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... aged years, residing at Princes-street, Drury lane,commiltcd suicide by swallowing a vial of laudanum after hearing her lover was aent to prison for debt. This young woman was daughter of the clown Drury -lane Theatre, who also committed suicide a few ...
... announced for early publication. The author * Virgjnio',* (Mr. Knowles) bns, hear, written a tra* t»edy entitled * Alfred,’ for Drury Lane Theatre—the principal character In be sustained by the admirable performer, Macready. The Lady’s Monitor , or Letters and ...
... subsequent enjoyment. We shall soon have a tragedy with powerful cast Covent-srarden, and the may bite the man’s bead off at Drury lane ; but those things will only deepen gloom. fiio managers will not eng ige performer* to act good legitimate comedy while ...
... are mechanics of different kinds. One is described as teacher of the piano forte, who having removed into that parish from Drury lane, and there left a wife and two children, has since been seen at Dalston with crape on his hat and calling himself widower ...
... returned the audience, and he was reduced to the newssUy of selling his instrument to defray the expense*. -he fc-o «. of the Drury Lane Orchestra,; he tried it iii-Hie overture on y the same agealde; leader laughing, the violinist was v« l . was sold again ...
... of the Forces, vice Lord Coßihermere. , _ The Dckr NIFICENCE.— When John Philip Kemble, the celebrated Tragedian, was, of Drury Lane Theatre, which was a jon t Dionrietor, brought into' some adversity—the Duke of Northmlberla.nl and accomplished Actor with ...
... magistrates allowed the prisoner to put in bail amounting to 4001. —Hull Packet. Dalle’s New Opera in active preparation at i Drury lane theatre ; it will supported by the whole vocal strength the house, including the composer himselt. Gvstkonomv. Ccnious ...
... the innocent delusion they labour under, that all that goes on in life unreal, except what takes place in Covent Garden or Drury lane; in a word professional cliques are usually detestable, the individuals who compose them being frequently admirable ingredients ...
... endanger the stability of the far famed La Scala ;. .in others, won under'our own eyes, upon the well-accustomed boards of Drury Lane, to which she inlrotluced a refinement of musical cultivation, passionate but appropriate energy of action hitherto strangers ...
... confine its labours loan enquiry of the abuses in Ecclesiastical Courts. Mr. Keane was obliged to be taken off the staee at Drury Lane, in a state of intoxication ...
... at Man- Chester, and we believe, at Edinburgh. Mr. and Mrs. F. Mat hews Bristol for a few months. Bruham is engag« d at Drury Lane theatre, und will appear the course of few days. A Mrs. Fisher, a tragic at tress of some celebrity in the Kentish circuit ...
... nearly two million offranks. The Chancellor of the Exchequer leaves London on Monday, for Ireland. His family remain in town. Drury Lane Theatre opened on Thursday the Ist inst. with Shakespeare’s tragedy Macbeth, in which M‘Cready, after an absence of two ...