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... number of years. The sums paid by Ws hiaiesty for the free admission of the Public in the evening. into Covent-Garden and Drury lane Theatres, is 7501. each ; to the Haymarket and English Opera House, 3501. each and to Sadler's Was, anal. ...
... of Westiniaster and Sc. James's. ' At the conclusion o - t the seam act of the opera of Lrve is a Village, last night, at Drury Lane, Mrs. Becher was recognised in Prince Leopold'. Box by some persons Ili the Pit, who called out Miss O'Neil, Miss O'Neil ...
... gllth, and 9 it. The Kio . ei Vifit to ihe Theatrei.--We have great gratification in recording, that his Majesty honoured Drury Lane with his presence on Tuesday, and Covent Garden on Wednesday. The year ss hi, h has elapsed since the demise of his Royal ...
... Princes street, Drury. lane, suddenly complained of a slight ind.sposition, and desired to sit down ; medical assistance was sent for, but before the professional gentleman had arrived, she was a corpse..—ltlr. Atkinson, of Drury lane, r.n Wednesday, ...
... into Covent-Garden .7 aIY as. I aal yours, fie. T. Spio, . : -- . ever, kept for some time hovering round the tables, and Drury lane Theatres, is 7501. each ;to the Hay- A Husband at R,Jr.—The NVexford Ilerald s,(Continued from ear 455 Page.) some tsgerly ...
... de Worde; zrSl. t 3s. Cl. Canterbury lain, a Manuscript of ta.th or century ; ros. 6d. An extra.r. dinary collection of Drury-lane and Coverit.garden play bills. Irons the year 1751 to the pi esent time. The early volumes cont.in some curious Mb. no:es ...
... dAi Fl:firm Fnter Oxlyrrjr, in a long pla:d cloak, turned up with black velvet, a Landlord of the Craven Head Tavern, Drury-Lanes/VW:am Wriff, his Nater—Attendants,Ofhcers, &c. Cluff.—An please your Worship, I am a wader what waits at taverns and places ...
... said of this Lord Stratford, he was a person that a Prince would rather be afraid than ashamed of. At an obscure t ivern in Drury-lane (a bayliffs) is a good picture of th.s worthy and also of others of his time, taken upon some execution, 1 suppose formerly ...
... well-known talents, wrote a tragedy on the same subject a few years ago, which was steered, and even under rehearsal at the late Drury-lane Theatre, but the be at that place prevented its represents- Ntw MARRIAGE ACT.—We 1111dellEand se steam-packets crossing ...
... committed on Sunday last; in the dwelling house of David Cameron, of the Strand, pawn-bruker. The prisoner nal apprehended in Drury•lane, having in her possession at the time a damask table-cloth and a pair of buckskin breeches, which were subsequently indents ...
... eented to her late husband dering the jubilee at Sleet forst, by one of her (Mrs. S.'s) fatuily.—To the The. atrical Fund of Drury.lane Theatre, 2 001. To Hannah More, rool.—To Christopher Garrick, her nephew, the gold snulf.box, set with diamonds, given to ...
... whose name was not known until Thursday. His name was George Ross, a journeyman carpenter, and lived at so, Parker -street, Drury-lane. From his wife's statement, it appears that he and she were at market, after which they went into a public-house, at a late ...