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... Burden painted by Mr. Lambert. the End of the Aft, New Dance, by Mil's Cap it an 1 an.: Mailer Rocnt, the Children from Drury Lane. E.i the Play, a Grand Dance, by Monfteur Sodi M l Twist, from the Theatre Royal Covent Garden. With Farce and Entertainments ...
... early life, when in bumble circumstances, is aver gratefully retainer!. We perceive the proceedings at the Dinner of the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund, of which Mr. Kean is the Treasurer, that is about to retire from tl»e stare, at least for a time ; and ...
... The goods may be viewed the day before the (ale. BANKRUPT’S EFFECTS^ TO SOLD BY AUCTION, AT Dutton and Ferriday’s office, Drury lane, Friday the 6th April, eleven o’clock in the forenoon. Bales Upland Georgia COTTON, dales Sea Ifland TTO, 200 Cafk. New ...
... Laps Dy \ I St \ al, OP KEAN, ENGLAND. — OTICE Is 1 nost respectfully informed, that wated and popular Pragedian | wal, Drury lane. is engaged at | and Salford Police 4 RAL MEETING E NEIGUT ONLY, previns nerica, and th-t he will havethe | the tweaty-fourth ...
... I’nl.iio in general. that bis filed f..r.MONDAY NEXT, May 19tb, on which ocnsi.m \lr. PENSON. late of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, ami formerly of this Theatre, wilt bare the honor appearing again in Manchester, for that n'.glit nly ; when will lie presented ...
... performed for Mr. BARRY’* benefit on Wcdntid-y iur, bat been acb.d a great Numb, of Night* wi uuivduj at the Theatre-Royal Drury Lane, and »u alfo performed by the present Company with great Sue* celt lafl Summer, at the Theatre in Birmingham The Jockey ...
... SONSOFEKIN. (Written Mrs. Lefanue, Sister Mr. Sheri-4a:i.) Performed-upwards Forty Nights, with enthusiastic applause, the Drury Lane Company. With ENTERTAIXMEXTS. In Rehearsal, and speedily 'will be presented, a. ...
... opening of the New Haymarket I'heatie in the Soring. .Mr. Cooper, formerly onr Hoards, is performing, with oi ßooth, at Drury lane.— Mrs. Aisop, iluughti rot the late celebrated Mrs. Jordan, arrived New York, the .wtli ult. in the ship Thames, from London ...
... for the second and last time here,) the New Comedy of I MOON. Written by the John Tobin, Esq. and now the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, with unbounded attraction. which Desire) will added, the Grand spectacle /.; J; Or, Tin- LITTLK f.I.ASS SLIUIT.IL £■ ,ir'AßiOin ...
... Inftrutlor) Mr. Lee To* which will added a New Ballad Farce, call'd L O V E at firft SIGHT. (A» adted at the Theatre Roya! Drury Lane.) Young Gilbert, Mr. Banitter.- -Smarter, Mr. Kaefberry.— Sir Ralph Gilbert, Mr. Floor.-*»Mc.dely, Strange.—Mr. LocfcWorth ...
... th bongs, Duets. Trios and Choruss ...
... reduction of 10 per cent, on all goods imported and exported from Itu-sia has taken place The Italians is withdrawn from Drury Lane Theatre; the experiment of lowering the prices admission to this Theatre nut having succeeded, the former pticcs were resumed ...