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... applause, although not unmixed with a few dissentients.—A new farce by Dibdin, entitled What Next brought out last week at Drury Lane, and favourably received—at the same Theatre, Farquhar's Recruiting Officer has been revived with much eclat. Oratorios ...
... plireft:—E. Payne, G.ayVlmi lane, Lyall, Craven-ftieet, coa - merchant.—W. Book!, Southmuifter, horfe dealer—L. Landfreide, Drury lane, jeweller.—]. Lygo, New B»od. (tree., chinaman -T. Wars fold Mitcham. maUfter.-T. CaffeJy, Mangoisfield-, linen-draper.—T ...
... fugitive Moors and Jews who were haste with their ta of safety. TuratRicats.—Mr. Kean made his first ap ance this seasonat Drury Lane, Saturday, 4 Giles Over-reach—received with the most plaudits by a spiendid audience—this, beyond pute, the mest able af ...
... the Theatre will closed till Monday, in order make lb? requisite alteratioas. The final arrangements for the rebuilding Drury lane TlteEitre, it is said, nre nearly concluded. During Bristol fair, last week, nursery-maul, with young child, ventured into ...
... (Hampshire Telegraph.) A curious dialogue took place about a week since, between the stage manager and several proprietors of Drury Lane Th eatre,on the subject of the Chinese saloon : some proprietors condemned' it as an useless expence, a proof of bad taste ...
... only been delayed by indispo- sition, made her debut before the dread tribunal of a Loudon Audience on Saturday last, at Drury Lane Theatre. — The performance of the evening was the Beggars Opera, in which Miss Nash sup- ported the part of Polly Peachum ...
... lanve tothe Stage. L.kew.fe the t'ves of ,;U tb. Writers, from the Reftorat,onofcj66 Girilen , Alfo an accurate account of Drury Lane. C >i cirruiT ., the Haymarket, and the Opera Wmife, and J fiance c-nnefted with the and lay Stage accompanied with e ew ...
... intends to make Cheltenham his tu-Jure residence, ij. .. ~ ;, , Vccr.l Concerts.—Mr. Horn, composer ,to the rheatre-Koyai, Drury Lane, we understand, is about to. give two or three elegant Concerts, to tommrnce on the instant) at Mrs. Macleod's (delightful ...
... r, roper—S. Herbert, North Newton, cow dealer—R. M'Clatchey. of Manchefter, cotton manufaftnrer—T Sharp and D. Stables, Drury lane, iron founders—R Hedges, Old Bailey, confedlioner—G. Frafei, Brixton, flour faflur—VV Jenks, ...
... The ceremony took plate at the hotel Lady John Somerset—G. Bryan, surgeon, to Miss C. C. Bristow, of the Tlieattes Royal Drury lane and Lyceum— At Bibury, VVm. Esq. Se«-iid, itts, Eleanor, of the Rev. Cliarhs Coxwell, of Albmgton, Glocestersbire—At Bisley ...
... shich, if renerilly followed, would render the obnoxioxw Corn Bill unnecosary. I\r. Ke(n has obtained from the Managers of Drury- Lane Theatre a futrlougqa for tbree weeks, and is to per- form sir nights at Glasgow, ?? at Liverpool, for. w( xhicih, e is to ...
... Mrs. Wmintain, whose name is saui to he Mifnaeon, an>l of whose voci! talents the musical world speaks liighlyj eimaned at Drury lane Theatre.—(/oiniwn I’dptr.) Brahain was married on Monday at Manchest-r td Miss Ballon, beautiful young lady (lut place. ...