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... feet of some who knew the value of retirement, and were not afraid to be alone. An actress, who had played the hoyden at Drury Lane in her youth, and the viragoin herald age; and had- rare instance of theatrical thrift and -orsig . secured an annuity for ...
... into some of the papers, to the effect that she was quite out of danger, cad so forth. Mr. Cooper, as stage-maniager of Drury- lane Theatre, was under the samie impression, and wrote a letter, which appeared in several of the nuorning papers, concluding ...
... take more of such pieces in alny one payment than shiall be of the value of sixpence. At a meeting of the proprietors of Drury Lane Thieatre, the Earl of Glengall in tile chair, it was anttotinced that Mr. Macready holds the theatre for three years, at ...
... for it is the way here to make even an affair of taste and sense, a matter E of riot and arms. Fleetwood, tire master of Drury Lane, has somitted nothing to support them, as they supported his house. vAbout ten days ago, lie let into the pit great numbers ...
... se.—The society for improving the condition of the labouring classes have opened model lodging-house in Charles-street, Drury Lane, London. It provides for the accommodation of single labouring men. Each inmate here, paying 4d. per night, or 2s. a-week ...
... Chamberlain, as reflecting ed too personally on the conduct of the ex-Kinig of Bavaria. k- The interest of Hr. Jullien in Drury Lane Theatre has er, ceased; and Mr. Beale, the well-known. music publisher, of le, the firm of Cramer, Beale, and Co. is now ...
... landed pos- sessions in the United States and in Canadia.-Hamp. thire Telegraph. Mr. Drinkwater Meadows, the comic actor, of Drury lane theatre, and young Charles M1athews, have agreed, in conjunction, to scour the country round, on a theatrical sliecuhation ...
... -Eceter Flying Post. The Earl of Cardigan, on Wednesday week, the even. ing after that of his acquittal by his peers, visited Drury- lane Thentre. His lordship was again hissed and hooted for nearly half an hour by a portion of the audience. An eye-witness of ...
... much satisfaction in London last year, are Aming over again this season. They are, we liew, in treaty with d Mr. Bunn for Drury Lane Theatre.-Gloie . The Gazette of Tuesday night contains an ?? to the h clergy to use a form of prayer and ti'i4sgiviig (to ...
... county. ?? Fe/kill Captain P., (Bedford), a Carlton Club tory, el a Captain in the army, and some years back lessee of , Drury Lane Theatre.'- FellingstolL Viscoun1lt, (Pontefract), a Carlton Club tory iP eldest son of the Earl of Wexhereugh, an Irish ...
... per- formance, in any hole or corner where they could get a glimpse. The following are the receipts of the houses at Drury- Lane Theatre during his first eng meent; copied from Boaden's work on the Rembles:- s. d. 1804, Dec. 10, MOndl Douglas .. 706 ...
... THIS EVEN~IN, July4th, inf twoof his most popular characters.- Mr. GIL- BEJRTl and. Min ?? ?? BERTal 311ent Carden and Drury Lane, are also engaged for thisl. evenn, and Xvill appear in a fxvourite cBalct. in which thewill b~e a~s ^sisted by their Pupils ...