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... good woman.—At his house the new road, Durdham Down, Mr.Ricliards,- formerly leader of thy bands at the Opera-House and Drury-lane Theatre:—At Chiton, Miss C. Downing, second daughter of Rev. G. Downing, 'prebendary Ely.—.At Lnn-lly, Carmarthenshire, ...
... who followed them through various streets in the neigfihourhood of the Strand. he performers, and others, belonging to Drury lane Theatre, are about formed into ar»ed association. They were drilled this day for the first lime. after the return the regi»nenl ...
... pursued upwards of 170 sants, on seeing | sh frigate, at which time they considered him 4s: ourse, and, as it was believed, At Drury-lane t tacle, under the tit’ “here is no date to inform us, the vessels said to have been forward on Monda mend; but at all events ...
... dead, lie appeared be perfectly well in the morning, and had eaten hearty breakfast. He was many years known the public at Drury-lane Theatre as the principal Harlequin, character which he supported with peculiar activity. Mr. Spencer was one of the Duke ...
... guard-house :—a severe battle was fought between the flatmen ami the press-gang. Moiul.iv night, Mrs. Jordan came out at Drury-Lane Theatre, tor the season, in her favorite character Miss Peggy,” The Country Girl.” need not say that she received with ...
... nor is the poetry of the songs much deserving of notice. The theatre was crowded all its parts. have doubt Cindcriilaat Drury-lane, will become much favourite with grubs ehildteH, as she ever was in the nursery. Two young men, named Brooks and Power, ...
... Miss O’Hara was on Saturday seized with fit in Drury-lane Theatre, nine o'clock. She was taken house in Bow-street, w here she was treated with every attention. Doctors Rivers and Hunt were called, whose medical aid was, however, without effect. She expired ...
... bracelets great values with ptolution diamonds in her head dress. The illumination* at night were peculiarly splendid. Westward, Drury-Lane and Covent Garden Theatres wore uncommonly grand, were also the Opera House arid Colman’s Little Theatre, the Hiymarket ...
... rett, Strand, Middlesex, victualler, Sept, /i, and October ;10, i.l. Atu. Jones and Giecn, Sa*isbury-square.—H « Hurry, Drury-lane, Middlesex, wooUcn-draj*er, Sept. Oct. JO, Guildhall. Alts. French and Williams, Castlc-btreet. Shepherd’s Market, May-Fair ...
... bookseller the University e>l Cambridge.—ln hi* year, Mr, Matthews, bookseller, in the btrard, and lather of Mr. Matthews, of Drury. Lane Theatre.—At her cottage near Chet tsey, the Right Hon. Lady Stawcil, her 41th year.—At his -eat at Wahchuist-nlace, Susst ...
... and so wounded his side that his life is despaired of. The wife soldier in the Guards lately purchased bed of a broker Drury-lane, and in carrying it home her head, she thought she telt something hard in it; ripping the seam, she discovered guineas and ...
... six nights at their theatre he was then perform few nights .at Bath, and return town to play six nights more for them. The Drury-Lane managers, it said, have vacated the Bath engagement, and have secured him tor the interval between his first and remaining ...