... whom I aure have teen at Drury Lane.’ •• 1 told her, 1 Miss Mellon, who has justewme • l • • She seems a nice, pretty young woman.’ return ed Mrs. Siddons, ’ and I pity her ailuation in that hot- ] bed of Iniquity, Drury Lane ; it almost impossible for ...

... first time on Wednesday night, and, after the performance, addressed the audience on bis recent qnarrel with the lessee of Drury Lane, expretaing hit deep regret at what had occurred, and explaining the series of annoyances that stung him to act of violence ...

... from Cork, re-shipped there the parish officers for Cork, and died of atarvalion on board the steam vessel I • The ball at Drury lane for tha Iriah have produced 3 f ooo guin»aa. ...

... Sheridan also was supposed qot to hold the earlier dramalists in great reverence. From the lime when hi* connexion with Drury lane was dissolved, he had never entered the theatre. One n’gbl he was prevailed upon y Lord Essex to s I with bis lordship in ...

... habit of showing himself publicly tb the people one of themselves. Robert di Diable. —This celebrated opera is to produced Drury Lane, on Tuesday, the 21 ...

... hia duty to call tire attention of the fjord Chamberlain to the fact that masquerade, masked ball, - had taken place at Drury Lane Theatre since the commencement of the Leot, sod another to take place that very evening. At the former one ci>cumstances ...

... was nominated serve th'e office of itteneer! —Mr Bishop, composer to Covenl Garden, at the end of this season removes to Drury lane, with a salary of £BOO per annutft for three years.—A performance oi saored music, is about to take place Greenwich Church ...

... had ved for years incest with oWu sister, whom he has had several children. Mr Hatfield who saved the late King’s life at Drury Lane Theatre* turning aside the pistol aimed at person* was at the Brighton Theatre last week. A singular circumstance occurred ...

... his performers, that if he should be compelled circutu. stances (such the fulness of Covent-garden, and tbs emptiness of Drury lane), to take Jess the doors, they •hall lake pruporlionahly less the Treasury. At present it must cost Air. Bunn at least £2OO ...

... Montreal, the U.th last month, with Hunchback —Latham and were members thecomfiMr. George Jones, who some time since figured at Drury Lane in has been engaged in superintending new theatre, to called the Marshall, al Richmond, in America, which was intoned to ...

... societe j voyez-le sur son theatre. Anecdote or Elliston. —The partiality of the once important lessee of the theatres Drury-lane and Olympic, for addressing the audience whenever the slightest opportunity occurred, must, even to this day, be remembered ...

... did th> mischief. His Lordship then fined ihc countryman Guildhall —Mr William Dugdalc, a bookseller, in llussdl cuiirt, Drury lane, appeared before Mr AldernanJ. J. Smith, tor the purpose of obtaining warrant for the apprehension of a person ol tlio n»mo ...