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... aged years, residing at Princes-street, Drury lane,commiltcd suicide by swallowing a vial of laudanum after hearing her lover was aent to prison for debt. This young woman was daughter of the clown Drury -lane Theatre, who also committed suicide a few ...
... announced for early publication. The author * Virgjnio',* (Mr. Knowles) bns, hear, written a tra* t»edy entitled * Alfred,’ for Drury Lane Theatre—the principal character In be sustained by the admirable performer, Macready. The Lady’s Monitor , or Letters and ...
... subsequent enjoyment. We shall soon have a tragedy with powerful cast Covent-srarden, and the may bite the man’s bead off at Drury lane ; but those things will only deepen gloom. fiio managers will not eng ige performer* to act good legitimate comedy while ...
... are mechanics of different kinds. One is described as teacher of the piano forte, who having removed into that parish from Drury lane, and there left a wife and two children, has since been seen at Dalston with crape on his hat and calling himself widower ...
... A FATAL ACCIDENT On Monday fated cab accident occurred in Drury lane to John Crawley, a pour old men, who was carrying a placard board bis shoulder, when in atoning tbe road, lie was knocked down, and severely Injured that beexpir* on bring removed to ...
... returned the audience, and he was reduced to the newssUy of selling his instrument to defray the expense*. -he fc-o «. of the Drury Lane Orchestra,; he tried it iii-Hie overture on y the same agealde; leader laughing, the violinist was v« l . was sold again ...
... hy Mr, Francis m.llrisp, \vitb a(teniptiii)’ hli’not him. appeared from the evidence Mr. Crisp that resided at No, t!0, Drury lane and thaf about half past twelve o’clock Sunday wua passing Strand, opposite Pouiersnl House, when on passing the prisoner ...
... of the Forces, vice Lord Coßihermere. , _ The Dckr NIFICENCE.— When John Philip Kemble, the celebrated Tragedian, was, of Drury Lane Theatre, which was a jon t Dionrietor, brought into' some adversity—the Duke of Northmlberla.nl and accomplished Actor with ...
... y forked out, and was discharged. Regular Visitor.— Richard Anthony, wt,i, hi tile honourable cognomen of King Dick, in Drury lane, was charged with being drunk, and assaulting the policeman. The prisoner, who usually makes his appearance at the office ...
... to Loudon Worcester Journal. Th® King will return to town en M • nday, and ou Thursday|fit is su arr n .. will visit Drury lane theatre. The list of plays and farces now in progress of perlornii ance have by order Mr, Mash, bei n sea to his (Majesty ...
... magistrates allowed the prisoner to put in bail amounting to 4001. —Hull Packet. Dalle’s New Opera in active preparation at i Drury lane theatre ; it will supported by the whole vocal strength the house, including the composer himselt. Gvstkonomv. Ccnious ...
... i*• duck i* any other dm-k. What i* l* ge hollow idlest or box into which pump fre pu-nllv inserted, as may teen any night Drury lane Theatre What i* the difference ween a*tone bridge and su*p«.nvi. n bridge ?—A »ton*» bridge i* an )i »y and bridgo waggish ...