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... Douglas again on Saturday night, at Drury-lane Theatre, to a full audience, and with his accuftomed fuc- cefs. It is confidently reported in the theatrical circles that a new arrangement bas taken place at Drury-lane Theatre, by which Mafter Betty is to ...
... Will is dated the 20th of August, 1817. On Wednesday week, at Union Hall, on an information laid by the Proprietors of Drury- lane, London, Mr. Glossop Mas convicted of having caused the enactment of King Richard 111, at the Coburg Theatre; thereby infring- ...
... transferable. THEATRE, PRESTON. MR. STANTON, Most respectfully informs the public, that Miss DE CAMP (from the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane) and Mr. EMERY (from the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) are engaged to perform during the Race Week. On MONDAY, July 15, ...
... 10. In boxes, at If. lid. aod 2*. 9d. THEATRE - RO YAL, LANCASTER. V MISS E. TREE & MISS A. TREE, Of the Theatre- Royal, Drury -Lane, for Thrss ErENIXGS ONMrW. MR. HOWARD has the gratification to an- nounce to his Friends and the Public in general, that ...
... thanks to the Members of the English bar who signed tbe petition for Eman- cipation. On Monday night, tbe King visited Drury- lane Theatre, and was received, by an ex. tretnely crowded audience, with the same demonstrations of loyal enthusiasm as at ...
... TIMES A TELL-TALE;. Or, TH t SAILOR ?? &E C~li ?? -(Written by Mr. Siddons) and per formed twenty nights, last season, at Drury-Lane, with ifniversal applause. * '-* Blandford, Mr SIDpONS. Zelida, Mrs H. SIDDONS. In the course of ihe Piece, A GRAND FETE ...
... between Kemble and Atken. — From Ber- nard's Retrospections of the Stage.-— It was during this season Mr. James Aiken, of Drury- lane, called out my friend, Mr. John Kemble, for some supposed insult extended by the latter in his officiul rapacity. John displayed ...
... career. Mifs Pope has conducted herfelf with great prudence, and retires with a very haodfome fortune. Theatre- Royal, Drury- Lane.— Monday Sig- nora. Storace made hat laft appearance Upon the ftage. She played Floretta in the Opera of the Cabinet, for ...
... Flags were flying on the church steeples and public buildings, during the day. In the evening the Italian Opera House, Drury- lane, and the Haytnarkct Theatres, and the houses of the Royal Tradesmen, were illumi- nated. The Earl and Couritess of Lonsdale ...
... amelioiaiio . Mr Young, of the Haymarket Theatre, and Mrs. vVbitlock, from America, are engaged for the eufuing feafon at Drury Lane Theatre. In the Houfe of Lords, yeflerday, after a defultory converfation between Lords Hoi land and Stanhope, wbo fupported ...
... hides. During the height of the Revolution, a Jacobin, to fhew his hoflility to titles, pub- lished a book without one. Drury-lane Theatre closes the present season on the lothof June, and Covent-Garden on the 13th. Cooke has at length finally absconded ...
... •f^ STRONG CANADA BRANDY, TWO PER CENT BEYOND THE LEGAL LIMIT- ED STRENGTH OF FOREIGN BRANDY. WILLIAM WATSON, No. 111, Drury-Lane, \ London, offers to the Public the above Spirit, at Fourteen Shillings per Imperiel Gallon, 1 for ready money. William ...