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... Labourer ia Vineyard, who claims tereral hundred literary performance*, produced in tber atpp and with their sanctioa.' Drury-Lane. —The Tragedy «a pmented at Theatre Saturday night. Kean playing logo, according to the anoountcaa in the biUa, for the ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Lonim, Tueii y, March 19.—1-ast night Mr. Kean appeared Tor the firsi time In the character of Sir Patinac Macrycaphant, in Mackiio'i satirical comedy of The Mat of the World, The high reputation of Mr. Kean, and the novelty of the ...
... principal legakadviser her late Majesty. Thursday evening party of Gentlemen met at the house of Mr. Oxberry, the Craven's Head Drury-lane ; when it was proposed, that a monument should be erected to the memory of Charles Uibdin, Ksq. the celebrated naval so ...
... be maintained the Plaintiff against the Defendant, for the representation of Lord Byron's tragedy of The Doge Venice, at Drury-lane Theatre. In the last Jury Court held at Glasgow, tiieonly ease was that of Mr. Potter, bookseller, against the proprietors ...
... more than three happy days, when they craclly triad to •' itwisgle her oroy from bis arnts, and shut bar ia * garret in Drury, lane; where they still oao* tinned detain her in spit* of bar unceasing tarns, and his most earnest remonstrances, *' Wbat is ...
... announce the follow, inrr, whit It is communicated to us in lelicr fram London of Frhlays date Mr. Keans benefit takes place at Drury-lane Theatre on the 3d June, „„ which occasion l.e will personate PenrudJock the comedy of The Wheel of fyrtuaf—and the profits ...
... was lighting him upstairs. the King said, stop, Fawcett; i want speak you. I have done a thing I am sorry for. I went to Drury-lane the night your benefit here; must have done you injury. Had I known it at the time, I would not nave dune so, any account ...
... entirely destroyed the same, togetlier with the stock in trade. Fears were for some time entertained that it would reach Drury-Lane Theatre but happily, through tite exertions of the firemen the ravages were confined to the house in which tile fire broke ...
... Performing. THEATRE _ BELFAST. BBKBFIT O* MR. FULLAM. Sixth appearance of Miu Wilson and Mr, Horn. (Of the Royal, Corent-Garden, Drury.Lane, Dublin, &e. MONDAY Evening, August 12, Will performed the much admired Comic Opera, called Utottel Lmml.,. .Mr, H0. ...
... lfast. FOR TUB BBNBFIT OF MR. FULLAM. Sixth appearance of Min WiLsosand Mr. Hors. (Of the Theatre* Royal, CortnuGardeo, Drury-Lane, Dublin, Sec. \(ONDAT Evening, August Iff 22, WiU be the much admired Comic Cfpera, called Hiottfl ..Mr. Horn. Colonel ...
... having resisted invitation, from numerous private friend*. The veteran dramatist, Reynold, ha* prerented a new Comedy to Drury-lane Theatre, of which Mr. ' Kean k to be the hero. Mr. C. Kemble, It k mid, ha. left town upon a theatrical speculation, in ...
... Boldova, wed I*** in the wo/Id, and who. has enjored theiw station of being leading frarteynin foe the Is* !■* years in Drury Lane and Garden, pieted the preparations for die opening tn fast his noeel exhibition, bearing the preceding The Erchonff R ...