... At to Freemason’s and then, invited by that dis- a tinguished man, Mr. Macready, took of Drury- lane Theatre. From week to were there ti held ; our tract disiributors were at work, hi het and dale, deti to every elector in the register a ; tracts, contain’ ...

... (Principal Contralto, from Her Majesty’s and Drury Lane Theatres). MR. HERMAN SLATER, (Tenor, from the Royal Italian Opera House). MR. EDMUND ROSENTHAL, (Principal Baritone, from Her Majesty’s and Drury Lane Theatres ). MR. THEODORE DISTIN, 'Principal ...

... Shakspeare’s time, Drury Lane appears to have been celebrated for the best productions of the second-rate order of dramatists, a set of men who would have been first in any other age. We have little to say wf the particulars of Drury Lane at this period, ...

... Francis, Mr.Strictland ; Tobias, Mr, Mackay ; Countegf Wintersen, Mr. Young,— Haller, Miss mistook (from Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Glasgow, her seojhd ance) ; Annette, (with the Song of u I luive a'si lent sorrow here”) Miss Phillips. After which ...

... 1N l F.l> «! ! ! OF THE CHINESE JUGGLER, TUCK-GUY, AND HIS FAMED TROUPE ACROBATS, {From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) ON THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), DECEMBER 23, the Performance will commence with an entirely New Farce, entitled ...

... the above evening, the celebr.ted Miss romeß( Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will ™ ranee Ireland. On the same evening, the celebrated MR. TEMPLETION, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the eelebrated MR. BALFE Will also make their First Appearance ...

... A.\l> PIAXO-FORTC:. JV. BLAKE. R.A.M., of the Royal Opera, Drury• Lane, and Her Majesty’s Concerts, Hanover-square, London, begs to inform the Public that he is now' in Cork, and ready to receive Pupils in Sixuino and Piano-fobte. All applications to ...

... THE HAVELOCK MEMORIAL FUND. Thia afternoon the Duke Cambridge presided at meeting held in the Drury Lane Theatre, aid the fund for the erection of statue to the late Sir H. 11avoloek in Trafalgar Square. Resolutions were moved and seconded by the Marquis ...

... National Opera Company, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. HENRY WESTON and MR. JOHN MANLY, Second Tenors. MR. EDMUND ROSENTHAL, Primo Baritone of the English Opera Company. Her Majesty’s Theatre and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane MR. OLIVER SUMMERS, Buffo and Second ...

... considerably enlarged.-—Caspar (a Huntsman,) Mr. Horn, performed by him at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane.—Hodolph Mr. T. Cooke, performed him Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane.—Killian, (a Villager) Mr, J. Russell. Agnes, (Kuno’s daughter) Miss Noe), performed her ...

... Passengers taken in any one Ship will not exceed 300. Each Ship carries an Experienced Surgeon. Apply to MILLER and THOMPSON, 4, Drury Lane. H. H. O’BRYEN Co.; or to D. P. O’MEARA. N.B.—The MARIAN MOORE takes only 149 Passengers. 2167 ...

... ROMER, Prima Donna, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Mr. WILSON, prin- cipal Tenor Singer, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, &c., and Mr. LEFFLER, the celebrated Bass Singer, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with a full and efficient Orchestra. and ...