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... well, considering that the really authentic life of the Noble Poet, it pretty well known, was committed to the flames. . DRURY Lane Theatre.-Oo Saturday night new Comedy from the pen avowedly of Lord Llengall, entitled Follie* pashion, was brought out ...
... with very faint hopes of recovery—not generally known that he was horn England —Kean expected to resume his station at Drury Lane in February.—Mr. Price, the American lessee that Theatre, arrived in London, —A descendant the celebrated Edwin made successful ...
... Comedy SHE WOULD AND SHE WOULD NOl- WITH THE LADY OF THE LAKE The Parts of V OLITA and ELLEN TREE, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and positively for this night only. R. consequence the unavoidable disappointment the Inhabitants and its vicinity were ...
... Shares; Kent Water Shares; London and Commercial Dock Stock, and Bristol Dock Shares; British Commercial Assurance Shares; Drury Lane Theatre Renter's Share; Waterloo Annuities; City Imperial and Chartered Gas Shares; RusseUlnstitution Sharesand Reversionary ...
... many nights, and was much applauded • it had the powerful support of Mr. Braham, who made his first appearance in it at Drury Lane, and sung a hunting cavotina, in a masterly style; as well a beautiful ballad From shades of night with great truth of ...
... person, who has now the sole right it, should any deem it worth publication, after no more. Mr. Bunn, stage manager of Drury* lane Theatre, has also Tragedy of mine in his bands, entitled ** Reginald the Revenger}* own conscience will dictate to that ...
... was a worthy, amiable man, much respected beloved all who knew him. whispered in the dramatic circles that the lessee of Drury Lane offered Miss Foote an engagement «t his Theatre, on condition that she would not perform last Saturday Covent Garden for ...
... of this Theatre, their first aopear- ance here these five years; Miss S. BOOTH, of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Lane, who engaged for limited period, her first appearance here these three years; Miss -MAYHEW. of the Theatre Royal, Liverpool ...
... Comedy of the HONEY MOON; Duke Aranza, -Mr. the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden ; Jacques, Mr. Barley, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; Juliana, Miss Jarnian, the- Theatre Royal, Covent Garden Atter which, a popular new Drama, in two Acts, never performed ...
... , Ellesmere, Neath, Monmouth, Union and other Navigations, Grand Junction and Middlesex Water Works, Covent Garden and Drury- Lane Theatres, &c- ; also Reversions in the Funds and other Property, Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Middlesex and Surrey ...
... the pieces produced were very successful, owing to the beautiful new scenery got for their embellishment. The name that Drury Lane is the Savoyard and his Monkey ; that at Covent Garden, Tuckitomba, nr the Obi Sorceress. Mademoiselle Sontag's vocal powers ...
... remainder of the season First night of tiie celebrated Dancers and Pantomimists, THE THREE MKSSRS. RIDGWAY, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Port St. Martin, Paris, who are encaged for limited period. MISS COVENEY's SECOND WEEK. THIS present MONDAY, October ...