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CULLEN THEATRICALS
... rise 'iThe nestling Eagle flutters eye it flies : And who can tell, but that our Dratna's fame May one (lay rival even Drury Lane. Could we but penetrate, like Itighland seers, Through the dim vista of the conming yeArs; Then Idgilt we see here, oniv ...
Literary and Scientific Notices
... realms of mind-theI empire of thought-and maintains a proud superiority over all her Contem-. poraries. Saturday last at Drury Lane Theatre was devoted to a epitodid reminis-t ceslce of the late Sir Waiter Scott. After the opera of Rob Rey Macgregovr, ...
MY GRAVE
... for his pro- so fessional exertions nearly one hundred thousand pounds, from the time he fe made his first appearance at Drury-lane Theatre, in the character of Shtlock, te until his final exit at Covent-garden. I ti. The Age says that Mlr Kean, since ...
Literary and Scientific Notices
... follota.I ,asl by another. S There are only two perfuormers now alive who wern 'rontesoporuries moulta a Garrick in the first Drury-Lane Theatre, nAmely, Jack Bannsister, weho first a, appeared in tnagedy, and Byrne, the celebrated harletliin, welo , itose ...
Literary and Scientific Notices
... pro. vO prtceor of the WPeekly Dispatch, for an adverse critieistt onl the per. iti formances and general Arrangements at Drury-lane Theatre, which Pi, 'recently appenred in thstjhournnl. ho. A subscription to raisesa monument In Pore la Chaise to the memory ...
FASHIONS FOR JULY
... gaol. SrAsNGt SutCIDs.-On Tuesday morning, about two o'clock, a woman of the name of Payne, residing in Charles Street, Drury Lane, hearing a strange noise'at her window, she opened it. and saw a man s legs dangling in front of it. She put ouit her head ...
DREADFUL ACCIDENT TO MISS CLARA WEBSTER AT DRURY LANE THEATRE
... DEAT11 or Mi1ssCLARA WRBaa'RIa.-We regret to state that the dis;' etiressissy accident whi-ch, befel Miss Clara WAebster at Drury 'Lane I' Theatre on Saturday w eek, has terminated fatally. Milss Webster died on Tuesday nmorning a'shortly after three o'clock ...
THE THEATRE
... theatrical patrons, at all events its patronesses, are really innocent of the fact. Urs Warner (formerly Miss Huddart) of Drury Lane, &c. London, is well known as one of the first tragediennes of the present day and who, some seasons ago, in joint manage- ...