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... row editorial emendation. tbe lint of visitors to-day, l observe the name Harley, the celebrated comedian, Theatre-Royal Drury-lane.* Suicide.—An iciest was held at the Unicorn publichouse, the pariah of Old Stratford, on Saturday la ...
... Engagement, TOR TWO KICB7S, With the celebrated MISS THEE, ,'ASD HER SISTER, MISS TREE, Both of the Theatre .Royal, Drury-Lane. On MONDAY EVENING,.Sept. 15,1823, will be performed Mrs. Cendivres elegant Comedy of THE WONDER! The part of Donna Yiolante ...
... superior company of comedians, has for next week the fascinating Miss E- Tree, .and her lister, from the Theatre Royal -Drury-lane. The former lady stands deservedly high in the favour of a London audience for her elegant and able personations genteel ...
... the Ist of October—the Adelphi on the 30th —Dowton, Sinclair, and Miss Graddon are engaged at the latter. Young goes to Drury lane, and engaged at vent Garden for nights. It stated that in England alone there are eight thousand attornics. Lamentable ...
... applied immediately to a place stung by a wasp, instantly removes the pain. The late Richard Russel, Esq. had renter's share Drury-lane Theatre-, where he ■ used to go almost every evening; and, notwithstanding his immense fortune, hiss penury, was great, ...
... and some of their productions approach perfection. We were rather surprised find the name of little Knight, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre, among the contributors. He wrote a farce or two, we remember, and on the stage he has often made us laugh; but ...
... Middlesex Hospital; indeed; his death may be hourly looked for. Bury, the other sufferer, doing very well. The: lessee of Drury-lane theatre has received new drama, from the author of Paul Pry, in which Liston has a eccentiic character allotted to aim, ...
... security ail bis newly-erected rooms and towers Windsor Castle. Differences are said to have arisen between the Lessee of Drury-lane Theatre and the Select Committee of Management, the Chairman of which John Calcraft, Esq. M. P. They relate to various causes ...
... bottoml and every individual on board perished. Dueadfui. Calamity —On Saturday, about one o'clock, the neighbourhood of Drury-lane was thrown into, state of extreme alarm and ponfusiori, in consequence of a fire' breakinigout in the honse of Mr; Cooke ...
... re of the author, who was prevented from expostulating by the ferocious appearance and manners of the representative of Drury-lane.—-It was resolved that the author should supply the two theatres with tragedies alternately, the managers to bide the ...
... dramatist infected Ironmonger, who, at last, imagined he possessed a taste for theatricals, and actually purchased a share Drury-lane theatre: At one period, he carried bia enthusiasm far as to contemplate the notion of becoming lessee of that property, ...
... nightly expenses each patent theatre elsewhere stated to be from 200 to guineas and Mr. T. Dibdin, who has examined the Drury lane books, give* the expenses of that house at the latter sum. FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JUNE. Concert Dress.—A dress of soft summer ...