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... Wirhen a Man's in Love, 3 ; Criterion, - The Jest, 2.30; Crystal Palace Concert, 3; Daly's, A Greek Slave,' 2.30; Drury Lane, The Great RubY, 1.45: Duke of York's, The Adven- ture of Lady Ursula, 2.30; Gaietv. A Runaway Girl, 2: Udrrick, ...
... will be reeelvee.-OWWAN and MARX, 7, Copthall-court, Throgmorton-street, Feb. 5, 1845. PUBLIC AAIUSEMEN7'S, T'lEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.-- Issllense Success of the new ballet of LES DANAIDES, and of Miadile. Maria (principal denscusc from tihe Academip Rovnle ...
... of Surgeons (by application), 11 to 4. Mo5nz- PzroF~.acN.-Avenue, Nelson's En- chaatres3, 2.30; Court, Sweet Nancy 3: Drury Lane Pantomime, 1.30; Lyria, ' The Daughters of Babylon, 2.30; Prince of Wales, A Pierrot's Life, 3; Princebs's, TivoLi ...
... Tower of Lonton, d, 10 to 4. t MORNING PERFORMANCES.-Adelphi, Two t Lit:le Vagabonds, 2; Avenue,* A Message from n Mars 3; Drury Lane Pantomime, 1.0: Garrick Prcntomrnie. 1.30: Globe, The Gav Lord Quex, 2; Grand Thoaere Pantomime. 1.30' Haymarket. 1 -She ...
... Lucincia..Mrs. P. Crowe. AMadge .Miss Grant. Mr. POWEt the celebrated Irish Comedian, of the Theatres-Royal, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Hay- market, will commence au engagement for a limited number of nights, at this Theatre, on MONDAY NEXT, Jan. ...
... ) And 1YUSS POOLE, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Princess's Concert Room.) HE(rER 3DA=CIE:, (Primo Tenore from the Grand Opera at Berlin,) Antd Br5r. BURLDINI, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) PIANIST. tWr. BMNEDICT. Ticiets, 5s. each ...
... Bethrial-rreen (free), 10 to 4.30; Tower of Loun doni, 10 to 4. AORN ING PERFORMA7ANCES.-Coniedy, Mi. lord Sir Smith, 2.30; Drury Lane i'antomiuie, 1.30; Duke of York's, ' The Atdenture of Lady Urila,' 2.30; Garrict, he'ho lii eMsketeers,' 2.15; Grand (Isling ...
... On FRID)AYo, mthe Play of MIUCHJ ADO ABOUT NO'THING, front the text of Slitol sp~are, tiS performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. To conclude with the New Ballet oif A L MA. On SAlURDiAY (by desire), will be repeated Shaks- pears's Pitvt of JULIUS CESAIt ...
... TO-NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AUGUSTUS HARPtS, Lessee and Manager.) PLEASURE at DRURY LANE, EVERtY EVENIG at 7.5 PL ENASUR a Grand Spectacular CAomredy-Drama, in Sit Acts, by PAUL AftRirC and AUGUSTUS HARRIS. Box.-ffice open daily ...
... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.- The most succoesful Pantomime for years-honoured, on it second performance, by tile visit of her Most Gracious Mpiesty.-Tha DAUGHTER OF ST. MARK AND HARLEQUIN ROBINSON CRUSOE every evening. All orders stopped ...
... tokis Friend and the Public for the very libi ra ]support he has experienced since the establishment of his Business in Drury lane, the continsuance of which he ssill use his utmost exertions to merit. Among the numerous choice and vell-selected descriptions ...
... daily from Ten to Five. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. (AUGUSTUS HARRIS, Sole Lessee and Manager estly Original. Sensational, and Domestic Dratna, written by Messrs. PAUL tlJels, an U us HARRIS. ANOTHER TREMENDOUS DRURY LANE j'lT u 11 previous successes even under ...