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... V4tie ?? of ?? .1. TRAFFOr)D, Esq., Stcivard of the Races. Pl OR the BENEFIT of Mr. W. FARREN, X (of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent- Garden), and the Last Night of performing; on which occa- sion Mr. CHARLES KEMIB LE, of the Theatre-Royal, Covent ...
... January, iDstant. VOCALISTS MlISS RA IINFORTH, M ?? Donna of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. MR. TRAVERS, priacipal Teno, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden; and mR. BISHOP, Of the Nobility's Concerts. Mi 1 C . ( . Y A ...
... ':.-ttEiATRICAL CELEBRITYs .Oii he Amnerican Stage, has been ?? con- firmetU by his recent suecess at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, g > y j ยข s ?? -n (A. - Rk ?? oArLr) . And will make-lisiastci ppsearanc Thisa present ERlpAYiJtyid,18l3,s In Hione's ...
... MIrs. WARNER (late Miss Hnd- darti, of the Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane and Haymarket, in Shsakspeares PlayoftheMERCHANT OF VENICE; 3Miss DELCY and Mr. TEMPLETON. of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, in Auber's Opera of FRA DIAVOLO; first ap- pvarance of Mr ...
... 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 ...
... &TRE OYAL, MC&NOHESTEZ. _ lRS. CLARKE most respectfully an t nounces to the Public that Mr. MACREADY, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, having been engaged to perform in Liverpool last nght, has hi dl'ranted else aid of his valluable srices o1e o ~s CLARKE'S ...
... performe lth last time, the Tragedy of (. ' 4 ICFL N G OH (From the text of Sha speare as now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). King John . ?? Mr. Butler. Faulconbridge ?? Mr. Pitt. Constance.M ?? . Biss Angell. To conclude with the Farce of F RI ...
... with lit the greatest success at the Theatre Rnral, Drury Lane) in called The Nervous Mass and the M(an of Nerve.- this evening, also, Mr. BROWNE and Miss HUDDART . . (of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Dublin) will se sustain the characters of Aleaxandre ...
... monthas will bie-allowed for payment gf the purchase money; and further ?? may be known by ay- plying to CitoaMss and LODoc1;, Drury lane. To be LET for any number of years, ROPE.WALK, near G~fton-street, Harrington, 420 yards long, and 8 yards tde, with suiiable ...
... by a crowded auiditory on Saturday last, irrtngements hitve been minde wvith SMr. and Mrs. WOOD (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Gardeon), nmd AMr. BROUGH (of thc Theatre Royal, Dtiblin, and of the American Theatres), FOR ONE NIGHT MORE, ...
... Theatre will be Opened for One Night only, on Saturd e 9th, 1837, on which occasion Mr. and Mrs. 0Y of tie Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane and %svon ardri vilt make their first appearance liere ainc gh4 rg~rn l America. Mr. J. RItSSELL., of the at I ary Lane ...
... and Le Camp du Drab dOr. Price 3s. each. ]+AME DURDEN QUADRILLES, as performed in the New DPantomime at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, by J. Blewitt, Eeq.(with splendidly illustrated title) Us. The Dances of the Season. UPORT'S ESSAY on FINGERING the ...