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... writer of Tragedy, is about to flirt little with Melpomenee's livelier sister. A new Comedy by this Gentleman it furthcoming Drury-lane Theatre, London. Mr. I.amston.— l*he Manor of Laml»- [ton, freui which the family name is derived, Xi* aaiA' can be proved ...
... short AFTER* SEASON, f»r »h:ch has at a considerable cxpanac, ••'gaged MR, BKNNETT Principal Tragedian the'nieatres Royal, Drury* Lane and lla..kin«.street eight nights only, •ho will make his second appearance Oh ftlncsihu March, S, •ban will petfomiedS ...
... TUESDAY, MAtt C ff U 1828. SLIGO THEATRE MR. BENNETT 2 TNgrfiM the TWra. Rm], Drury-Lane and H««Hm Wfll auk* bb Fifth -- in- 'Wednesday Erntristi, March IS trim will he, rmtiimti Cobmaa’i Mountaineer* : OR—LOVE AND MADNESS. EATiVJf yi*. •••Miss - END ...
... a tediou* iiloeta in hia Hth year, Kobert, eld eat «ou of Major S ...
... young Prince was ex- * ...
... experience in dramatic affairs Bill make him valuable. During the last season ’heie were «o less than II of tne performers of Drury-lane Theatre who drove every Saturday to the treasury door to receive their salaries in their own carriages with all the app ...
... farce, by the at|thor of The Hun - ired Pound Note, The Haunted Inn, and Comfortable Lodgings, will shortly be produced at Drury-lane Theatie, in which Liston will sustain whimsical character. The Lessee of Drury-I*ne Theatre, has Cocured copy of the music ...
... Arundel Adotrtitero Prorogation Parliament to tho December, «p|«eared in the Friday. Miss Phillips, the successful debutante, Drury Lane, I* likely to revive the apilit the tragic muse. Coleridge, the poet. win. has seen this young lady In Wi«t Millard's Tragedy ...
... sai pawn*. , I know h® did /. replied Hodge, but I never heard wur p«wrww, in tar Ufa . . Among the who have tendCT for Drury-lane Theatre the name of lord William Lennox fs mentioned. Hit Lordship intends, it is said, if ha take* the Theatre, to away ...
... who had arrived at the extraordinary age of 108 years, died in hit apartment, at the house Mr. Walls, the hair dresser. Drury lane, opposite Craven buildings. It appears that ha served in the war between the French and English in America, under General ...
... sill lie pet formed the admired Comedy J WIFE. Centefiua - u-frriri»o (Attorney at Law)} Mr PEEKES. (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) (For the other character*, *ec h*od hill*.] the coor-a the evening, Mr. VV’ackr* will ling THE BOYS OF KILKENNY. When ...
... would assign to it a direct inculcation of heretical doctrines. —BeU fait Sun Letter. 4 THEATftICAI-S. Mr*. Glover, who left Drury lane in prefe* rence to paying the forfeit liiCh she incurred by refusing the part of Lady Bountiful in the Beaus Stratagem, ...