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... never had.—M.P,A, Thkatkks. —ln 158*5 the Rose (on Bauk.side, near the foot of London Bridge) wns built at the expense 7d. Drury Lane Theatre was built the expense of 100,000/., and the interior hag since been altered at additional cost of 15,(HU)/. Suftt’* ...
... will give SATURDAY, (to-morrow evening) Nov. 14, on which occasion the Celebrated 8.3. ViTATLETT Of the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane, CQVfpt Garden and Dublin, will have the honor of Singing “KATE KEARNEY, •‘bells upon the wind, 1 “The minstrel boy,” away ...
... the judicious directions of their Officer, Captain Holahan. Mr Bunn, the lesse, i» the author of the successful opera at Drury-lane, called the Maid of Artois. Wanted Apprentices, TWO SMART YOUNG LADS of good Character, and lespectability, in an extensive ...
... Coxvly’i pleasant farce of ho'* the Dupe! that it soon proved that comedy xvas his ; and during the management of Mr King at Drury-lane theatre Bannister rose the height his profession a» comic actor, About the year 1783 lie married Miss Harper, vocal actress ...
... in the English service, and his mother Lady Isabella Cbabol, is sister to the Duke of Leinster. Her Majesty’s li.ut »t Drury-lane adjoin* that of the Duke Bedford. It elegantly fitted light blue silk cutUtns, ami richly gilded chairs, &c. Cenrral F.vans ...
... nun!. Talk.v: - . ** Thai iiian. Sir.” said Smangh* with a solemn ronnleniiiire. •* has comic powers that would honour to Drury Lane Theatre.!’ Has indeed, said Mr I’ickwiek. •* Ah. Jove, has !” replied hear him come the tour cals the whi*i*lharrow,ton ...
... said they might as well have been discussing for two nights whether the polling place Coveut-gardeii should be removed Drury-lane [laughter.] Sir JAMES GRAHAM shortly replied I'iie house then divided, when there appeared For the motion .2.»0 Against ...
... aimer ihealros i opiniou the is, that at Covent-gardeu pejluruiaiices will commence before Ocloher ihe i-t, tiud that at Drury-lane tbe management will nut inueli bei band. If Mr Bunn, bear the ca-e. not hound like Mr Macre.wty to his bouse np-n nigbls ...
... his house in TavigtockaroW. He was indisposed fop the last two months. The deceased was sixtynsi}? years connected with Drury lane Theatre. A sail boat from Ktldysard. with butter and pigs for this market sprung leak and founded off Coonagh Point, on ...
... D»y tbia 20tb Day of January 1840. PETER BURROWS. Chief Clerk. , >t not jet fettled that Mr Reale J* become the leasee of Drury lane. Reofft red teims to the sob committee «bo approved of them but the Oeral which met on Satuardaj •®uld not ratify the agreement ...
... Bishop nl NORWICH, and the othet leading members the IJii« li>h and Foreign I’emperance Society, visit that capital—that Drury-lane Tbealre has been fixed upon scene his operations in the glorious cause—and that the Reverend Crentles man intend' administer ...
... person, and I believe they may be obtained either at ids house, or that of Lis master, Btucciani, Little Russell Street, Drury Lane. I was not present when the cast was taken ; but while the head was being shaved I pointed out its bad developement, remarking ...