... Countess of Wilt)n, and some of the first Nobility in the Kingdom. MRS. HEfNRY FITZWIYLLIAM, Formerly of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane, Dublin, Edin. burgh, Glasgow, and Liverpool, Most respectfully begs leave to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and the ...

... rrbllillel The Scenery entirely 'Re-Painted, it irnous novel additiois by Messrs. Donal(dson V'jlads from the Th eatre-Royal, Drury-lane. lw l)presse anti Decorations are of the mnost costly Ijriru ipts, lhavinll been nskide by the first London Tti Andl tei ...

... gE:4T RE PRE:STON. MA\DA:ME ROY, tiolaI Studd Theatres, ferlin and IsimnburghI the loaes I rjltre, lParns; wth Drury Lane and Covent Garden, KOil, respectfully solicits the honor of Patron. for a select ENTERTAINMENT, on DA;SVENING, MAARI 30th, consisting ...

... STRONG CANADA BRANDY, Twio per Cent. beyond the legal lindted Strength of / 2 Forcign Brandy. ILLIAM WATSON. Nil. ill, Drury Lane, W * London, offiers to the Public the above Spirit, at Fourteen Shillings per Imperial Gallon, for ready money. William ...

... announce that he has succeededs in- engaging the celebrated Actress and Vocaflisyt- 1 MRS. WAYL21TT, _ From the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, for Four Nights only; who will make her first appearance on Alonday evening, February the s5th, in the ...

... f STRONG CANADA BPEANDY, Tro Fr Cent. beyond the legal iited Stren1git Of Foreign Brandy. 7,ILLIAe IVA'TSON, Ni). ill, Drury Lane, IVondon, offers to the Public the above Spirit, at Fourteen Shillings per Impei ial Gallon, for ready troey. Williamn Vatson'a ...

... die Daymbe , 'a newtballet. Mrs. Wool andt Madame Schroeder Devrient are abdut to appear together in Balfe'snew opera, d' Drury-lane. . Mir. 'Vance, whose' laeniited deait we latcly recorded, has left personal property to whiueh'admrini~tration has been ...

... Covent-gren Ir. J. M'E WE h celebra- ted Comic Vocalist, from thle Royal Surrey Theatre ; Mr. HOwxanL, from the Theatre Royal, Drury lane Mr. IV. C. GALLOWAY, PiAnist, frona the Nobility's Concerts. Doors wilt be opened at half-past six, and to commence at ...

... been engaged:_ llISS BIICH, of the Nobility's Concerts, London, ,llS. rIDDES, (late MISS H. CAWSE,) of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane end Covent Garden, and Principal Concerts, London. 31k. HOBBS, of Her Majesty's Chapels Royal, West. minster Abbey, and ...

... remittance or Pogtoffico order. EDMUND ELLISTON, 22, North John-street, Liverpool. -~ b ~ DIRECTOR OFTHECONCERTS DHIVER OF DRURY LANE, [rAS the honour to inform the Gentry and other Inhabi. -1 tants of Preston, that he will give a CONCERT of INSTRUMENTAL ...

... January 4th, 1844. THEATRE ROYAL PRESTON. GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE FAIR WEEK, The popular Tragedian, from the Theatres Royal Drury-lane, and Covent Garden, will appear during the week. | T HE entertalnment on THURSDAY EVENING t next will be by desire and under ...

... the On Monday next, Mr. VANDBNHOFF and Miss VAN. tell DENHOFF, the celebrated Tragedlans from the Theatres. Iti-. Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will make their firet Idi- appearance here~these four years, being engaged for THREE to- NIGHTS ONLY ...