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... quantity of water from an « By accounts recently received from Now York, it appears that Buck, the ex box and bonk-kerper of Drury lane. with wife and child, had arrived and taken up their abode in one of the tirst i die Cine city. Government do not intend ...
... excellent performance of Sir Giles Over-reach, A small party was raised against him in | the Pit, but ic did vot succeed. DRURY LANE. COVNT GARDEN. New Way to Pay Of! The Tlaunted ‘Tow- er; and Pitcairn’s Debts, (Sir Giles, ; Kemble!) and Who Island Wants ...
... COWELL, | From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, } Whose extraordinary versatile comic talent has been highly approved. and attracted overflowing houses at the | Strand Theatre, from whence the Proprietory of Drury- | Lane have recently engaged him. Mr. Cowett ...
... performed, the Opera of THE LORD OF THE LIENOR, Annette Miss Paton, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Trumon Mr. Melrose, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Haymarket. Rashley Mr. A Lee, The celebrated Composer and Musical Director of the ...
... FIRE WORKS. To-morrow, no — On Monday, October Zed. Mes. BENE- Frr; en which cecasion Meo J. RU . from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will make S first appear ance. The new drama of es de Vere. Mes. Hoskins.Mrs. RayMonp. — Russell's Mr. —Th ...
... PANTOMIME, AND FIRE WORKS. To-morrow, (Satu: On Monday, € ber Mrs. RavMonp’s Fir; en Mr. J. RUSSELL, from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will make his first appear ance. ‘The new drama of Agnes de Vere. Mrs. —d = Russell's e Fancy Ball. Mr. 4nd the new farce ...
... the Theatres Roral, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, having been expressly engaged for the Race Week. Monpar, May 7, 1838, the performances: wail! corr _ mence with the new and highly-successfal Dray (never acted here}, as Drury Lane, several successive ...
... the comedy Cibber, in the c she performed afterwards at of the Busy Body ; Bath, from w hence 5 he was transplanted to Drury- lane Theatre. A t that period most of the parts iu ing in the which she was formed to shine, session of M rs. Pritchard, and ...
... right hand a candlestick, like some unhappy wight about 10 do On being awoke, he them that he was astonc-mason living in Drury lane, and had been reaming that he was going; to his work in Whitechapel. Ley accordingly pat him into a cab to protect him from ...
... dress for the Queen’s birth-day, and on the Tuesday mording she was a corpse. Lately, Mrs, Powell, wife of Mr. Powell, of Drury lane, and formerly of the Theatre in this city. ...
... Theatres Royal, Coven t Garden and Drury Lane, Is engaged to perform this Theatre FOR THREE NIGHTS, And to give additional Effect to the Operas in which Miss Paton will appear, MR. MELROSE, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Haymarket, AND MR. A. LEE, ...
... Royal, Drury Lane and Corent Garden, will dance (for the first time in Chester) the new and admired RUSSIAN KRACO- VIAN, in characteristic cestume, in which she was nightly cncored during the whole of last season, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. To which ...