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... Annâs, Westminster. Lately, at Bath, aged 70 years, Mrs. Hopkins, well known to the public for many years as an actress at Drury Lane Theatre. At Laverock-bank, Mr. Alexander Anderson, of Laverock-bank. At Kinsale, George Collis, Esq. Inspector-General of ...
... DRURY LAND THEATRE. •Lu.. . ••'' For fome time pad tjje affairs of Drury-lane theatre have engaged the attention the pub)ic,,..ap4 the papers have bean filled with the that have been urged in behalf of the various partiestconcerned, before the Lord ...
... light dragoons, to Miss M. A. Painter. Last week, Samuel Young, Esq. of North Audley-street, London, to Miss A. Biggs, of Drury-lane Theatre. On Saturday se'nnight, at Richmond, Yorkshire, John Close, Esq. to Miss Anne Hogg, neice of Tristram Hogg, Esq ...
... throughout the day in every part of the metropolis; and at night a very brilliant difplay fire-works took place from the top of Drury-lane Theatre. The Illuminations were general, and of the moft fplendid and lalleful defeription. To this part of the joyous ...
... his Royal Highness, whose servant he then was. This took place at the Opera House, in the Haymarket, then occupied by the Drury-lane Company, where Sam appeared in the appropriate character of Hercules, in Symon and Iphigenia. CARLISLE MARKET. May 15. Wl ...
... year in the fardls and chaces, for the further of timber for the ufc of the Navy. Lad night King had his laft Benefit at Drury-Lane Theatre. the end of the Play he came forward, and delivered the following Farewell Addrefs, written by R. Cumberland, Efq ...
... work of relioring ti anqnillity to the whole Colony. Friday morning, Had field, the |nTton who fired the piliol a! his at Drury-lane Theatre, about two ago, was apprebended public-houte in Ueal, the Bowlireet Officers, and taken back to town. Bv accounts ...
... days, without pay, on the new roads which are making, arid which lias been attended with the moil falutary confequences.” DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Stephen Kemble, well known in (he Northern parts of the kingdom as manager and actor, appeared for the lirtt ...
... decent-looking women among them, he concluded tiiat the crowd and pteflure were only occafioned the company coming from Drury-lane Tlieatre, till puttiog his hand in his pocket fltorlly afterwards, he found he had been robbed a valuable (nutl-box. a bullock ...
... models batteries, &c. were reduced to afties. 24. Mr. King, the veteran and admirable adlor, took his leave of the public Drury-lane Theatre, amid ft the reiterated plaudits of a crowded audience. Treaty concluded between France ami the Prince of OraMgc ...
... COMPANION the AYHOUSE.— 1 his Work contain lli* favourite Tiasediev. Comedies,n Op .ras.av tin*); vie now P* •> Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and li.o Hay Maiket; accu'ale'.y copied liom thy loinploi Books, permiffion of the Managers. * Number I ...
... at her father's house, Great Marlborough-street, London, of a decline, Miss Siddons, eldest daughter of Mrs. Siddons, of Drury-Lane theatre. On Monday se'nnight, aged 62, Mr. Robert Brown, of Burton-in-Kendal, shoemaker;âand, what is very remarkable ...