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... — THE SAILOR'’s HOME. 7 BY MR. PHILLIPS, AY DRURY LANE THEATRE, Written and by Mr. Parry. WwW N riding on the mountain wave, dauntless sailor ever brave, Anoble mind di laughs at danger, on fate, And risks bis life to save his matey Nor sordid fear betrays ...
... Royal, Drery be will at the on Parpay Mav 6th, foe whieh DELCY, ROPHINO LACY. Prom the Theatre Drury Lane. Programmes will be isseed in a few days. ...
... POETRY. EPILOGUE To the New Comedy Hearts OaJc, (Now performing Drury Lane Theatre,) from the pen of Air. Allingham. WHAT—Hearts of Oak—and not one word of war, The British soldier and the British tar told our bard hi* scheme would never do;' How just ...
... the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, having been expressly engaged for the race TUESDAY, May the 8th, 1838, the performances will uecessful Drama, commence wi the new an Theatre Royal, (never neted here,) as Drury Lane, several successive ...
... Sheriff of the County. which occasion, Mr. IVAHDE, of the Theatre Royal, Corent Garden, and Mr. BROIVNE,of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, are engaged. ON SATURDAY Evening, August JO, 'till be preseuted the last new Comedy, in two acts, never performed here ...
... Itoyal Irith Fusileere. MR. WARDE, Of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, and MR. HARLEY AND MR. BROWNE, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, ARE engaged perform here for ONE NIGHT, and wi'l make their first appearance at this Theatre on SATURDAY next, August 23d ...
... at both the winter theatres, and performed at Drury Lane and Covent Garden, in both tragedy and comedy. Having now established her theatrical fame, she succeeded Mrs. Abingdon in her characters at Drury Lane, and displayed all that elegance, ease, and fashion ...
... previous to the removal of a pupil. Oulton, June 21, 1828. Cheatre Ropal, Chester, MR. KEAN, JUN. (OF THE THEATRE ROYA’ DRURY LANE) FOR ONE ONLY. T is respectfully annvunced to the Public, that Mr. KEAN, junior, of the Theatre Royal, Drory Lane, is engaged ...
... favour of and against the repeal of the Corn Laws were presented. Mr. presented a petition from the lessee and performers of Drury Lane Theatre, complaining of the re- Mrletion by which performances were prevented on Wednesdays awl Fridays daring Lent. whit* ...
... stated, that Dowton expressed his assent to the proposition; this is not correct. The tories have a minority in the house. At Drury Lane, on the same evening, Braham, who had engaged to “The King, God bless hisa,” at Macready’s benefit, did not choose to risk ...
... New- common brewer—G. Oakley, Mary- merchant—C. Score, Austinfriars, s.rivener— T. Gibbon, jun, Wells, merchant—J. Spriggs, Drury Lane, leather seller—B. Wisedell, Prospect Place, Ellis, Kexbrough, tobacconist—S. Camp- ‘one Bristol, wood factor—J. Peeling ...
... an engagement ham been entered into with that justly celebrated Young Lady, MADEMOISELLE CELESTE, From the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, who is universally and deservedly acknowledged by the London Press, as the first female DANCER sod P ...