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... Columbine Mdlle Rose. Clown Mr. Seymour (from the Theatre Royal, Dublin). Pantaloon Mr. Alfred Nash (from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane). The splendid NEW SCENERY, painted expressly for this Pantomime,includes the following :—THE SUBMARINE AND SEMI-VOLCANIC ...
... Columbine Mdlle Rose. Clown Mr. Seymour (from the Theatre Royal, Dublin). Pantaloon Mr. Alfred Nash (from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane). The splendid NEW SCENERY, painted expressly for this Pantomime,includes the following :—THE SUBMARINE AND SEMI-VOLCANIC ...
... Columbine Mdlle Rose. Mr. Seymour (from the Theatre Royal, Dublin). Pantaloon Mr. Alfred Nash (from tie Theatre Royal, Drury-lane). The splendid NEW SCENERY, painted expressly for this Pantomime,includes the following:—THE SUBMARINF AND SEMI-VOLCANIC ...
... notice cf the application the press, He gave the mother half-a-sovereign from the poor-box.—On Friday Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane, and another Manager, : waited on the Magistrate, to offer Jane Newell engage- . ment; but she had not been found. They ...
... Columbine Mdlle Rose. Clown - Seymour (from the Theatre Royal, Dublin). Pantaloon Mr. Alfred Nash (from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane). The splendid NEW SCENERY, painted expressly for this Pantomime, includes the following -.—THE SUBMARINE AND SEMI-VOLCANIC ...
... Majesty's Theatre.—The Morning Post of Wednesday announced that Mr. E. T. Smith's Italian Opera was to be given, not at Drury-lane, but at her Majesty's Theatre. But the financial difficulties which render a good receipt scarcely possible in the impoverished ...
... between us, the undersigned Elizabeth Onion and William Onion, of Worcester Wharf, Birmingham, the county of Warwick, and Drury-lane, in ta« county of Middlesex, Carriage Trimming Manufactures trading under the style or firm of Onion and Son, dissolved ...
... EVENING, April th 4th, the popular Pianiste, MISS SUSAN CAZALY, MISS ALICE BAKER, AND MISS MARIA STANLEY (Prima Donna of Drury-lane Theatre) will appear. Solo Organ MR. STIMPSON. Admission, 3d., 6d., and Is. MUSIC HALITIbROAD-STREET, BIRMINGHAM MONDAY ...
... National Pantheon. Miss Balfe is on her way to London—if not already there under engagement, it is advertised, to sing at Drury-lane. The Committee of the Sunderland .Monument to General llaxel ck have selected from a number of models a detign by Mr. Behnes ...
... Shakspeare's Hall, on Monday the 25th of April inst., at Five o'clock precisely. CHAIRMAN, H. TILBURY, Esq Theatre Royal Drury-lane. JOHN S. LEAVER, Secretary. Tickets, including Dinner and Dessert, 6s. each, maybe had of Mr. Adams, Bookseller. It is ...
... Shakspeare's Hall, on Monday next the 25th of April, at Five o'clock precisely. CHAIRMAN, W . H. TILBURY, Esq., Theatre Royal Drury-lane. JOHN S. LEAVER, Secretary Tickets, including Dinner and Dessert, 6s. each, may be had of Mr. Adams. Bookseller. It is ...
... remarkable, occurred in London on Saturday sennight. A girl named Mary Taylor, residing with her parents in Great Wild-street. Drury-lane.in order to keep her out of the company of some improper acquaintances, had been locked in a back room on the second floor ...