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... .DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Booth's performance of Richard is like his Brut,:r, a close imitation of Mr. Kean. As ia often the case copies, it possesses some of the beauties and all the faults of the original. Generally speaking, however, it has neither ...
... I DRURY LANE THEATRE. imitation ofadded the pe- According to his own account, Mr. B oot h h as come over from America for the purpose of suppl y i ng t h e place of Kean, during the transatlantic trip whi c h t h at gentleman has deemed it advisable to ...
... I{l F:1:'1'. r. Alarm% G. three well-known pick. pockets, Mere charged with following a gentleman from Drury -lane Theatre, on Monday night, to St. Martin's-court, and there picking his pocket of a handkerchief. Ir. Sharp . , another pickpocket, was brought ...
... low; and that the most intricate and deranged Accounts wt7l be properly corrected with the greatest despatch. Offico—S, Drury lane, nor Holbotm. ...
... time, an entirely new Comic Borletta, called Wheel. 'viol i n s Wheel., in which Mir. Voule, late of the Theatres Royal Drury. lane and I.yerion, w.II male her first appearance on this Slue —Othrr No►elties are in preparation. ...
... the tate Lord Oug lny. On Friday last, Colonel Douglas, of Ike Gemlemen whu lately funned the Committee of Mauagentent of Drury - lane Theatre, hie residence iu Staffmd-filai e. On de 17th of March, at Duerr, after a fee , hours illness, to the great Kr ...
... Just published, price GI n BERON ; or, The Charmed Horn, as now performiog (with universal applause) at the Theatre Royal, Drury • lane: printed from the Acting Copy, under the direction of the Managers; embellished with a Portrait of Miss Vincent. Also nifty ...
... .1. S. Carter, of Liverpoiloneretiont.—J. %Plea% of Lambstreet,Spitalfields, Middlesex, polato.mercharrt.—T.Culline, of Drury lane, Middlesex, grueer.—W. Worrell, of Liverpool, merchant-J. Gully and W. GAT—C. Willis, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, huil ...
... FIRE. Drury lane was yesterday morning thrown into a state of the greatest alarm by the sudden breaking out of a fire in the premises of Mr. Pingold, baker, at the corner of Stewart'a-rents. The flames were first discovered about half.past nine, and spread ...
... Taylor.. Mr.lieoley,of Bishops. thurpe. Mr. Cowden A few (thuds of the Society of the Jour. ney •eo Cur.iers, front the Lion Drury. lane l3l. 3,. J. Mookleuuse, Esq. Earl street, Markt. tam and four street 2 J. 11 1 0 Anonymous 1 0 H. T Grote and Co His Grace ...
... GIMLET have left Drakelow, in Derbyshire. for the Earl of COVENTRY'S seat, Croome, IVorcesteraliire. Mr. BOCHSA is engaged ut Drury lane Theatre, as composer to that estoblislimerit, for ten years. It is uoderstood thus he does not lend the orchestra this season ...
... THEATRES. Some misunderstanding, we learn, at kwesent exists between Mr. Morris, of the Haymarket 'I heave, and the Managers of Drury Lane and Covent Gsrden. The following statement will put the public in possession of the case, and at the same time, thew the ...