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... Grand Opera, Paris al of the Theatre. London (her first appearance here)- MttST. ALBIN, 1 Tenor of the Theatre Royal. Drury lane, Haymarket. j London, slao of Niblo's Grand Opera, New York, and the St. Charles New Mr. H. J. WHIT WORTH. Late Principal ...
... Grand Opera, cess Theatre. (ber first appearance Paris, also of the Prin Mr. ST. ALBIN, Princi Tener of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Hi: ket. London. also ef Niblo’s Grand Opera, New York, an the St. Charles Theatre, New ¢ a: r. H. J. WHITWORTH. Late 1 ...
... conic now to those portions of the Right Hon. First Lord's speeches, in which he professes refuto the statements made at Drury-lane about Admiralty mismanagement; and that there may be no dispute to accuracy, and with the utmost de ire to deal fairly with ...
... Mr. Barry Sullivan has entered intoan engagement for the ensuing season Drury-lane Theatre. Baskrcptcy.—ln this court, yesterday. Detore Mr. Commissioner Perry, Williams pasted his opposition, and the certificate meeting was fixed for 3rd October. ...
... property. The prisoner was dis- BY A ServantT.—Elza Mulholland, a re- young wo! man, was charged by Wm. _ Francis, publican, cf Drury-lane, with stealing a quan- tity of wearing apparel. Mr. Chilton defended the The prisoner was barmaid to Mr. Francis, and had ...
... or corn merchant. LE OFFICE, between Water-street and Brunswick. ‘ssreet.—Apply to Harris and Co., export stationers, 6, Drury-lane. HFTELD- ROAD, leadi out of Sand- H: good garden, Rent. Green-lane. West Derby. Apply to ie Stirret, Green-isne, be LET ...
... own ent, for in one of her letters she wrote thus :—‘ will be at the corner of the court at the usual time. We will go to Drury-lane Theatre , and I will stop.” AN) this was, no doubt, hight en —in a married man more especiaily ; but = still it did not ...
... (Captain Bevis) have been removed from the excsedingly inconvenient and unhealthy premises India-buildings, commodious rooms in Drury-lane. The public may form some idea the arduous duties performed by Captain Bevis, Mr. Bennett, his assiduous 1 and polite c ...
... orphan asylums of , from which these institutions must have derived a sum. On the 20th of July a theatre-royal, nearly as as Drury-lane, was opened. The deep interest which the colonists take in the in which the mother country is engaged will be obvious from ...
... the Theatre-Royal, formances on that Evening will take on which occasion THE LADY 0. THE LIONS, Madame LABARE -£, fcom the Drury lane. (for the first time in 1, and the second in Europe! perform with a Tro’ of ions, Lionesses, and &e. {in a cage). Rr fter ...
... eternal (but not the less valse of Venzana. In the second part, not satisfied with ‘* Una voce poco fa” trana- posed, at Drury-lane, notes than the’ ari- they insisted upon and the rondo feat from ‘“Sonnambula” was executed, nos only once, but twice. The ...
... the e- | in the noun singular and multitudinous siguifi- | 1@ | of that substantive, is furnished by the lessze of Y> | Drury-lane, a gentleman of the romantic name of Smith, 48/and not unknown to theatrical Hardware Villagers, 3 ir. | openly calling ...