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... E., GPraprletor and Manager-Mr MICHcAEL GUNN. For Three Nights Only, MR CHAS LAURI'S Celebratedeantomjrae Company, From Drury lane and Lyceum Theatres, London. TiIS EVENING (Thursday), June tjh (fat 8), The Hasson-Lees' Parisian AbsunrditY, LE VOYAGE ...
... TRE ROYAL, BELFA.ST. I Proprietor and Manaiger. Mr. J. F. WARDEN. WALTE I SEALBY'S Celebrated LONDON COMPANY. in the Great Drury Lane Drama. PAUL IAUVAR, as produced with immense success by Sir Augustus Harris, and is now draw- ing crowded houses in America ...
... favouarte te- ML; oore and Burgess. and array I the:e w'ith all i tho scenic magnificence and i bet4Z; for which the King of Drury Lane Pan-tV toohdnro is wvorld-famed. The svweetest ongsjn ar-f vtulicst ntu'ic of EUglish land Italia tj wti sill be sung and ...
... WIuThnREAD. THil9 (Friday) EVENINS, at, S. ?? Powerful Company in the Great Drama,i PAUL KAUVAR, As Playedat the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Priees, Ssd dt423. E Plan at Mansfielis. MONDAY NEXT, One of the Bravest. 21675 E MPIRE PALACE; THEATRE. 31J PaoJ !oBStar ...
... was ?? not to be. catught, even by cent. per cent.; lie las resisted the strong temit tion, and consents to remnain at Drury lane with the ?? sum of thirty pounds a iveek for three niglts, instead of sixty as the. widowv's everq night stager. 5- The ...
... nt ?? Open for the WINTER SEASON on SATURDAY next, October 30th. 1847, Mr. ALLEN, Prime Tenore, from the Tbea're Royal. Drury lane, is engaged for a few nights, ad will make his First ?? on Saturday next, in a FAVORITE OPERA, In which will al0 appoar ...
... Boleno; Pan-aloon, Ai Masson Boj leno; Clown, Signor Boleno; Columbine, Miss Caroline Barnett (from the Theatre-Royal, Drury -lane, her first ap. pearance here). in the course of the Pantomime a New NATIONAL DIORAMA. Doors open at half-past Six, and the ...
... -POWERFUI DRAMATIC COMPA, In tbe CGreat Dramua, - TAUL KAUV-AR, As sprodusced by Sir Augusena arrilsi wish immense success at Drury lane Theatre, London. , T M onday and Tuesday Next--- J W WHITBREAD'S 'EIGHTH A UAL Prices-d to1 s; C'nimenco'atS . T RINS~~T ...
... LLIMIAN'S ELIMINATES PAIN. E LLIMAN'S ELIMINATES PAIN. SPRAINS AND BRUI1ES. ir. J ilian Gmirrd, The Girards, Theatre Ryqal, Drury Lane. writes: *-1 lave usd your ?? with 'ur- t pnsbg ec, cctand nevnr inteud being YlitbOUt it.` RUNNIiNG. A Blackh'uab HEarrier ...
... ablittijaE on the West side of Drury Lane whicih the Company have power to acquire as aforesaid and on the North by a line commencing on ?? WVeSt side of Drury lane at a point 42 feet or thereabouts from the junction of Drury Lane and Stelben Street and extending ...
... abutting on the West side of Drury Lane which the Company have power to acquire as aforesaid and on the North by a line commencing on the West side of Drury lane at a point 42 feet or thereabouts fromthe junction of Drury Lane and Stephen Street and extending ...
... AMUSEMENTS. GAIETY THEATRE. Kvery Evening at 8. EArly Doors 7 o MISS ADA BLANCHE, FROM DRURY LANE TEHIATRE, 6Upported bv ber own Company of londOaO Artt In tlie most successful Muial Comedy, THE TELEPHONE ?? POWERFUL CHORUS. AUGME1TB1D ORCEST-, GIRAND ...