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... yrs, tist. slb . G to 4 on Zadig. Yesterday his Royal Highness Ylince LEOPOLD. accompanied by Raton LIARDEN,IROOKE, ed Drury- lane Tikeatre wit ti hispresence. The . Apihassador the Netherlands entertained a distinguished party;: yesterday at his residence ...
... according t►► theatrical ride, Performers do not receive ►heir salariys when they a►'e unable to act, yet the - Sob-Committee of Drury lane Theatre have liberally signified that be small receive his usual pay, as a proper coalilinient to his zeal, assiduity, add ...
... said, be in two places at once, like a bird, we shall content ourselves ar present with noticing the performance at Drury. Lane Theatre, as that was chiefly distinguished for novelty, the only original Actor in the piece being MUNDEN, who displayed ...
... first appearance at Covent garden, February, 1779, as Rosetta ditto Mrs. Pope s as Queen Katherine, first appearance at Drury lane, Oct. 1768, as ditto Mrs. Mattocks, as Mrs. Ford, first appearance at Covent garden, as Juliet, April 1762 ditto Quick, ...
... increased allowance of bread, meat, and coals, given by the City of London. The General Committee of the Proprietors of Drury• lane Theatre have nominatt d Mr. CAL. CRAFT, Colonel DOUGLAS, Ml'. ROBINS, Mr. - SOANE, and Sir T. TuaToN, to be the sub-Committee ...
... house in St. a mes's-iquare. Mrs. SIDDONS was present, or, as she is the . QUEEN Of TRAGEDY, We 51)001d rather say honoured Drury• Lane Theatre, last night, at the representation of Othello. We are sure that the Public in general will partake with us in the ...
... whose amiable conduct in private life is only -equalled by her professional abilities, is engaged, for the next season, at Drury Lane Theatre,—(Morning Herald') Last week , as a child about four years old, belonging to Mr. Buckland, of the Sutton Valence ...
... EA' Sarah, daughter of,General Christie Burton. C. On Sunday last, .at Si. George's, Hanover-square, ESC]. of the The:itte Drury lane, to Miss Iveis, sinter to Nlrs. Orger, of the saute Theatre. lED. On Monday last, at his f D ather's house, in P o rtland-P ...
... adjourned, and the Report was ordered to ha printed. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, JMJ. 28. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. COOK V. FOULKES AND ANOTHER, AND THE DRURY LANE THEATRE COMPANY. On a former day the SOLI6iTOR-GENERAL . had applied to the Court for an injunction ...
... unless the racier allotted to Iv> is the chief the Plao, it will not he Coosistent with my reputation, or the interest of Drury Lane Theatre, to accent it.' Now -the :Chief olject was to make a good Play; and the story required that the three female and ...
... was thrown out by the Bank on Thursday. THE THEATRE.—The new Romance of Flodden Field was again represented last night at Drury- Lane Theatre, and well received by the audience, who, however, on account of the inclement state of the weather, were not very ...
... Repurr of this Dial will be published in he Observer of To-morruw. TEMATRICAt The Dinner intended for the support of the Drury-Lane Fund was held yeSterday et the City of London Tavern in Bishopsgate-street, and considering the meritorious occasion, and ...