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... scholars.— Kentish Gazette. Theatrical Cupping and Bleeding. — Soon after Kean's first appearance in Sir Giles Overreach, the Drury-lane actors, wishing to keep pace with the inarch of intellect, proposed to collect among their brethren the purchase- mopi^vof ...
... Vice-Chamberlain. The King's reception on Wednesday night, at Covent-garden Theatre, was, if possible, more enthusiastic than at Drury-lane, on the preceding evening. The circumstances of the times give to these occurrences an importance far greater than would ...
... judged to the candidates for their meritorious productions, an assemblage of rank and beauty took place at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, the place appropriated for this interesting cere- mony. By twelve o'clock the Boxes, Pit, and Lower Gallery were filled ...
... be decidert in the year 1814. , Original Anecdote of GaM A.— When Packer, who lately dVJ, was a young man, and engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, at a low salary, he was one day attending the rehearsal of a new play, at a time when Gartick was occupied on ihe ...
... why tbe verdict given for the defendant should not be set aside, , and a new trial granted. , The appearance of Keaa at Drury-lane Theatre uu Monday night, for the first time since the action of Alderman Cox, caused a violent uproar, ln a few minutes ...
... dollars for the merchants. A soil is now pending in the Consistory Court, Doctors Commons, instituted by H. E. Johu.tone, of Drury-lane Theatre, to annul his marriage with Annette Parker, now John- stone, his wife, on the ground of minority and non-consent ...
... hold a Drawing-room in the course of next week. It is also his Majesty's intention to pay visits to tbe King's Theatre, Drury-lane, and'Coveiit-gardeu. Portsmouth, May I. — We are gratified to learn, that there is a certainty of his Majesty's visiting ...
... for a libel, contained in a work written by tbe Defendant. Wednefday, Colonel Congreve attended! at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, (accom- panied by Mr. Braithwaite), to put the whole of his wonderful apparatus in motion, for the conveyance of water ...
... for the Copy- right of a newspaper. Liston, according to report, is to receive £50 n-week during the ensuing season, at Drury-'lane Theatre. Miss Stephens is to have £25 every night that sb; performs. / CAPITAL FARMS, near MILNTHROP. TO BE LET, FOR A TERM ...
... Office, charged with having stolen several culinary articles, from the. wash-house of Mr. Smith, oilman; in Princes-street; Drury-lane. The prisoner is extremely small in stature, and very auda- cious in his acts of felony. He cautiously knocked at the window ...
... performance at Covent-garden Theatre oh Wednefday, had the honour of being* prefented to their Majefties, as they retired from Drury-lane. This morning a Crimi Cm. caufe came on In the Court of King's Bench, be ...
... you ?? give ! Th RofSWfciU io the Theatre decided Ihe quest ion, Oa-u^Hkich holds most money? Both were l falKuie(l. At Drury-lane the receipts were £ff6 ; at Co vent-garden £884. At Bristol Assizes, on Monday week, John Webb, aged 55, was found guilty ...