... pleas ro in announcing that they have entered into an ?? JOHN TE PLET0ON. Esq. (of the Theatres Royal .ent Garden and Drury Lane), to deliver his Vll MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, .ho. entitled, They THE BRITISH MINSTRELS,, ' ne in the Locture Theatre ...

... atnneuncitng that they have in' Seutereil into ?? JO0H N T E APET N Esq. ye (of the Theatreeslloyal Cpejt'euu (hrde0n end Drury Lane), be to 'liver lisie MUSICAL ENTE11TAIN-MENT, entitled, THE BRITISH BlENSTRELS,' B in the Lecture Theatr.e of the Athenaum ...

... that they havet eniered into an afar gaigom ent w itlh - JOItN TEMPLETON, Esq. (of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane), to deliver Lis MUSICAL ENTEIA?MIENT, enti?.l i, I IE; I I T IRHrI I N S T R E L S, in the Lectureoyala? of thuAthenmum ...

... THE QUEEN, Sarrangved by Hi. Jullion, nun playedt for thirty-eight evonlings, Pith ?? s 0ceess at the 'Theatre RoynctI Drury Lane, ibis seasoni. The orchestra will embrace the following celebrated artislas: Violiu Solo ?? Mr. Bltagrove, liorts. ]Irtnlttuiann ...

... QUEEN, As arranged by M. Jullien, and played for thirty.eight evenings, with unprecedented success, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, this season. The orchestra will embrace the following celebrated artiles: Violin Solo ?? Mr. Blagrovd. Mons. Baumann, I ...

... . QUEEN, Ac arranged by M. Jollien, and l d for thirty-eight evemings, mith mnprecedontod sucsess, at t Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, this season. .. . l T'ie orchestra will embrace e ?? celebrated artistes: at Violin Solo ?? ..MIrlagrovo. ' hIoims. Baunann ...

... Cellar- Ilow to obtain a Dinner-Brcaicfasts-Shrimnp Sance-Shorry. Illustration ?? and Mr. John. Rnge for Amateur Acting-Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres nunder John Aiemble's Bmanagement -Greets Room GG8s1P-Chai-les Matthews-Sixty Letters a Poet-Anxiety ...

... most embitett masters. They have had the hotnour of singing before' HEr IMajesty the Queen, and at the Royal Italian Opera, Drury Lane Theatre, Exeter iall, at the Hanover Square Conclerts, and at upwards of seventy of the Nobility's Concerts, during thie ...

... iciet riemait sntasters. Ario! live bail tiso honour of Ringing before Her Majesty the s~ej id at the lloyal Italian Opera, Drury Lane Thoatre, reraiat thle Uaniover Sqisare Concerts, end at uipwards of levelly of thle Nobility's Cointerts, duri ng tile Past ...

... most etmllellt masters. They have had the honour of singing before Her Majesty the queen, aund at the Royal Italian Opera, Drury Lane Theatre, Exeaer Holl, at the Hanover Square Concerts, and at upwards of seventy of the Nobility's Concerts, during the past ...

... 'ouchautiexecuted byIfavers, Austin and SedlyofEndon. The rf Proscecitnm is painted'-by Mr. Adams, of 'the 11heatre Royal Drury Lane. Tie n ?? is painted ancdoaeigned by r L HIrnmersley amed mssistattL- The PaintingvnafiIGilding in the hall by )r./awseon ...

... executed by Messrs. Austin and Seely, of London. The: . . Proscenium is painted by Mr. Adams, of the Theatre Royal, Siloude 'Drury Lane. The Drop S.cene is painted and designed by Mr. 'ne exi Hammersley and assistants. ' ' ' - rity age The Painting and Gilding ...