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... on his return for Paris. The Duke Wellington, accompanied Lord and Lady Castlereagh, was irt the Prince Regent's box at Drury lane theatre on Friday evening. Nothing has transpired respecting the subjects for which the Cabinet Council was summoned, on ...
... —ltalian Opera House shuts up to morrow night, after an extremely successful season, the result chiefly ot good management. Drury Lane and Covent Garden actively preparing for the winter campaign—Raymond the new stage manager of Drury—Covent Garden contemplation ...
... d«' re Wednesday the 9th Instant. for the BENEFIT of Mr. BEJSGOUGH, Who has the honour of slating, that .hp Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane,) has kindly offered to perform for this Night only. present THURSDAY, the 17th of July, WILL PRESENTED THE PLAY 01 the ...
... Secretary. Gloucester. June iO, Ih!7. THEATRE ROYAL CHELTENHAM. Srcond Appear awe Mins Somerril/e, and Mr. from the 1 heat re, Drury Lane. [ present THURSDAY, June, X .WILL O* ISABELLA ; - the Marriage. BIROV, Mr. Miss SO M F.RVILLE. j - WILL ADDED, THE YILLACiE ...
... Mosrison, midshipman, killed and Mr. 1. VV. Pearsc, midshipman, dangerously wounded, Kean’s engagement for three years Drury Lane Theatre expires early the next Spring, when he bids adieu to England' for two years, he having on'ered into articles to ...
... (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 ...
... l'e-of ?? and Plymouth Theatres, a native ofT thisi city, aaid son of the late Mr. John Bennett, of the Theatre lIoyal, Drury Lane. Died yesterday ha3rning MIr. RobertVenton, mraster of the London ale-house, Alary Arches street. Monday died soiddenly ...
... t'to Mr. Chennel’s bed. “roomy sid law hienntin ded, i, ies rig The hebetequ fied, bruisep ia Itis head, of Hart: Yerd, Drury Lane, Abad ot she. te of dead, atid foaed sith jin he, late —_ sat both cf] at, ng dowa He ‘Yor facturers. Tho ed by. Ma ears ...
... Vir; and surprised the audience by his voice and sc —he is saidto bein a treaty to go to Ameri close of his engagement with Drury Lane—10, offered, and all his passage expences.—Vauxhal delight of every one who visits it, opens this ¢ ing —we sincerely wish ...
... patronised and brought forward the kind influence of Ladies Orr, Faulkner, &c.) and that mired singer, Mr. T. Cooke, from Drury Lane, again display their vocal talents at our Theatre. Tuesday was their first appearance, and, from the enthusiastic greeting ...
... her grasp, and he succeeded in saving her. She proved to bp a young woman deranged, who had escaped from her uncle near Drury Lane, and the child, her cousin, followed her in hopes of getting her home. The poor woman was taken to a public-house in Clarges ...
... Raymond, manager Drury lane theatre, were interred yefterday at Covcnt- Gardcn Church. Tlterc were mourning coaches, private carriage*; and the profcfiional brethren of both Theatre* attended the funeral.—The Managers of Drury-lane have offered their ...