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... aged 66, Mrs. Tanks, wife of the late Mr. Samuel Tonks, of Ruslsall-street, Walsall —On Saturday, Mr. Richard Longley, of Drury Lane, London. To the Editor Ari.es Birmingham Gazette. SIR, IT having been stated in your paper of Monday last, that the Norwich ...
... tragedies, has been forbidden until tiio popular passages, most in favour of liberty, shall expunged.” VVe find the bills Drury-lane, that Coriolantu is to be performed soon the necessary alterations can completed. A poor woman, named Ann Vender Iressau ...
... clothes, and exhibit the utmost cheerfulness and contentment in their new employment.—The profits of the performances at Drury Lane Theatre on Thursday night, were liberally appropriated by Mr. Elliston in aid of the funds; and the bouse on the occasion ...
... an(l ,h windows Pall-mall and Hatoloo- * t ' had been fciwJ ier Houblon tie Common for °' isulc ' r -reatest maniac, at Drury-lane Theatre, fired at the Royal per- place were crowded, chiefly w.th elegantly dressed Udies. t account of tiie violent conduct ...
... personal courage astonished his friends, and awed his enemies. The same qualities were displayed in 1800. when a maniac, at Drury-Lane Theatre, fired at the Royal person. The following account of Ibis event is extracted from WraxalCn Memoirs ;— Few of his ...
... fur an assault Sir C. Wolsely, in October last. On Wednesday, at Union-Hall, on an information laid by the proprietors of Drury-Lane, Mr. was convicted and fined 501. for having caused the enactment of Kinj; Richard 111. at the Coboyrgh Theatre; thereby ...
... gallantry they displayed in the conflict with This*wood and his associates._ Mr.__Ellistoa has also of- feted a night. at Drury Lane Theatre for the joint benefit of the officers and for Smithers's nisters, it is said, mean to settle an annuity . onStnithers's ...
... a Hundred principally Grazing. Apply at the Printer’s. '( U THEATRE-ROYAL, WORCESTER. // BYRNE, From the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, and HORN, From the Theatre Royal, English Opera, Who are engaged for the present week and part of the next. THIS present ...
... from many gentlemen in the country well in London. Mr. Elliston, with unprecedented liberality, has offered the proceeds of Drury-Lane Theatre any fixed night, for the benefit of the fund. Little Wruldingtoii, the Radical placard-bearer, lias at length r ...
... Carter, of Liverpool, merchant. John NPLean, of Lamb-street, Spitz!gelds, Middlesex, potatoe- merchant. Thomas Collins, of Drury-lane Middlesex, grocer. William Worrali, of Livitpool , merchant. John Galey and William Galey. Charles Wallis, of Cheltenham ...
... Hotel, Birmingham. George Elmer, of iVlistley, Essex, merchant, at Guildhall, London. Tb-unas Norris, of White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, Middlesex, victualler, at Guildhall. Dennis Griffiths, of Canterbury, Kent, draper, at Guildhall, London. 'lames Amis, ...
... proceedings, and has appointed sittings for the Ist and Bth of May. A serious misunderstanding has, it seems, arisen between the Drury-lane manager and some saf the principal performers, in consequence of which an appeal to the public is threatened by the w latter ...