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... Hospital, in 1752.. was sent for in great haste too young gentleman of Great St. Helen's, who .was ,taken home very ill from Drury-lane Theatre, after having seen Mr. Ross perform George : Barnwell, and Mrs. Pitchard Millwood. The Doctor found the young. gentleman ...
... Kemble collection of Plays from Chatsworth to Devonshire House, where they will•be depo, sited; with the unique 'tries of Drury-lane Playbills, enriched with manuscript notes from the unpublished Journal of linpkins the Prompter, and Mr. Kerabls! himself ...
... injury was sustained by those in attendance at the fair. Mr. Kean, (son of the celebrated tragedian,)' whose success at Drury-lane has only been equalled by that of his father, is engaged to perform at our Theatre for twelve nights, for Oat Thousand ...
... Madame Vestris, and her beautiful sister, who hu never yet appeared on any stage, have both been engaged by the Lesee of Drury-lane Theatre, and that the sisters will act together in the same drama, early in September. •. KILKENNY: Printed and Published ...
... friendly ameuuensis. ELECTIONURING MAGNANIUITY.—in the petit drama of Charles the Twelfth, which has been so successful at Drury-lane, Liston, in the clicraver of Adam Brock, declines receiving at the hands of the King a sum of money ke 1)&4 some years before ...
... continue one sheep-skin A cast iron pavement is now being laid down in throughout the whole winter; they walk in it, sit Drury-lane. The experiment has been frequently In it, and sleep in it ; and the dirty appendage is attemptedin different parts of London ...
... murder of poor I'ilkington, the Rev. Mr. Davoren's patisk clergy:.— Envois Chili:sick. Tox Cookies Lam—Wilmot, the worthy Drury-lane prompter, having a few couviviala to dinner, and the cloth being removed, Tom Cooke was requested to give a tout. Here's ...
... representation at Covent Garden ; Miss Paton will perform the principal character. On Wednesday a new Drama will be produced at Drury-lane, which is said to promise much excellence. A new comedy, in five acts, is also in rehearsal, and will speedily be brought ...
... industrious widow, about forty as the murderers of poor Ii an, the orcl ardinan, years of age, residing at the bottom of Drury-lane, at Chico, have been fully committed fur trial by near Wych-sateet, was passing towards her abode, Dr. Fitzgerald.—Thirl ...
... me cold indeed.—New 'Monthly Magazine. Currnto AND BMW NO.—Soon •afier Keanes limit sppearance in Sir Giks Overreach, the Drury-lane actors, wishing to keep pace with the march of intellect, proposed to collect among the brethera the purchase money nt a ...
... the Prince was ousted. The fruits of this connexion was a daughter, a very accomplished lady. During the period when the Drury-lane company octed at the King's Theatre, the King became enamoured of Mrs. Crouch, then in the Orin,. of lire ; he constantly ...
... other vote to thy friend, for he nova not ! could not think of going into Parlianteta e spend Isis evening in the gallery of Drury-Lane I exclusion of Mr. O'Connell for such would -pro- ,o- Theatre in place of the House of Commons.— bahly be the consequence ...