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... SEPTEMBER 14, 1841, In the LARGE ROOM, at the above Hotel. PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS MRS. ALBAN CROFT, From Her Majesty's and Drury Lane Theatres; MISS HARRIET GARDENKR, From the Nobility's Concerts, London MR. F. SHRIAVLL, From the Theatre Royal, Dury Lane ...
... some of the most POPULAR DANCES. The Company has been selected with great care from the THKATRKS ROYAL, COYENT GAR- DEN, DRURY LANE, and BRISTOL, and will consist of the following Ladies and Gentlemen :— Miss Ellis, Mrs. G. Norman, Mrs, Hutchins> Mrs. ...
... Mrs Macready. WITH OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS. -0- STAGE MANAGER, Mr. CHARLES PERKINS. Of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane. BOXES, 3s.-—PIT, 23;-GALLERY, Is.-Half- Price, a Quarter before Nitie, The Performance will be so arranged as to ter- minate ...
... other Entertainments. To conclude with SUSAN. STAGE MANAGER, Mr. CHARLES PERKINS. Of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden aud Drury Lane. BOXES, 3s.-PIT, 2s.—GALLERY, Is. —Half Price, a Quarter before Nine. The Performance will be so arranged as to ter- minate ...
... been acted for Upwards of One Hundred Nights. STAGE MANAGER, Mr. CHARLES PERKINS Of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane. BOXES, 3.PIT, 2s.-GALLERY, 1 s.-Half- Price, a Quarter before Nine. The Performance will be so arranged as to ter- minate ...
... here this young lady, who has been so great a favourite, leaves before the last night of our season, in consequence of a Drury Lane Engagement, where she is to sus- tain first-rate parts. We wish her all success, as indeed we do every other member of the ...
... d.. Compelled by the poverty of his circumstances he attempted, seven days afterwards, to dig a grave in Russell-court, Drury-lane. In this ground, long saturated with dead, it was impossible, without disturbing previous occupants, to select a grave; ...
... privy purse.—Arnotts Hunterian Oration. The council of the Anti Corn Law League have, it is said, given the manager of Drury-lane Theatre JE500 for the use of the theatre during the five Wednesdays in Lent, making a rent of £ 100 frf each nigbt. SPRING ...
... Tuesday last was the day ap- pointed for the drawing of prizes in the Art-Union and a most crowded auditory assembled at Drury-lane Theatre, on the occasion, Ihe Marquis of Northampton presided. tTmes an?the tin°tWith8tanding the Pressure of tha times ...
... take her first airing since the late interesting event, the horses (such is the force of habit!) instinctively went towards Drury-lane Tlieati-e.-Pttitch. CHINESE LITERATURE.—No profession is so laborious as that of literature in China. Among the Chinese ...
... occasion. The total number which the managers can muster of those who shared in Nelson's great victory is 199. THE THEATRES.—Drury-lane theatre opened on Saturday se'nnight, under the management of Mr. Bunn. The pieces were The Siege of Rochelle, and the ...
... Hearne, Bookseller, 81, Strand, London. DlNtlXG. MRS. SILVER, (LATE MISS REEKIE,) OF THE THEATRES ROYAL COVENT GARDEN, AND DRURY-LANE, 1FIÆ@W@IÆ RESPECTFULLY informs the NOBILITY, GENTRY, and JLV Inhabitants of CARDIFF, and its vicinity, that it is her intention ...