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... leing used by whose muscular strength would t them to throw the contents of a single fire bucket. They are now to be seen at Drury Lane, the Savo). and Olois theatres, and the Mouth Kensington Museum. and hundreds of the largest mercantile establish. manta ...
... with all necersaries.— Fur further particulars apply to Messrs RINI/LAT and Co. 60. Parliament•street. S.W.; and Co.. I, Drury lane, Liverpool, anti 1, Eat Indiaavenue. London. E.C.; or to F. GRIM( and Co., 140. LeadenhalLatreet, London. E.C. ...
... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. An amateur pantoniiine, similar to that whieh was played at Drury Lane last season, Is to be performed on Monday, the 2nd June, at the Lyceum. The subject of the opening is William 'Tell, and the character; w ill b e s ustained to ...
... Persons whose muscular strength would not them to throw the contents of a single fire bucket They are now to be seen at Drury Lane 'lie Envoy, and Gioia the a tre s , and the tiouth Kensington Museum and some hundreds of the largest mercantile mints in ...
... must nu n t . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- Lessee, Mr. E. T. Stoma. Farewell performances of Mr. G. V. BROOKE, being the last week but three of his engagement, previous to his saillog for California and Australia. Immense success of the new drama. THE ...
... An English adaptation of Meyerbeen opera L'EMile da Nord, was presented at Drury Lane on Monday evening with unqualified success. As an opera composer, Meyerbeer is perhaps one of the most difficult masters to render with anything like justice, requiring ...
... Amussmentss. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Lessee Mr. E. T. aILITH. The Nobility, Gentry, and Public are most respectfully informed that tho Benefit of Mr. G. V. Bacons takes place at this Theatre on Monday, October 3rd, under most distinguished Patronage; ...
... Heller. The Subscription to THE FIELD is— For Three Months 6 I For Six do. For Twelve do. iamussemrnts. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.- Mr. E. T. Semi, the Lessee, respectfully Informs his Friends and Patrons that he ham, regardless of Expense, engaged a ...
... SMITH'S DAL MASQUE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.-Mr. E. I'. S,tnn, Lessee, has the honour to announce the first GRAND BAT. MASQUE under his direction, to take place on Monday, December 19th, 18531. It is intended to make this entertainment, already rendered ...
... SMITH'S BAL MASQUE, 1111EATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.-Mr. E. T. Surto. Lessee. ha* the honour to annonnee the first GRAND DAL MASQUE nnder his direction, to take place on Monday, December 10th, 11t5S. It is Intended to make this entertainment, already rendered ...
... Herring, Alkin, Landseer, An-dell and ahem. PICTURES.—Emotes of every description. GEO. REES, 11, Russell•etreet (opposite Drury Lane Theatre). ...
... persons whose muscular strength would not them to throw the contents of • single fin bucket. Easy are now to be seen at Drury Lane, the and Ulobe theatres, and the south ltecuungtcm Yaewm, and some hundreds of the largest mercantile establish. menu in ...