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... that he helped himfelr in every inftance with the left- hand This was alfo obferved in Court Upon the trial. » Ttratrt, Drury-Lane— Matter Betty ap- Df>ared to conliderable advantage on Satur- d utftht, at this Theatre, in the charader a the Earl of Warwick ...
... Putney to that place will be private. Mr. Sheridan has refigned his property in, and tbe direction of, tbe Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to his fon, Mr. T. Sheridan. NEW SHERIFFS. Cheshire— -Post poned. Cumberland — Jos. D. B Dykes, of Dovenby, Esq. Derbyshire— ...
... Lieut. Col. Commandant P. V. NRW THEATRE, PRESTON, Will OPEN on MONDAY, Jult 16, I*o4. BL*. MELLON, from Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane; Mr. YOUNG, from Theatre-Royal, Liverpool ; Mr. S WEND ALL, fr.m Theatre-Royal, Man- chester j are engaged to perform during ...
... be decidert in the year 1814. , Original Anecdote of GaM A.— When Packer, who lately dVJ, was a young man, and engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, at a low salary, he was one day attending the rehearsal of a new play, at a time when Gartick was occupied on ihe ...
... performance at Covent-garden Theatre oh Wednefday, had the honour of being* prefented to their Majefties, as they retired from Drury-lane. This morning a Crimi Cm. caufe came on In the Court of King's Bench, be ...
... Morton, Croydon, Surrey, horse-dealer. R. G. Briant, Minories, London, butcher- J. Woof, Soho, Middlesex, glover. J. Senior, Drury-lane, Middlesex, scrivene ■ R. Hammond, Myton, Kingston-upon n' gist. B. Mountibrt, Walsall, Staffordshire, m>l. ...
... toan Earldom, by the title of Earl ol Nortftf. lerton. — Star. Mr. Sheridan, it is faid, haa difpofedof bis interefts in Drury-lane theatre toM r Jones, the preprietor of the Dublin tbtairf IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. house op Lords. I Monday, March 21. The Royal ...
... on wine fhould be made permanent. Young Rojcmss fecond Benefit. — • Mafter Betty's performance of Hamlet, on Thurfday, at Drury-lane Theatre, is fuppofed to have netted him about twelve hundred pounds ! PRICE OF STOCKS. THIS DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent ...
... firemen, tbST suffered little more damage than a severe scorch lug. Great apprehensions wire entertained fpr the safety of Drury-lane Theatie, is the flake^ ot fire vrere Arried on by the wind with f«ce ami in |rett iuantlties in that direction. A great ...
... They continued sensible to the last. The Jury, of course, found a verdict of accidental death. THEATRICAL CONFLAGRATIONS. \ Drury-Lane Theatre was built 1662; \ destroyed by fire 167 a ; rebuilt 1674 ; pulled down 1791 ; rebuilt 1794. Co ?? Theatre was built ...
... particular atten.ion to this Shew of Cattle, in ofder to make it imm- nianent. - MR. ELLtSTON, ( (From tl:e Theatre-RoyaJ, Drury-Lane) POSITIVELY FOR O\E yiGUf.OMY. Satusoav, 3d Sept. iscing the only vacant night from his engagement in Manchester, till his ...