverpool Theatres. MR A. B. VINER, Prince of Wales and Royal Amphitheatre. ARTHUR RICHARDSON ...
... the following Artistes from the Liverpool Theatres :~ MR. ROBERT DOLMAN, the celebrated Tiagedian, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, and the principal Liverpool Theatres. MR. A. B. VINER, Prince of Wales and Royal Amphitheatre. MR. ARTHUR RICHARDSON ...
... named Richard Whitly, with his wife Mary, and seven children, have for some time past occupied front attic Feathers Court, Drury-lane. Between six and seven o’clock, Richard Maddison, who lives on the opposite side the court, heard cries of Murder,** which ...
... pleasure announce that he has made anungcmenta with the celebrated Burle»f|ue Actresa MI6SB LYDIA THOMPSON. From the Lyceum and Drury-lane Theatres, for positively TWO NIGHTS only, Thursday and Friday next, and she will appear io the great Burlesque of •* I X ...
... . Herald) readers ,cE OP Meat in Australia.—The present high there were •'three growns, dri ar , Pleasing INCIDENT. -At Drury-lane, Last week, during g. Homo yams are steady, ami price, are nn•o’i' V'V.lZn that letters have iust been received nrice uf ...
... Lodge, Richmond-road, D&lston, from the effects of ruptured ▼essel on the lungs, Henry Berry Webb, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and for many years lessee of the Queen’s Theatre. Dublin Dobson—On the Inst, at Vale Cottage, Samlesbury, Hannah, relict ...
... Principal Tenor, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, &c. MR BENTLEY, Comedian ; MR J. MANLEY. Second Tenor; MR E. CONNELL, Basso MR. H. LEWENS, Basso; MR EDMND. ROSENTHALL. Principal Baritone, of Her Majesty’s and Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. MR D. GLOVER R LANCY, MR ...
... MR E. CONNELL, Basso ; MR H. LEWENS, Basso; MR EDMND. ROSENTHALL, Principal Baritone, of Her Majesty’s and Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, MR D. CLOVER, MR. R DE LANCY, MR M. MORGAN, MR J. MORGAN. J. AND L. SMITH, and F. WAKEFIELD. Conductor: HERR REYLOFF. FULL ...
... order reign in the midst of fun and frolic. Neither within the doors nor about them you find the riot of our own Lyceum and Drury-lane; no loose women, no pickpockets, no ragged boys and girls, drunken and blaspheming men. As Mormon never drinks spirits, ...
... Tenor; ME E CONNELL, Basso ; HE H. LBWENS, Basso ; EDMND. ROSENTHALL, Principal Baritone, Her Majesty’s and Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. ME E DE LANCY, M. MORGAN, ME J. MORGAN. J. AND ME I* OROSVBNOE SMITH, and ME F. WAKEFIELD. Conductor: HERR KEYLOFF. FULL ...