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... at the Theatre. i . 1 Noi aci. d ther-e Tvelve Years at thi . Theatre. -For. the BENEFIT of Miss STEPHENS. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. .'On TUESDAY, June 2, Their Mavesties Servants will revive the comic Opr.a of LOVE IN'A YILLACJE. Young Meadows, kir. ...
... Walnut- tree-waik, Lambeth. NOT ACTED THESE SIX YEARS. For the BEN E FIT of Mess. PALMER &CAUI.FI ELD .HPHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - _ X THIS EVENING, May 29, Their Majesties Ser- vants will perform a Play in three acts, called THE I RON CHEST. Sir Edward ...
... Road to Ruin, with St. David's Day. For the LEN E l- 1 TcT?fvlr. FOSBt ...
... ?? 1 1 1 1111 1 1. | 1 -,i [111 ' ■ - For the BENEFIT of Mr. FOSBROOK, Box-book and House-keeper. l ■=•' THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-.— T-HIS EVENING^ June 1, Their Majesties Ser- vants will act Shakespeare's Comedy of AS YOU LIKE FT. . Rosalind (with ...
... Box-office in Hart-street, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. For the BENEFIT of Mr. SEDGWICK. ' THEATRE-ROYAL,: DRURY-LANE.- TO-MORROW, June 3, ThoTEMPEST. Dorin- oa, Mrs. Jordan. In ACt V. will be introduced the Masoue ot N.EPTUNE and AMPHITRITE ...
... No. 2r, Arevle- Ha L - C market °* Mf * Shelmen:line at the Open OfiL, TFor the BENEFIT of Mr. SEDGWICK HEATRE.ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, June 3, The TEMPEST. Dcrin- Wur'S 1 ' ln Att V - wi be introduced the M«e ot NEP I UNL and AMPHITRITE ...
... 34, Blackmail- street; Hornbv, ditto, No. 20, Fenchurch-street; Barron, ditto, No. 158, Strand; Howell, surgeon, No. 29, Drury-lane ; Adcock, druggist, St. Mary Axe ; Dickinson and Salter, druggists, No. 29, Poultry • Payne and Co. druggists, Holbom ; ...
... 0 ?? 2 ° f t, Knew Ba » le t.called Heliska, JiS^ShJXSS^ l ° A3demoh^ upou T tJI , A '^MNLHiofMr RING. n4is l vr^ YAL ' DRURY-LANE.- «brm KzVKt \ m 'uV t Waje^tie*' Serva,ts will ncrio in 1 UARRD. Ro|ia, Mr. Kemble: ?? rl. V U T ° i^ 1 Mr ' lll ?? Piwrro ...
... 34, Blackiiian-street; Hornby, ditto, No. 2«, Fenchurch-street; Barron, ditto, No. 15S, Strand-. Howell, surgeon, No. 29, Drury-lane ; Adcock, druggist, St. Mary Axe; Dickinson and Salter, druggists, No. 29, Poultry ; Payne and Co. druggists, Holborn ; ...
... 1 _ , Under the Patronage of His Excellency the ALGERINE AMBASSADOR. By Grant from the Proprietors of the THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. For the BENEFIT of Mr. LACY, formerly of that ' Theatre. ON THURSDAY EVENING, the -1 8th inst. Their Majesties Servants ...
... perform). Between the acts, Mrs. Bland will sing two tavourite Songs. End of the Play (by per- mission ofthe Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre) the Dance ? f _!_Ji E SCOT CH GHOST; or, LITTLE FANNY'S •?. In w * uch Mr - R^ne and Madame Bossi Del Caro •will ...
... Royal Exchange. RENTER'S SHARE, DRURY-LANE THEAIRt. By PETER COKE, BURRELL, and FOSTER, At Garraway's Cofiec-hous.,on Friday, the 26th Instant, at Twelve o'clock, AN OLD RENTER'S SHARE in the THEA- TRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, which entitles the Holder to Two ...