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... cuirtil the privileges of a Cireus, tiftvr the Lte deedion of the Crdwtin Filyvrers with regard t, ethe prose- icution of Drury Lane aird Covent OdirdenThe~tre`sufinlrst the Olympic Theatre, Lolidon, which was decid d h infavour of tlie ltter?' lshoiidd ...
... nosession of' his Lord- ships famiili ever sioce that memorable day. Mr. XKean arrived frion Sotlahd on Monday eveh- ing,. at Drury Lane Theatre, just in time to di'ess for Richard the Third, having &erformed at EdinA burgh on ihe previous Thursday night, and ...
... nockery, and as -l auth I considered it. (C Nopy,. No. . si Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Aug. 5. 1818. I Ms M-I have it in command from the gentlemen of . the Sub-Committee of Drury Lane Thehtre, to offer you for thi ?? season t hee ermsyou had last season; ...
... appeared in a London journal. that a new tragedy from the pen of WValter Scott, Esq. was among the forthcoming novelties at Drury Lane theatre, is totally destitute of foundation. The county of Ross has subscribed L.00 for the mail to Thurso; the county of ...
... Woolmer.Street, Poplar, Middlesex, builder. B. Wlalder, Battle, Sussex, tailor. R. C. Ball, Bristol, baker' W. Buddle, 'Drury Lane, London, carpenter. a, J. Kingswell, Blackwatl,, Middlesex, painter. i. Boote, late ?? Avon, corn-dealer. CouwMr§ssroNs ...
... arrived in town on et Wednesday, with dispatches for Government. n The following address was delivered by Mr if . Johnston, at Drury Lane Theatre, on Tues- day night, on the closing of-the season: LADiES AND GENTLEMEN, s This evening being fixed upon to terminate ...
... Glh March .6id l;thrJun1,' 1818; and fives, dated 29thJune, ISIS, It is now pablicly aunrounced, by advertisement.,, that Drury Lane Theatre is to open at the old prices of admission, viz. five ?? the boxes, and three shillings the pit. The Proprietors ...
... ntniine osf Han- ll BKdoit 3f(Iliver, with the ?? of whrls5 Y Ilig003. jness Sented Ihizghly ent.rtnined. NZ. Tie ols of Drury Lane Theatdre ?? to 80,S01. p bi, i'asaos.Dtdat an enri's hours --'estersdsy fi-r tntniirtnnn in St. George's Honspitnal, Wo ...
... rind ethers of thia late Mr. Kiilg's pnirts, finl)n Duttliri. Romeo and Juliet is to be tie opening play of tire season ait Drury Lane, in which Mlr. Heury Keemble, the soil of the new Stage Mauager, is to make tis di bite before a Lontdon audience iiu Romeo ...
... rights. C ;hik[btci'oe four o'clock the orator went to St Cle. 2 , inStrasd, and in a short speech, cosupiained that jq of Drury Lane (Douglas Kinnaird) bad de, ,iii;,itrlsby pasting his own over theni. The cro/d C .~lk Buno Jhoirses from his carriage, and ...
... praise, and it the lady shallia[stifythis dedrlipthm, sale will indeed make a valuable addit;on to tac dramatic corps of Drury. lane. ...
... procured, and lM1r. N. was conveyed home in a dread- fullv bruised state. Friday night as Sir George Smart was returningfronm Drury- lane Theatre, about 12 o'clock, to his house in Great Portland- street he was attacked by two robbers near Newport-market, one ...