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... still of that trade,' says Aubrey; 'the corner shop, the gist turning, on ye right hand, as you come out of the Strand into Drury Lane : the home is now built ef brick.' The house alluded to is believed to be at the right hand corner of Drury Court, now a ...
... Museum a collectien of MS. plays, or pats of play; about 160 in number, which formerly coustituted the threatrical chest of Drury Lane Theatre while under the management of R. !triosley Sheridan. This chest was deposited by Sheridan, soon after the fire of ...
... menacing them even with danger. The late Charles Kemble told me that he and his brother John went one night to the pit of the Drury Lane or Covent harden, I forget which, but 1 think the 'order, in order to see ore of Shakespeare's plays put on the state in ...
... which Quintet:in b. Emma Brown deposedh she l et at 9 Marley Court, Cool •Is ot Valentima iu the Churchman's Family laid, Drury Lane. At about two o'clock ou the wonting nt kiagasi se. January ale going home, when «he a aapthrown from the dour window of ...
... lotteries, was studying the happiness and not the misery of his kind. PLAY-Roust: IdI , 34ORANDA. —I onoe sat in the pit of the Drury Lane Theatre, next to a blind man, who. I afterw..nls learned, was a street musician, well known about London. The play was Richard ...
... DELIGFITED WITH HALL AND ARTISTES. First Appearance in Paisley of theee Celebrated Artistes, MR S. SAVILLE, Late Harlequin of Drury lane Theatre. London, and MISS ANNIE CLAREMONT, In their Ballet Divertisements, and Grand Burlesque, Operatic, and Characteristic ...
... Charles Steyne, • provincial comedian of good reputation, the Widow Ching Ching; and Mr F. Payne the dumb slave, Kazrac.—Drury Lane wi l l be furnished, as usual, with a comic annual, written by E. L. Blanchaad, and entitled Little King Pippin ; or, Hach ...
... divide tee attenti , in of the public by perforating Romeo vomiting and dry retchiog. I tried nearly all the medial beeett at Drury lane, lie wanted the natural advantages of great as he wan . would, perhaps, have willingly men about here, but from Dr Lococks ...
... for the Northern District might be present. FATAL OVTIAGI IN LONDI.W.—On Saturday night a fearful outrage was committed in Drury Lane by a number of desperate fellows who live in that locality. It appears that Patrick Fi , z4erald, a constable, has for some ...
... total wrecks last week amounted to 96, and, since the let January, to 264. Tau English Opera Company are negotiating for Drury Lane Theatre, for the p of running English opera through the Italian musial season. Tar en-King of Naples, Francis 11., in descending ...
... desperadoes attacked a police-officer, named Fitzgerald, who had obtained cons ictions against several of their number, in Drury Lane, London, and beat him so savagely that he died early the next morning. One of the gang is in custody. A CHICAGO clergyman ...
... on Richardson's 'parade' at old Bartlemy than even in referring to his triumph when he burst upon the town as Shylock at Drury Lane in Mr Seymour and the company arrived from Glasgow about two o'clock in the afternoon, accompanied by Mr Sheridan Knowles ...