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... Theatre, Balflwt, MISS 8. BOOTH, OF THC THEATRES BOtAL COVENT GARDEN & DRURY-LANE, ASSISTED BY MISS E. HAMILTON, or THE THEATRE ROYAL, HaWKINS-STREET, DUBLIN, AND Or THE NOBILITY’S CONCERTS, ''HAKES leß*e, most respectfully, to Announce the -L Nobility ...
... Walstein was her superior. Mathews spoke of her to the Covent-garden proprietor?, she then in treaty with the committee of Drury-lane; and to Mathews, the former theatre was indebted for the immense profits her engagement secured. She was engaged at Cov ...
... establishment. Mr. Burroughs has been fortunate enough to obtain the aid Mil. Formerly of the Theatres Royal. Covent-Gaudev and Drury-Lane, and lately Stage Architect and Scene- Painter the principal Theatres in America. Under the superintendence of this talented ...
... which may be found useful for education public worship. Aranjuez, July 4. 1835. ** The rent which Mr. Bunn to give for Drury-lane 1 heaire, during the next season, is be 0,000/. instead of 8,000/. Elliston paid 10,000/. a year. , « Spanish Manners—The ...
... list, there are ninety-three. There are only two performert now atiee, who ween contemporaries with Garrick in the first Drury Lane Theatre, namely, that excellent actor. Jack Baanittac, who in* appeared in tragedy: and Mr. Byrne, the Celebrated her quin ...
... THE PUBLIC IS MOST REBPLC INFORMED, THAT M IMS B* ItAUtT, (Principal Actress of the Theatre-Royal, Vublm, and ' ' late of Drury-Lane,) 19 ENGAGED MOST POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY! And will make her First Appearence here this Evening. On ibis Evg.,(WOW»XY ...
... the blossom’d branches wild, Come stealing in, with silent step, The solitary child \~~Athen(eum. FASHION AND TABLE TALK. Drury Lane Theatre.— H«r Majesty ».«iie ...
... Park-Street. Grosvenor-Square, and Captain R. H., residing Sloane-Street. The cause of the meeting arose from some squabble at Drury-lane Theatre, Friday night, sen. When the parties arrived on the ground, a reconciliation was attempted the seconds, which was ...
... were charged with being found drunk an s for d the derly, and incapable of taking care of themeelves, ir the Hart-street, Drury-lane, at balf. past five o’elock, the ing. Mr. Peter Simpkins, on being put to the | d his as the Marquis of W: tise quis having ...
... Se over, at Rent. tad on ee ee THE NORTHERN ' ba ee COMMERCIAL BUILDING | MR. JANES RUSSELL, ae | (Of the Theatres Reyel, Drury-Lane and Ge © ore we ID Bearhnce in he will hace the nlencure cof : ring « whieh he was received, ow hi: On Tus (MONDAY,) Isr ...
... public, and the hero of Covent Ga theatre at which, by the way, he never acted abov the scene of with nights in his life, Drury Lane bei few let this pass), and also a perfect lieu in the beaw monde, being contended for by ladie none highest rank, and disputing ...
... Yes- » was paid to the incumbent.—Fermanagh Re (Comservative.) can’t A Bustwess.—A bill, ‘exhibited at a when window in Drury-lane, near Prince’s-street, informs u there is ‘‘a large workshop to let, admirably adaptec y was printer, an undertaker, or ...