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... John Matthews, National Provincial Bank. R. It. Storey, National Provincial Bank. Birkenhead Robert Gibson, Merchant, 8. Drury-lane, Liverpool. „ Robert Dickinson, 80, Argyle-street. Crewe Wm. M`Neill, Draper, Nantwich-road. Denbigh Edwd. Lloyd Williams ...
... Italian Danscuse, BITA BANGALLI, will also appear as La R«inede Ballet. Clown, by the Great Little ROW ELLA, of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Pantaloon, by Mr. CHAP MAN, from the Princess's Theatre, London. Harlequin, by Mr. CHARLES GREEN, from the Holborn Theatre ...
... RITA BANGALLI, _j,f .jgo appear as La Reinede Ballet. rin=* Kwthi Great Little ROWELLA,of Theatre Royal, Clown, oy tne « Drury Lane. -•» t..,Air CHAPMAN, from the Princess's Theatre, Pantaloon, by London. rw i by Mr. CHARLES GREEN, from the Harlequin ...
... DOLARO. Mr. P SHERIDAN. The Great Italian Dantense, RITA SANGALLI. Clown, by the Great Little ROWELLA, of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Pantaloon, by Mr. CHAPMAN, from the Princess's Theatre, London. Harlequin, by Mr. CHARLES GREEN, from the Holborn Theatre ...
... DOLARO. Mr. B. BHBBIDAN. The Great Italian Danseuse, RITA SANGALLI. Clown, by the Great Little ROW ELLA, of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Pantaloon, by Mr. CHAPMAN, from the Princess's Theatre, London. Harlequin, by Mr. CBARLES GREEN, from the Holborn Theatre ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. Engagement for Six Nights of the poptlar Tragqdifnno M I S S C OIt B E3 T IV E S T O N, O t Ihe Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. This (Monda(- ) nd To-morrow Ted ay) Evening, ing thu 9th and 1i0th 300tant, still be acted the ?? PrLy Of THlE WIIEE S ...
... Address, giving ail necessary culars, B78, ct this Peper a Youth, with PER AND STATIONERY TRAD in the: a — ta Harris and Co.. Drury-lane. some 6! ¥ A NTED, Sn el wth leyancen. 85, offit ice of this Books. None other. Tt read and write. Wages NTED, a strong ...
... any difficulties at present existing that prevent its being by you? Or is it your inten- tion to transfer your company to Drury lane ; or is Covent Garden to have once more the monopoly? am, as you know, a large helder in the Theatre, and are continually ...
... MA Sion HOUSE, DRURY-LANE GIBLET, AND FISH, ROAST Bi UNDS OF BEI MOTTON L, CHOPS ...
... Morning, at Mr. «uina’s, a, St. John's — — at 1 ‘est: Derby-stre- ANTE: a Strong Girl aa Ger P at ie the Mansion House, Drury lane. ‘a respectable Giri aged about 16, as Gendral Servant.— grt: 8! Show-strect, Bervant Girl about 18 y: years earo of age ...
... Rich's inven- tive faculty, which was considerable, was largely stimulated by his rivalry with Cibber, who, as sole lessee of Drury-lane, ?? omnipotent in the domain- of Ole legitimate drama. The pantomime Was Rich's device to lure away to his ?? temple some ...
... following startling account of what men do and dare in this regard : — The Rev. C. J. Whitmore, of Whitefield Chapel, Drury-lane, first addressed the meeting, having, he said, an hour afterwards, to be at a thieves' supper hi St. Giles's. He spoke of ...