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... nileicani tragedian, to MisSaSillelair, eldceit laughter of Mr. Jelhtn Sinclair, late of thle 'lTletres ?? ('ovent ('arden and Drury Lane. .~)IE D_.. On: the '211th inst. aeed 3l., Elizabeth, wife of Mr. John 11 . Thiisdle, printer, of this town. Oin the 25th ...
... Hamlet, Othello, lago, &c., at Drury- lane, would be quite superfluous, inasmuch as his perfor- mance of those and many other ch ra rtrs was the most triumphantly successful ever known, and absolufely saved Drury-lane from, total destruction ; and the ...
... Baggot street, af a daughter.- On the 31st of Dccember, at New York, the Lady of Mr J. Wallack (late of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane.) of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 3d instant, in Wexford Church, Pierce Hughes Daniel, Esq. to Louisa, youngest daughter of ...
... DEATH OF MISS CLARA WEBSTER. We regret to state that the distressing accident which befel Miss Clara Webster, at Drury-lane Theatre, on Sat ur. 'day last, has terminated fatally. Miss Webster died this morning shortly after three o'clock, at her apartments ...
... , London, Mr. Alfred Goelilttis of Joeph Godsett, Esq., Sallymount, Dublin, to Sarah, ?? dais ter of John Heodge, Esq., Drury-lane, Londen. ldi At the Collegiate church, Gaiway, James ifecredy, Eq.. el son of Robert D. Mecredy, Esq., ef Carnew Hours counly ...
... they mustered strongly or, Saturday night, and the house on that occasion was oni the whole most res- pectasly attenldod. DRURY-LANE TRI EA' RIP- hA;LE'S NEW OPERA. We visited l)riry-lasie lust Friday ovenisig, and again saw tihe Dwqiterih of Ai. Mark, ...
... march on Mr. Maddox, of the Prim. r- cess's, who was also in search of stars at Paris. Mr. Bunn's a other engagements for Drury-lane are Dumilatre and Car. ie lotta Grisi. Miss Delcy, Miss Riinforth, Miss Romer, 3y Miss Poole, Borrani, Stratton, and Harrison ...
... lithotomy by Sir A. s Cooper from the preceding Wednessy. Ile was the fathir of Madame Vestris , of tls Theatres Roy'rl Drury-lane and Opera housel ...
... his virtues may still live in the increased happiness of a softened and ameliorated society. MR. BUDSONiS DEBUT IN LONDON. Drury-lane was re-opened on Monday by Mr. Macready in the Merchant of Venice. The Chronicle says that - the only actor quite new to ...
... ington, the Duke of Wellington, Lord Cowley. and the Honourable and Reverend Doctor Wellesley. - Miss Clara Webster, of Drury-lane Theatre, aged 21. She fell a victim to the fire which caught her light dancing garments while performing in the ballet of ...
... thck (locks; and a similar mark of respect was observable at the St. Katherine's steam-packet wharf, fronting the river. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Performances were announced for nst evening, but, a- cording to the invariable custom on the demise of a main- ...