... hailed with delight by. crowded audiences. First uighlt' of a powerful nausical Drama. Mr. James Asiderson (late lessee of Drury Lane) positiely appears :on Monday, November 10th. The vast improvements and decora- tions, superintended bh .Mr. J. Johnson ...

... eal, in one.' pound tins, at 4s. per pound. Warehouse, 07 and I8, Crown-street, Finlsburyosquare. WRITING DEPOT, NO. 53, DRURY.LANE,- LONDON. -l DWARD DAY, Writer, most respectfully informs his Friends, Jl 'and tue Public generally, that he has commenced ...

... usual, in one- pound tins, at 4s. per pound Warehouse, F?7and 58, Crown-street, Finsbury-square. C WRITING DEPOT, No. 53, DRURY-LANE, LONDON. EDWARD DAY, Writer, most respectfully informs his Friends, and the Public generally, that he has commenced business ...

... legal. YoeNG ?? obliged for your offer, but beg to decline. R. L. G.-Browne is the real name of the young lady playing at Drury-lane Theatre, under that of Crichton. I. S. S.-The militia laws are about being brought under the con- sideration of parliament ...

... Bruton; J. Reeves, and Bogets'; Misses Jacobs, Nevileandu:Edwin. - Thb WEDDING- DAY. Mrs. Walter Lacy, of the: Theatre,'Royal, Drury-lane, her first appearanes here. - Dancing Grotesque,. .by,,N . and MdUe. Edwin aihd Iforland. To eonctude with the Loyal'and ...

... Sharp, J. Bruton, and Rogers; Misses Jacobs, Neville, and Edwin. The WEDDING- DAY. Mrs. Walter Lacy, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, her first appearance. Dancing by 1f. and Mdile. Edwin and Moreland. To conclude with The BLUE JACKETS; or, Female Tars ...

... Ryder's-court, Leicester-square, £2; A. Clark, Is.; W. Adams, 2s 6d.; House of Call for Carvesters, Blue Anchor, Feathers-court, Drury-lane, i6s.; B. S. A., a Few Musicnmakers, tl is. 9d. ; Messrs. D. Scannell, plasterer 4s. 6d. s John Parkinson, is.; per T. Oakford ...

... science. An retga .s sment has been formed with that distinguished tragedian, Mr.g ...

... TEIE NationalDramaTriumphant. Engagement for siX nights I of the celebrated tragedisc; Mr. James Anderson, late lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. First appearance in London of Mrs. Stelai Derby. New coampasy. Poeverful orchestra, and unrivalled ballet. To.'oorrosr ...

... England.-Equalto any Minor Theatre in London. jtIRST appearance of Mtr. James Anderson, late lessee of the 1 Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and of Miss Fanny Morant. On Monday, May 3, and three following evenings, the new grand Persian spectaclc, entitled The ...

... Saloon in England.-Equalto any Minor Theatre , I 11 in London.- L ,R. JAMES ANDERSON (late Lessee of'the Theatre Royal, I Drury Lane) in Tragedy and Comedy. This distloguished actor having been received with enthusiastic and unbounded ap- plausee by fashionable ...

... FOLLOWS:- St. AuteoqUeen s I.otel, Qspen-street, Soho. St. Clements, -The La-nb, Vere-street, Clare-market; and the Craven Head, Drury-lane. St. George's, Hanover-square,-Coach- and Horses, Conduit- street; Denbigh Arms, Warwick-square; Cheshire Cheese, Gros- ...