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... Lyons; or, Love and Pride the part of Pauline being personated in clever style by Miss Faultland, of the Theatres - royal, Drury-lane and Sadler's Wells, Mr. 'being equally at home as Claude Melnotte, though he appeared to be suffering from the effects of ...
... comprising vie ws of the Ttaite .f . ,o4 r Say Blon.—The experiment of Mi. St* r London from Westminster to Blackw ell. Drury-lane, who traverses a cei lin g with his head. suspended ptaL a ra m m u si sem rint epts t wilt n b in wassws in the air, has ...
... powerful AMERICAN TROUPE, and a numerous STUD of beautiful HORSES, (which created such a sensation at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, London, and Bingley-Hall, Birmingham,) WILL OPEN, in the CRICKET GROUND, ANLARY-ROAD, Hull, MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY ...
... becomes unfit for wear. Sheridan is reported to have once fallen into a coalcellar on his way home, after a good supper at Drury-lane; and his abuse of the vendor, for not keeping a light at his cellar door, was warmly retorted by the w:fe. D—n c lied ...
... Mr. Caple has also the honour to announce he has formed' an engagement with Mr. G. V. BROOKE, the great Tragedian, from Drury-lane, and formerly of the Hull Theatre, whose success in London has only been equalled by the late Edmund Kean. He will make ...
... uniform five-pound qualification for burghs. —Scotsman. Punch was concocted in the dark back-parlour of a publichouse, behind Drury-lane Theatre. The paper was started; it struggled on for about a-year, and was then sold for £lOO to Messrs. Bradbury and Evans ...
... are two to one than he will soon be made a naughtocrat.— Punch. _ . . . _ - Dennis Riley went to work at a chemist's in Drury-lane, London, and seeing a slice of bread and butter on a plate in the cellar, ate it. It had been left for the rats with a ...
... Readers an Account of the Manner of his being discovered before.— Late on the said Night, he went to a Butcher's Shop in Drury-Lane. near Newtoner's-Lane, and was bargaining for some Ribs of Beef; in the mean Time, a Boy from a neighbouring Ale-House, ...
... way in which he has done, and which his fellow-ambassadors are striving to make something of. REAPPEARANCE OF RILL/EN AT DRURY•LANE.—EXTRAORDINARY SCEITZ.—Last Monday, this renowned maestro made his bow before a London audience on his return from America ...
... him because the other boys did the same. I always had it back again when I wanted it. I spent the money at Astley's and Drury-lane. I laid some of it out in clothes; and so forth. I bought a pony at Smithfield for £5 158., and kept it for about months ...
... begin with, is a woman devoid of chastity. This lady, in her early days, presided over a cigar divan in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. She evinced the greatest anxiety to evade the character of a spy. Coy, at first, but willing afterwards, she lends her ...
... shoes. Recently they lost the materials for about 2.000 pairs, and part of the stolen property was found exposed for in Drury-lane. How it came there has not ;et been entertained, although parties are in custody. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOOIETT.—The society ...