... doings On Mr. Hunt's leaving, he was assailed with.uriiversal groauing and hissing, by the crowd, who Allowed him asj as Drury-lane Theatre, pelting him with cabbage sttjmps, &c. until he was at length compelled to take reftige a house in Little ftnss ...

... ordered to sing God save the King on their entering the royal box.—Globe and Traveller, Monday, Map 31. On Monday night, Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. Munden, so well known and admired as a Comic Actor of the first class, took hi* leave the Stage. He has been ...

... braditog to -that amount, and were then declared the contractors. On Friday last the King and Queen Sandwich Islands honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their presence, the Royal box being fitted for their reception by ebmmand of his Majesty. They were received ...

... December. The Ball for the Spitalfields Weavere produced wp of three thousand for their benefit. Elliston attempted to F.lm&u Drury-lane Jast night ;to qualify himself for part bhe had to much * sa::L and nsl;, that he actaally fell down upon the nu.r “ Gods” ...

... male dwarf, about 22 or 23 years of age. The qualifications of little person were at once made known to the managers of Drury-lane Ther-tre, who immediately upon the recommendation of the professional men who heard him sing, engaged him. His voice is ...

... in this city Paper. A Lucky Hit.—Parsons, the admirable representative of old men, and other characters in low Comedy, at Drury-lane Theatre, was early life a member a poor strojling company in North Wales, in which wretched situation he rather existed ...

... Hobinson, 19, George Nicfn>lls t 24, James Goulby, 18, front the Old Bailey. '1 Effects of Mr. Elliston, the late Lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, were sold Auction by Mr. Robins, Mr. E.'s residence. No. 9, Stralford Place, Oxford Road, London, on Monday last ...

... continued to enjoy the festivities the evening to a. late hour. Wednesday, at about twelve o'clock, part of the house, No. 87, Drury-lane, inhabited Mr. Braggs, fell with tremendous crash to the ground. The horror of the throng of passengers in the street be ...

... stead were at the play does not recollect seeing the Alderman at Croydon in the evening. John.Stuart, private box-ke ...

... opposition. is some vears since the money receipts at j, the Winter Theatres were so large as on c recent visits of the King. Drury-lane alone received nearly nine hundred and twenty pounds. Mary's Church, Leicester, Sunday even- ii, 3ii inst., was lighted ...