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... questions will, I prebumc, Sir, tend to obviate them. Were there nu Private Buses in the ~‘ , 0 % lite Theatre, or in that of Drury-lane? Certainly there were. But were thee' forty Infameus practic.* el* discolored in these Private Boxes ? believe not, Sir ...
... sixty-two years of age, teld been discuart„ . ed St. Hartbultiast.ses Hospital as incurable. JOHN HARRISON, No. 5, Park-street. Drury-lane, has beet) cured seven sear 4, is o flits-right veers old; and had be••o the Wesintiubter Luck Hospitals as VW I LLIANI ...
... right. Erg. This Day was piabli4M, Price NOT AT HOME, a Dramatic Entertainment, as it is now with great applanse by the DRURY LANE COMPANY. at the Lyceum Theatre. Wrirteu By R. C. IiAI.L.AS, RN % of Elements of Self Kuouledger Pereeval, Aubrey, ...
... Jury Casa were then tried, of which the following, alone, deserves notice:— The. Plaintiff, a Jow salesman in Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane, brought his action against the Defendant, who is the Representative of the inn Fire to recover 4991. stated to hare been ...
... This Day was published, Price 2s. NOT AT HOME, a Dramatic Entertainment, as it is now performing with great applause by DRURY LANE Cf IM PANT, at the Lyceum Theatre. Written ily R. C. DALLAS, Esq. Author of Elements of Self Knowledge,' Percesal, ...
... Mr. Bull had passed unnoticed the one tier at Covent-gartlei, we might, perhaps, have been honoured with two tiers at Drury_ lane. Never let us forget the important distinction betwc an Italian Opera-house and an English plar-house. The former has so ...
... her apron, and employed her to.procure a lodging for her, which she did for that night with herself, in the purlieus of Drury.lane; and in the morning pawned the* whole contents of the bundle with different Pawnbrokers, and afterwards sold the duplicates ...
... Bagdad. The humane conduct of Messrs. GaItVILLE and Aanot.ri in opening the Lyceum for Theatricals, to employ the distressed Drury-lane Performers,hes really be. n overlooked by the Public.; npr should we have discovered their humanity, - had not theft Conirsef ...
... his thigh hove. From. tho evidence of the Prosecutor ,it' apkared, that hp and the Defendant were in .a publsc.lesuse in Drury-lane last Jana; that Defentlaat be* in liquor, bcgaw sley-larklag; Which gilded his giving Prosecutor a fallow .the floor, ...
... the Poet, had a most seasonable influeuce on the hearts of the as- scnibly. It is now nearly a year and a quarter since Drury Lane Theatre was burnt down, yet no effectual measure has been taken towards its rebuilding, but the rums still remain a disgrace ...
... No On. • IMPERIAL HOUSE OF COMMONS, Mar 1. DRURY-LANE THEATRE: • Mr. PETER. MOORE presented a Petition from Mr. Richard Brimsley Sheridan, and the Renters and Proprietors of the late Theatre of Drury-Law, praying for leave to brig; a Bill raise a suthcieut ...
... course Was lost. Mr. P. MOORE moved for leave 10 bring in 4 Bill to enable the Proprietors of: the late Theatre ' Royal, Drury-lane, to rebUild .the same, under certain regulations. Leave accordingly Oren to bring in the Bill. • MIODA.F.SFX PETITION. Mr ...