... 1826, amounting to 57 per cent., ainnii payment I 16,. 17s.-Knocked down at 3001)1. Five 1001. Shares ill the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, dated tire 27th of August, 1812, with a free Admission for the sejison-751. I ive 1(101. Shares in the Manchester and Salford ...

... Scene in the Pantomime. purposely to dn that nnrivalled Phenomenon and wonderful Contor. t (late of the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane, and Ducrow's 0hiheSatre ) Mons. MORTINI, who has kindly-consente-d t erferan this evening. Th lae it Mr Maturin's new Tragedy ...

... Erifield, Mr. Calerart. Donald (a Hghlaild Piper), Mr. H. Johnstoir, (originally performed by him a: the Theatre Royal, Drury lane) ; Ellen Enfield, Miss it, the course of the Piece, a Highland Dance by the Cha- ,tilers. To which will be added, the i ...

... William-street .. Exchequer. street, one side, Me-sr, Hutchinson and from corner of William.st. Bewleya Fade-street . BE -y Drury-lane ?? Peter-street ?? Messrs. Jones and Dawes. I Adjourned to THURSDAY, 27th May, at Twelve 'Clock, to receive the Report of ...

... Prospects of the Countrv at the opening of Parliament-XII. The Illustrious Obscure, No. I.-The Modern Tantalus ; or the Demon of Drury-lane- XIII. Sierra Leone Saints and West India Sinners-XIV. Pe- tersburgh, Moscow, and the Provinces-XV. Aphorisms on Mani, by ...

... GRECIAN CHANDELIERS, eonstructed ' b, 1r. MILNER. 'The folloving is thle Company engaged:-Mr. SAPIO, (of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Cov nt-garden, his first g1peirance theee fite years); Mr. Bddfo r, Mr. Brough, Mr. H yaeder; Air. VANDENHOFF, (his ...

... NOVEMBER 22, 1830, qllS be perormed the Opera of T wll beEITHE SLEGE OF BFLGRADE. keraier, Mr. Sapio, (of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane Te uer IIrd n his first appearance tbes6 five years al Co Gattie; Leopold, Mr. Johnson; Peter, Mr. ld- yoeph ' l Melton; ...

... CIV.for this Orchestrahs Mr. Penson, ?? will be prod.ceb hne lwterlude, as performed * ith g(reat applause in tIdon, at Drury-lane,, and the HIysaet, -called pOPPING THl QUESTION. Mr primrose, Mr. Rees; Henry Thorinton, Mr. Barry; ?? -Biffin, Miss Barry; ...

... 'lMadume g3pllunldl Miss Barry ; Angelique, Miss F. H.. ,Kelly ; the Sbl WisXells, i p Wrs. . ST, of the TIeatre Royal, Drury-lane, will make ear fl-st ?? ont iAlorldav. THEA TR.R O YAL 6 FISHAlMl~lBLE-STREE T. ' Si' M'TH~ORlIrY ?? 'dlS - tY - ROYAL ...

... ]I'ineeoofApalia,VMrlIf.,Cooke; otlair, AIr. M. Stanley;, Adolgitha, Princess of Apulia, Mrs. 1ir West, (of the Theatre-Royalu Drury-lane; hersecoad ap- *G;relis5 ichael Ducas, Emperor of Byzantium, Mr, King; IJ, Princes of Byzantium. Miss Eyre. Inthe course ...

... Johnson. The Entertainments will conclude with a new Comic Piece, now performing with great success at the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, called TUTRNING THE TABLES. Mr. Knilbs, Mr. Shuter; Edgarde Coaroy, Mr. Stanley; Sir Jeremiah Bumps, MIr. Browne ; Thornton ...

... with Mechanical Tiick.s, Trniosformati9is, Aitisic. &c. Yc as per- formed with much appltiuse at the Iheatth e 'Roterl Drury-lane, 3n Surrey Tlheatre, called flgpo and Cupid! ! or, Love in an IHumble Shed. 'uben (aMterntirda Harlequin), Mr. Bennett i ...