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... ambition, perceive, has been attained. His name appeared in the Drury Lane bills, Thursday night, in letters inch long ! Mr. EllistoiiV management has been very successful hitherto at Drury Lane. The house has been crowded every night this week. Titiiks Robinson ...
... conspiring to raise their wages.— Judgment will be pronounced in the Court King’s Bench. The Italians is withdrawn from Drury Lane. The annual association Ministers of the independsnt persuasion, was at Hanley, on Tuesday and WedacM iv last, on which ...
... the tragedian, has involved himself in a curious dispute with Mr. Buckc, who offered a tragedy called the ItfUtann, to the Drury Lane Committee.—The HnVinm, it appears, was so highly approved of, that every direction was given lor its appearance, when all ...
... several w e w ith child or in dropsy, and that weeks, while the Brooms was preparing for their himself saw his wife soon after Drury Lane, and she apreception, which gave him an opportunity of. .be* pcared not to wish him to sec her, and that he took his coming ...
... Infantry, who fell in a duel with muskets at paces distance. The Prince Regent has given £lOOO towards the fund for relieving Drury Lane Theatre from its difficulties. Atrocious Murder We had the melancholy duty to perform Tuesday of stating the murder of Mr ...
... soil, and wandered through the islands iu search of a home. Seventeen out of 2,5,000/. has been raised towards extricating Drury Lane from its immediate difficulties. Great ravages by the small-pox at Norwich,— One hundred and forty dead by it within a month ...
... productive i useful castigation to the offending party. A select I number of gentlemen, not exceeding six, invited the Roscius Drury Lane Theatre to a snug dinner ; at a house of some note the neighbourhood I Russell Court. The bill of fare was left entirely ...
... St. Swlthin’s-lane, merchant, Oct. 16, 30, Nov. 23, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Croft, Cham: “ry-laue. Thomas Stanton, Drury-lane, cheesemonger, Oct. 16, 30, Nov. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Richardson, Walbrotik. Nathaniel Edmonds, Parliament-street ...
... CONSTANT HEADER. South Bemfleet, Essex, d April, 1819. —s®S» Extract from the New Play, called THE ITALIANS, Performed at Drury-Lane Theatre. \|,n tO’S STORY-CAUSE of his hatred to NAPLES.] ACT 111- -Scene II - Scene discovers A'banin. IVi 1 h Sp:ilai;o ...
... health, and in quiet state of mind; but his disorder still remains unchanged.” jVIr, hi! list on has become the lessee of* Drury-lane Theatre for-fourteen years, at an annual rental of lo.aool. Dr. Magee, Dean of Cork, it is said, will be the new Bishop ...
... Stiodwell, Middlesex, grocer. May Jnne- 8, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Me.-srs. Amory and Coles! Lotbbury. - . * John Gray, DrUry-lane, London, enffimissian a-rnt. May 8, 10, June 8, at Gnildhalk Attorney, Mr. Willett. Tokenhou-e-yard. Thomas Dedhia and Thomas ...