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... THEATRES, Drury lane. —In the play, Like It, Miss Duncan made her firs' appearance the part Rosa- Urui. All the powers ol Comic Actress aresincily required in this character. he performance demands archness, and point, sarcasm, and sensibility. It would ...
... llmaui, about whom the Public are now very naturally so much interested, is to have a respite as soon he is transferred to Drury lane. The health of the boy will be consulted in preference to the gratification of eager curiosity, or the increase of theatrical ...
... and Ten SixteenthsâNo. 21,343, £500, in One Quarter, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenths. MR. CHERRY, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Author of the Soldier's Daughter, Is engaged to perform Three Nights, at the THEATRE, CANTERBURY. THIS present Friday. ...
... Mr. George Barton, Norfolk.—On January 1, after a long illness, much regretted, Mrs. Powell, wife Mr. Powell, the-Act ur, Drury Lane Theatre.—Monday, advanced age, A. Bewyer, esq. of Hampstead. —Saturday, Stafford St. Mary, Suffolk, Mrs._ Richardson, daughter ...
... of Mrs. Loveday, at Mrs. Bell's, opposite St. Dunstan's church. THEATRE, CANTERBURY. MISS De Camp, of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, being disengaged at the Theatre in London, Mrs. Baker, ever anxious to contribute to the amusement of her friends, by availing ...
... Tuesday, August 14, the wife of Lt. Col. Baillie, daughter, at Liverpool.—Saturday afternoon, a son, Mrs. H. Johnson, of Drury Lane Theatre.—On Tuesday, August at Brighton, Mrs. Dallas, the lady ot R.obert Dallas, esq. a daughter.— Ma K.K.IAGE3. few days ...
... deserved. We have been favoured with n dramatic treat in the well known abilities Mr. If. Johnston, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, for two nights, and with pleasure observe elegant and overflowing audi; ne received such attraction with the;most unbounded ...
... next, March 21, when will be performed the Play of THE STRANGER. The Stranger, by Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. After which, a Farce, and other Entertainments. On Friday, March 23, the Play of LOVERS' VOWS. The part of Frederic, Mr ...
... Doctor Pangloss, Mr. DOWTON; Dick Dowlass, Mr. H. JOHNSON; And Cicely Homespun, Mrs. H. JOHNSON; All of tbe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. End of the Play, an ADDRESS written for the occasion, and to spoken by Mr. TROTTER. After which the Farce of THE JEW AND ...
... MARCH 6. Lawrence ijmith, Portsmouth, Hants, draper. Bamber, of Charley, Lancashire, mustm manufacturer. John Norton, of Drury lane, Middlesex, victualler. Q. Blsylock, of Newcastle-upon Tynp.- merchant. T. White, of Southwark, Surrey, haberdasher. ...
... with sending him challenge to fight a duel. The parties, have been long fiiends, and repaired together on Monday night to Drury Lane Theatre, where a difference in opinion arose concerning the merits of performer.— After the play was over they repaired ...
... difficulty, and was led out of the Dock by Mr. Kirby's assistant, overwhelmed with the horror his situation. Mr. Dignum, Drury Lane Theatre, sat by him, and was extremely affected, he wept, clasped his hands together, and suffered the greatest agitation ...