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... enn'tre. re. and 19, per Inds Corn. 10., °Warn Moe. Ga. per cwt. All a/ meal for Pi per Jan.—Adam= BartroP`L Kr. Holborn. War Drury-lane. from unknown corremandente Meat be accompanied or referrmee. EA VE 8. Fine fresh TALLOW for Doge, Pheasant sod Poultry ...
... KING. RETURN VISIT, FOR six NIGHTS ONLY, commencing on MONDAY next, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1879, of MR. W. J. H. ROBINSON'S ROYAL DRURY LANE COMEDY, DRAMA, BURLESQUE COMPANY. MONDAY K THURSDAY- WEAK WOMAN. TUESDAY—OLD SOLDIERS. WEDNESDAY—PAUL PRY. FRIDAY—SHE ...
... be written. Mr. Hogarth in one of his diverting etchings has lampooned Colley Cibber for his realistic endeavours at the Drury Lane Theatre when that gentleman was manager there. The print is more forcible than poll if' a wou^ impossible of description ...
... about the comic opera of the late regretted Her mann Goelz, which was heard some time ago, in its original German form, at Drury Lane Theatre, imperfectly rendered, and then laid on the shelf; it is, therefore, almost equivalent to new, and the sooner it ...
... Mr. Irving produces 44 The Merchant of Venice” this (Saturday) evening at the Lyceum. Mr. George Eignold, having taken _ Drury-Lane Theatre for the autumn season, will produce this (Saturday) evening Shakspeare’s historical play, 44 Henry V. Dr. Carver ...
... be amiss future. To-night Time Tries AU will be performed.—Next week have a return visit of Mr. W. J. H. Robinson's Royal Drury Lane Comedy, Dramaj and Burlesque Company, who will produce, on Monday and Thursday, Weak Woman; Tuesday, Old Soldiers; Wednesday ...
... is afraid that this chet d'auvre would within th^e^eek. Supers have been plentiful as blackberries the stage entrance of Drury Lane Theatre this last week, and some have been very much the same colour Mr. George B.ignold will, for a short season. at what ...
... contemporary wMld'S ,ia f l fb““TtwUlta found Bnt.-.c,. K™..fon“ i. correct. Mr. Beverley -ill »» ...
... revival of Nicholas Nickleby. Mr. Irving and Miss E. Terry will appear this evening at the Lyceum in The Merchant of Venice. Drury Lane also reopens this evening for a limited series of representations of Henry V., in which Mr. George Rignold will appear. ...
... Bram Stoker.—LYCEUM. t>hilharmonic palace of varieties. Jl ISLINGTON.-Olorione Suocea*'—EVEßY EVENING. at7.i\ Hnrleeta, DRURY LANE AND PARK LANE; prinripj characters, Milly Howe*. SWter* Mario. Katie Seymour. Bernard. Newcomb*. Ac. 9.U. the highly amci-ssful ...
... Carlyon, Turner, Phillips. Dyoll, Doyne, *c PHILHARMONIC (Islington). Manager, Mr. Alfred Young. THTS EVENING, at 7.15, DRURY-LANE and PARK-LANE: Priucipal Chara* ters. Miss Millie Howes, Sisters Mario, fee. At 9.0, Mr. ARTHUR ROBERTS. At 9.45, Grand ...
... receive Adver- tisements. THE THEA TRiES. HER MAJESTY's.-At 7.30, Les Huguenots. COVENT GARDEN.-At 8.o, Promenade Concert. DRURY LANE.-At 7.o, That Rascal Pat. At 7.45, Henry V. ADELPHI.-At 7.o, Poor Pillicoddy. At S.o, Nicholas Nickleby. At 10.30, Jessamy's ...