... pablisetion does not pay. The derth of begs, however, is rather • biassing the. _ _ Means, ef the Crysthl Math and Fawner, of Drury Lane, ere new the chief esterere for pablis interlining. The appseruthe of the foram is assidered intredeelory to a good thesis ...

... performing here this Season. (•entry, and Public in general of its Vicinity, respectfully in- l>rati-d Misses ÜBELLA PATON il, Drury Lane, ara engaged for posi-1H only, and will make their first . . -J* ■ A,’ * tatty SF.PTF.URF.iI. 1831, s-are’s admired Comedy ...

... Mownpay the § mRER, 1830, on which occasion (Mrs. Gupn's. |: e) MISS GRADDON, lhe celebrated Vocalist, from the ‘T Roya’ Drury Lane, who is engaged for positively FIV in the Historical Drama of NIGHTS ONLY, will make her first CHARLES THE TWELFTH, OR THE ...

... Prussian by birth, speaks Baglish with even greater case and fluency than Mr er or Madams Celeste. A new drama wu prmluced at Drury Lane, entitled The prisoner of Toulon, written by Colonel A. B. Richards, whose services to the volunteer cause have drawn ...

... corn desler—George Johnson, High Street, Not- ting Hill, furniture dealer—Elizabeth and William Onion, Bir- mingham, and Drury Lane, coach fringe and John Brayford Walsa'l, iron manufactarers— William Kemnson, Walker, late of Wolverhampton, hide mer- ...

... builder, Leatherhead. John Axel l aleen, ship and insurance broker, late of Fenchurch Street, London. Charles Webb, salesman, Drury Lane and Poplar, Middlesex. Edward Simons, Italian warehouseman, Newgate Street, London, and Birmingham. Henry Wakekamstear, ...

... Fantwa & celebrated Eow de Cologne, 18s. per Case, Sir Bottles each. ©,° Persons visiti London, may obtain Boxes for the ‘Ki Drury Lane, and at the most reasonable pr! ‘Theatres, ...

... honoar of before the Queen and the Prince Coasort He wabeequently ba! ts at the St James's, Sadler's Wells, the Standard, and Drury Lane, and after making « farewell tour of the United sailed for America in November, 1357. He met with an reception throughout ...

... little of it remains ad last shad i$ is found useless or impossible $o settle it a$ all. Mr. Chasterton, the manager of Drury Lane Theatre, raises o the Times and Telegraph of Tuesday, s question with certainly two sides, and probably a great many more ...

... adventures of Nell Gwynn% for whom history sad militias have dome so sub. ID the Ord same we meet her so as mange girl outside Drury Lane Theatre, and subseutently see her installed at Whitehall, where she performs the art, which will always be mexdated with ...

... the old familiar green covers, which were identified with his fame when Pickwick' appeared, now nearly thirty years ago. Drury Lane has re-opened with what is frequently found not to pay, despite all the vaunts about the legitimate drama; and if Macbeth ...

... Cowedy and Burlesque. Engagement for Six only of MISS EMILY CROSS, the eminent Comedienne and Vocalist of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Princesses, London, and Theatre Royal, Newcastle ; in conjunction with MR E D DAVIS, Lessee and Manager of Theatre Royal ...