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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 ...
... 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 ...
... FALLEN, NEVER TO RISE AGAIN J Pray to the Lord, Bread may do the same. J. West (7 years with Garrick the Old Theatre-Royak Drury Lane, afterwards Ballet Master and principal Dancer Covent Garden, and Brother-in-law to the late Mr. Richard Suett, Comedian) ...
... 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 ...
... the Apostate. Mr. Wrknch, .fiom the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and the English Opera,, is tneoged fur a few nights; also, Mr. Horn, the Composer and Singer, at the English Opera House, and Drury Lane, with life pupils, Miss Miriau Buggins, and Sister ...
... Garden, or Drury Lane. “ Harry,” cried his angry Sire, nothing less than an Act of Parliament, will ever have force to move you to either.”” It is rather curious that the Lord Chancellor having continued the Sub-committee under the Drury Lane Act; and that ...
... deal of serious writing, which was encouraged at the time, against a proposed league between the Theatrical Potentates of Drury Lane and Covent-Garden, for the purpose of interchanging and otherwise amicably supporting their mutual interests. The plan ...
... Withington, to is Fe ices Featherstone, of Dort nt On at Nt. week, Mary's, Lambeth, James W ach, Esq. of the Theatre al, Drury lane, fae Susannah, daaghter of ¢ Folu Johnsione. Esq. the same Theat On Thursday the 12th instant, at Mr. John over Mow of second ...
... MR. KEAN, IN SIR GILES OVER-REACH, AT DRURY-LANE | THEATRE, On no previons occasion have the public witnessed such an exhibition of histrionic art trom Mr. Kean, as they did en Friday, in his representation of the character of Siz Giles Over-reach, in ...
... rewarded for degrading their columns daily with the most fulsome praise, must be allowed.—It is generally understood, that Drury- lane Theatre, required something extraordinary— a phenomenon—to support a treubled and concern, and enable it to meet an enormous ...
... Marechak Ney, Duc d El- chingen, Prince de la ' Dramatic following is 2° | exact copy of the first Bill which issued from Drury | Lane Theatre, and is curious, as shewir what alterations have takeu piace in regard to the time of heginaing Dra- Exhibitions ...
... contempt for every thing like principle or consistencythe second, by the able manner in which * has conducted the affairs of Drury Lane Theatre, has proved that we olity want few orovident patriots like him to put an end'to. the National Debt; —and the third ...