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... MR. BALFE The celebrated Coni|Mwer and Singer her Majesty’s Theatre, and the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, a tTf'nfj ! ! J RESPECTFULLY take, la.seto announce the Nobility, Gentry. and Public in gem - of TUAM and its Vieinitvy THAT ■ EVER MINDFUL of their ...
... BALFE PRIMA DONNA, fruiu the principal Theatres in Germany and Italv. ran. FRAZCR. Principal Tenor from the Theatres’Royal, Drury Lane and Covcnt Garden, AND ...
... another man’s wife, then assaulting the husband, Mr. Chambers, who said he was confectioner, living ia Crownlow-street, Drury-lane, »nd har ing co to Oxford on business, l.e left London, rad returned back lust night et ten o’clock his home. When lie got ...
... th* Lunatic.— Jamc* Hatfield, who was tried at the Old Roily, in the month of September, 1802. for firing loaded pistol in Drury-lane Theatre. his Majesty King George the Third, and acquitted on the ground of insanity, died the 23rd instant, the 69th year'of ...
... suffered mu there in ceireqience. All the London theatres have lately been bevond the hopes of the managers. The concerts at Drury-lane arc exceedingly well attended. The celebrated borse Ilm kaway, •rrivrd ot Ils’.ey, near Caiton, CwniliriJgeshire, on Mon(hv ...
... the bankrupt,* few additional proofs of debt were admitted without opposition. A iolieitor who attended for (the copyist Drury-lane Theatre) and other creditors, examined the bankrupt at consider* able length, and it was substantially at follows : You ...
... lint, told dreadfully against me ; and when they lengtJi the MS. of my lately-cond Miincd farce, couple free admissions to Drury Lane, Was loudly proclaimed by all to be a member swell mob, hurried off to the station !>nise accordingly. Arrived here, placed ...
... proceed up the country, to . with the greatest eilat with the celebrated Jul , t )|)( jiorlh (ir (() ju>t pleases or he may , Drury-lane. find it his interest. Nor is indebted to any 111RRIM.TOS—an eminent professor and con- dual tut to the government fur the ...
... suppose >\iil gratified. Siamey ie?e regulations impose a duty of 15 per cent, LUI satv.i\ u.,. wen- inud ...
... admirutioii for ML-s Kelly «.i most the characters formerly saw her sustain, anti not few them she might have sustained at Drury-lane spite of younger rivals. That the Americans will heartily welcome her we are very certain bn* parts the other side of the ...
... the country, had eontest with the natives nor ere any of its l r,Rcr basket, and also another copper wire was engaged at Drury-lane Eheatr.- to J'J * * )t .u, . dcc.-ed: Ln-gu ~4,0. her indit-lrioii.s habits, said ,«rti. killed hy wild animals, .ny t tt-r ...
... and total eclipse | of Shakspearc the Pantomimes. and ! his satellites will imwrisj visible from seven to twelve, in the Drury-lane hemisphere. Adelaide Kemble will lie an evening star till the commencement of the concerts. when she will appear a morning ...