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... last, died yesterday morning-: and it is feared the young man who shotgun must have amputated. Co. C. Mr. Elliston, late Drury Lane, appears io tlie Gazette in the character of a bookseller. The celebrated Astronomer, Professor Bode, died at Berlin, on ...
... £OOO from the publisher of the music in his new opera The Maid of Honour, and from Jullien for permission to perform it at Drury Lane. Who would n>t be a popular composer ? Four of the singers in the opera had been pupils at the Royal Academy of Music, namely ...
... Permission of Sir Stephen May, Sovereign. LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF MR. H. JOHNSTON, (Late of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane if Covent Garden.) THE Public respectfully informed, that, in consequence of the attained Mr. H. JOHNSTON, in the characta^y* ...
... the winter theatres, the went to Liverpool, whereahe mar. ried the prompter Powell, and was shortly afterwards engaged Drury, lane. She original gprr/ra in Monk Lewis drama of the Sprctrf, and undertook that character when eyery other actress of high ...
... on th> ISth St'piemb.r, and (o .o .h. ; ha. two Si.to Cabins, di*-n(-.*pd, with room HUNTER, Esq.; or to HENRY FOX. 33, Drury Lane. I.iVEar.ro..; or JOHN & WM. HUNTER. 4. Elliot's Court, Uttrsar. N. Good, will ba raetirad on board after the 17ih inaunt ...
... . FAMILIAR EPISTLES. FAITHFUL LETTER* BETWEEN WILD, FROM PTE TUB MONOPOLISERS. Drury Lane, Nov. U..r Wild— Prsy l.nd mr cm.plr.ior._for to-uigbt. Entirely yoors, __ ™’ My Hopkln.-I h.s. ordered ihen. ...
... Sovereign. Under the management of MR. MACARTHY. EIGHTH NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF MR. H. JOHNSTON, (lotc of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane Covent Garden.) THIS EVENING (SATURDAY, Dec. 8,) will be performed the celebrated Play of THE STRANGER, The Stranger Mr ...
... post-paid application. ABI'KDKFA CSHPAU. FOR THREE NIGHTS IISIC-UALL, BELFAST. /tj MR. TEMPLETO N, Of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane ami Covcnt Carden. ON MONDAY Evening, 7th April, Mr. TEMPLETON will have the honour of presenting the First of a Series ...
... eiAbliahiuem, Mr. Burroughs baa been fortunate the aid of MR. 'WAI&fiR, Formerly rf the Theatres Royal, Covrnl-Garden and Drury- Lane, and lately Stage Architect and Scene-Palmar tba principal Thestrea in America. Under aupariitlaodenca of (hie artist, THE ...
... There was no business transacted in either House of Parliament on Wednesday. The Kimg, on Tuesday and Wednesday, honoured Drury Lane and Cuvent-Garden Theatres witli his presence. On both occasions Majestv was received with the most enthusiastic and gratifying ...
... terr«hly, end the shrieks of the women were heart-rending in the extreme. Only four of the Mr. Wallark, of the Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. Gardner, merchant, Glasgow. Mr. Paxton, writer. Glasgow, another gentleman whose name we have been unable to learn ...
... Theatres lie I fa* For Two Nights only, under most distinguished patronage. Till-: AFRICAN HOSCIFS, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Carden,) UAS the honour to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Belfast, that having arrived here ...