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... Os 0 Aim- ,,,tm ?? Od fin.' ?? ?? . ?? O ,,No. 4 ?? --Rings, (7lastes, and Backs at thelowest pri'io5. GBsO. HE~ss -57 Drury-lane, - oppsie Theatre. - %abblid.ioe 1 ?? -- T)ICTURE FRAMES,* Moulding, and Room Bdreru)oraso ..-mental and plain. 3-in. droma ...

... I0feet . s Od I. ~: O. ,o A! . 4e Gd ,,No.4 G ?? . Ss Od Rings, Glasses, and Backs at thle lowest Prices. ?? Ga. Raie, 5, Drury-lane; 10stsTheatre.' fOTILDINGS, Room Bordering, ornamental san plain. I from td. per ft. 21 droms, ?s. Sd.; 2-in., 2Is.; 17 ...

... PRAMES AND PICTURES. CHEAPESP House in London for every description. The Trade supplied with suouldings, GEoRGE REEs, 57, Drury-lane. Opposite Theatre. SPLENDID HATS, 7s. 6d. EACH, AT WALKER'S celebrated HALF GUINEA HAT Ai MAN UFACTORY, 49, Crawlford-strect ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. B. B. CHATrTERTOS. T AST three weeks of the present Season. On Monday, L March 8th, and during thc week, her Majesty's servants will perform, at a quarter to eight, Shaksoere's play (first part) ...

... PXCTIE PFAMES AND PICTuq3 - HEAPEST House in London for every descriptin e C Trade supplied with mouldings. GEowE2 Lt TE' Drury-lane. s, S7 Opposite Theatre. SPLENDID lATS, 7s. d6d- EAC T WALKER'S celebrated HALF GUINE.'1I A MANUACTORY, 4D, Crawvford-strqpt ...

... AND PXCTtBEBS. r HEAPJIST House in London for every description. Thi C Trade sapplied with mouldings. Gsonors RaEs, SI. Drury-lane. Opposite Theatre. SPLENDID EATS, 7se. Gd. EACH, T WALKER'S celebrated HALF GUINEA MAT A IsIANIUFACTORY, 49, Crawford-street ...

... Engagrement . f the ROYAL n 1ORItIGNAL CHRISTY MINSTRELS; from St. George's Hall, Regent-street, and the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, wvith 0 nearly one hundred star performers. The best and largest a company in the world. On Monday, April 12th, and all ...

... THEAT!1E ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Sole Lessee and Manageg, Mr. F. B. CHATrTnTON. T AST six nights of the present'seascn. Nightly chang, 11 of entertainments. On Monday and Tuesday, Apri; tragedy of OTH8LLO, §aeoUlzo, eil Aonday, Mr. Charb Dilon; TWO- IC. C ...

... world! Received with L rapturous acclamations-THE ROYAL ORIGINAL CHRISTY'S, from St. George's Hall, and the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. A rare combination of vocal and instrumental talent, as they had the honour to appear before her most gracious Majesty ...

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... , At a quarter past eight, LEAEt THE FORSAKEN. Nathan, Mr. E. F. Edgar; Rudolf, Mr. Edmund Phelps, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane; Abraham, Mr. Vollaire; Ludwig, Mr. Mat Robson; Fritz, Mr. Clingan Jones; Sarah, Miss F. Gerald, Hannah, Miss B. Webster; ...