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... some orders which were given few mists to purchase saltpetre in this country have 1,.', countermanded. THE KING’S VISIT to DRURY-LANE THEATRE His Majesty again honoured thij Theatre ultl, i.i .euce Wednesday night; and, as former similar casious, was received ...
... INCIDENTS, &c. ABRIDGED. HU Majesty honoured Corent Garden Theatre with presence on Thursday evening, and Drury-Lane on Friday evening. The Dukes ol York and Clarence, following bU Majesty's example, have replied to memorial of Spiulfidda weavers, that ...
... subscription exceed 1200/. he thought the present would be regarded as a » wlls drunk *°- '“pSsperitytothe Theatrical Fund of Drury-lane Theatre, was drank with three times three. d, r. Robins in the absence his colleague, returned tWka manner the last toast ...
... TOMORROW. ( Frid , Obtoher 27, (being the last Night'she can have the Hondur of appearing in Consequence of her Return to Drury-Lane Theatre) ou which Occasion will be repeated the celebrated Opera of ROB ROY MACGREGOR; • ■ Or, AM Lang Synr, • ■ _ Bob Roy ...
... was not found upon me.” Hector Morrison identified two swords, which he, as the journeyman of Mr Underwood, the cutler, in Drury-lane, ground for the prisoner Ings. The order was given to uiake them “as sharp, needle at the point.” * Samuel Taunton was next ...
... maximum salary paid to (at least actresses) at the winter tbeateahLl Madame Vestris at Coveut-garden, and Miss Kelly at Drury-lane, receive £3O per week, or rhther £lO per night for their performance* during the week for alimiled period. Miss Stephens ...
... the London Tithe Question ; the Atheuaion ; Keportof Music ; The Drama;—Covent Garden Theatre; Freischiilz, yon Like It—Drury Lane Theatre ; Mr.Sapin, My Uncle Gabriel, Miss Foote, Ellislon r. Poule.—Mias Cramer, at Liverbjol —Mr. Decamp, and Macready ...
... and St. Domingo.iâJune 1. Martin and Son; Brighthelm* ¦ ston, Sussex, drapers.âJune 9. Messrs. Nash, Princcsstreet, Drury-lane, London, glaziers.âMay 25. Cryer, Barker, and Hargreaves, Little Bolton; millwrights.â June 10. Davies, Prior, and Bate ...
... cut him down iu a slate of insensibility, but be soon recovered. A few nights since, Mrs. P. a young widow, residing in Drury-lane, attempted to put end to her existence poison. She had been the eve matrimony with a young man, it is said, belonging to ...
... we understand, that the question, as the right of representing Lord Byron’s Tragedy of Marino Falie.ro on the boards of Drury-lane Theatre, is to he decided by Court of Law; but, until the decision takes place, 'Mr. Glliston to be permitted to continue ...
... been visited by-lwo „ .» . lie.iUh appeared to be perfectly restored. Besides hia rI . , actor, possessed wine-vaults in Drury-lane, and aP , ' i. from which aeveral literary works pcrtodimMy it ginally pfipteri There was apecnlntr linmonr »»J»» v marked ...
... might produce bad effects. I invite you, iu consequence, to change the performance, and substitute less indecent piece.” Drury-Lane Theatre.—We have had an opportunity going over this Theatre, and of observing in detail the improvements with which it to ...