... to hnvi* hten more than aWnsrii in his art, he had follies times to reduce him almost beneath Cooke in his habits.. could Drury-lane Byron, and chiti. the blood his heart with, the ■! fearful energies'ijif’i wonderful genius; nud quit; ting the (leers, ...

... surrender the silver vase, stars, liooks, snuff-boxes, & ...

... the prealer part of this Vraael's Berths are already engaged, ttmnediatc applicatinn (Foat-paidj must made HENRY FOX, 33, Drury-Lane, Liverpool. ANTHONY JACKSON. . Ship and General Agent, Waterford. *strrfurd ISth 7th Month iJuly), »533. THK ARMT. . TUB ...

... Mr. Farren need not scruple to accept per week, with addition of per week, in consideration of his performing at either Drury-lane or Covent Garden.—/.owto« Paper, WE PART. (»OR TUB WATERFORD THROSIICI.E.) part- and though I feel that thou Can'at oarer ...

... qoeatly much lessened. KaiN. Oxberry n»ed assert that Kean'* first display In pnblic, after I.ls infantine performance at Drury lane, was at Bartholomew fair, where lie represented monkey. ...

... engagement with Caldwell, the N* Orleans manaurr, to pav a professional visit to America at the termination of her engagement Drury lane. The terms her engageare—to perform America and New Orient s for twe e month . and '►ejmid for her profession •! Services ...

... puhllc-.pltlled .t the end, fined out nn of diworery, which, after’ encounter,eg unparalleled peril, from the l.y o the Drury lane and Holboro reaching within two degrees of the itrange rontinent. The square he. «lnce been 1 necertalned lie in Ist. IS ...

... Coursy, with the sanction of the Duchess of Kent, signed the application. A performer now filling the first parts in tragedy Drury-lane was brought Into notice the Kent theatre; had the judgment of the magistrates come Into force few weeks sooner, the declining ...

... act self as highly meiitorioos, nod the same idea is getting cxfemely fashionable among the ladies of Covent Garden and Drury Lane Now the sympathy of humane citizens and tender hearted magistrate* which we allude above, is totally uncalled for, and has ...

... the diocess of Clogher. Oa the 1 ith instant, in Alexander Pope, Esq., late of the Theatres-Boja^ London, aged years. and Drury*lane. On tt.b ultimo, o' apoplexy, while dancing a ball by the Grand Duke of Tuacany. in the Palace, the Hon. Lieutenant Colonel ...

... which circumstances bad given it, nod that in vain the legitimate drama spread her charms the apathetic of the pnhllc.— Drury Lane and Covent Garden were deserted, while the Olympic, the Adelphia, the Strand, and crowd of other mirth cresting temples ...

... absence contract, what is the scale of lemuuerutioo authors of repute ? The scale of remuneration at thelnrger theatres of Drury-lane and Caveat-garden could not he considered bindipg upon the smaller theatre of the Hay-market. By Mr. Serjeant Talfourd—He ...