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... bridge is to be thrown over the canal, leading to the extensive menagerie the opposite bank. Miss Stephens is engaged at Drury-lane, fur the ensuing season, so are Liston, Farren, ..'ones, Harley, and almost all the favourites of last year, except Miss ...
... informed that theTHRATRK will open for a short season MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 21, 1829, and that Mr. HARLEY, (of the Theatre Roval, Drury Lane) is engaged for the first week the season. Mr. WARDE, Mr. MEADOWS, MISS JARMAN, and MISS LACY (of the Theatre Royal, Coveut ...
... some Scotch Theatre for refusing to die in Macbeth. Many of brethren, just now, are sadly puzzled how to live. It said that Drury Lane Theatre opens with new tragedy by Miss Milford, in which Miss Phillips and Young will sustain the leading characters. Win ...
... d by her brother and sister ; she is shortly expected to return. not true, that she is at present engaged Mr. Price for Drury-lane Theatre, neither is Mr. Brabatn actually engaged ; but learn there is an understanding between him and the manager that ...
... on his own behalf.—The Victualling Establishment Portsmouth, which cost the country £120,000. has been sold for £B,OOO. —Drury-lane Theatre commences winter campaicu Ist October.—Shareholders Covent-garden Theatre resolved relinquish all right dhidends ...
... Wednesday, the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park, and received the King’s commands respecting the proceedings of some Courts Martial. Drury-lane theatre opened Jast night, with Hamltt. The performances went oft' very well. Money Market,— -Speculation was extremely ...
... noble families, and the well-known author Granby,” and of Herbert Lacy,” has written a tragedy, which is now in rehearsal at Drury-lane theatre, and will be acted f ...
... umaimicr of the Season, hirst Night of the celebrated Dancers I’antomimists, The Three Messrs. HIDGtFAY, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Burt St. Martin, Baris, who arc engaged fora limited period. MISS 'ESE Vs second week. ON MONDAY NKXT, October U), ...
... Barnard, Albioit-place. Wahvoith, victualler. BANKRUPTS. William Davis, Pinner, Middlesex, baker. Charles Merry, Craven Head, Drury-lane, victualler. Edis Ellis, Botolph-laue, wine-iiicrcliant. Francis Dafter, Bath, btewer. Elizabeth Soper, Bath, mUliner. Charles ...
... the smallness of the theatre. The first season after Mrs. Billington’s return from Italy, when she played alternately at Drury-lane and Coveut-gai :lcn, each house cleared similar sum. The first year Master Betty acted Loudon, each house was estimated ...
... Cab prices.’’—Several householders in Reading have lowered their rents from to 15 per cent.— Miss Phillips has appeared at Drury Lane, in the character of Belvedere, and been successful.—Drury appears in nearly bad state as its rival theatre was— performers ...
... lately seen an exquisite delineation of the d racter oiMis* Hardcastle, by Miss Mordaunt, the yo and beautiful debutante at Drury-lane, felt more t common anxiety to observe the manner in which Taylor would acquit herself in this part. Her com lion is good ...