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... tlie given TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 19 1850 Principal Vocali : MRS SUNDERLAND MR LEFFLER ( Of Theatres Royal Covent Garden Drury Lane Sjc ) Mr Rowlett Messrs Roycx and Branstor Instrumentalists : MR H NICHOLSON will an Obligato wilh Mrs-Sunderland Sicrntna’s ...
... TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1860. PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS: MRS. SUNDERLAND, MR. LEFFLER, (Ofthe Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury-lane, &c.,) Mrs. Rowlett Messrs. Royce, and Branston. INSTRUMENTALISTS: fWnn-arin ' * NICHOLSON. Snndil a New Sol °' and an Obligate ...
... TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1850. PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS: MRS. SUNDERLAND, MR. LEFFLER, (Ofthe Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury-lane, &c.,j Mrs. Rowlett, Messrs. Royce, Wvkes, and Branston. INSTRUMENTALISTS: MR. H. NICHOLSON, Solo Flute. MASTER C. WESTON ...
... between fifty and sixty tons burden.— Times. Fall from the Galleiy of Drury-lane Theatre. Last Saturday evening the numerous persons who bad gone to witness the performance at Drury-lane Theatre were, shortly before the rising of the curtain, most painfully ...
... t pro- I cress Starting from No. 17, New Bond-street, the Asao- j eiation successively filled the Hall of Commerce and Drury- lane Theatre. At this moment we will not trust ourselves to repeat proper order all tho other localities dignified j with its ...
... day, the largest building suited to that can found London. At present, believe, the intention to give the entertainment Drury-lane Theatre, where tables may laid for eleven or twelve hundred persons. The Reform Chik banquet will necessarily be confined ...
... nomerous. In 172G, in ooeof •« (In the Chief Justice's mentioning that Oneby said his evening parties, at the Castle Tavern, Drury-lane, happened jj biiyi . blood of Gower, the major solemnly declared the dreadful event which terminated his career. His companions ...
... —This celebrated actress died on Mondav night after short illness. On Friday evening, when she took her farewell benefit at Drury lane Theatre she was scarcely able through the character of Mrs MaUprop in | the Rivalt, arising from constitutional debility; ...
... DISPENSARY-Aug j HSlallard Cooper LOUGHBOROUGH tlie hooks - II Accident 1 D Surgeon Visitor for Mr Mr R T Aug 9 R G Ward Drury -lane currier r W Sulfolk-laiie sireet wine merchant F Bennett Claphain manufacturer E Hyruiis John-street Totteuliain-court road ...
... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, August 9. BANKRUPTS. Richard Groves Ward, Brownlow street, Drury-lane,coach-currier. Thomas William Dornford, Suffolk lane, City, wine-merchant. Frederick Bennett, Clapham-rise, Clapham Surrey, soda-watermanufacturer. ...
... with that celebrated Tragedian, Mr. JAMES ANDERSON, Lessee of tbe Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, for FIVE NIGHTS ONLY; also with Miss FANNY MORANT, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who will Act in conjunction with Mr. J. Anderson. On Monday Evening next, will ...
... with that celebrated Tragedian, Mr. JAMES ANDERSON, Lessee of the Theatre Koval, Drury-lane. for NIGHTSONIA . also Miss FANNY MORAN f. of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who will act in conjunction with Mr. J. Andcraon. Momoat Evening next, will acted ...