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... In our perfect irupurtiaJity between the two regret exceedingly that we cannot give the same praise to the pantomime at Drury Lane ; which, either of the two parts above-mentioned, is not executed well as it conceived. The foundation the harlequinade—the ...
... THEATRES. DRURY-LANE. On Saturday an actress new ta this Theatre appeared as Violante in The Wonder. Though new, she seemed by no means inexperienced, and made her way through the part without much alarm, and, to do her justice, with considerable spirit ...
... THEATRE kOYAL; DRURY LANE. r - TIIIIS EVENING, Monday, his Majesty's Sec. A. Vents will perform ihe Tragedy of CORIOLAN US. Ratuaris=--Caius Marcia% 9 Mr. NVallack ; Cominius, Mr. Pore ; Volumnia, tics. Egerton; Virgilia, Miss. Chester ; Valeria, Miss ...
... bear, mink-in, sea-horse, and dogs, with mher curious articles, have been sent to the Museasa at Edinburgh. THEATIMS4it Drury-Lane on Saturday a young • Lady made her appearance in the character of Vu.- loge, and acquitted herself with success.—At Co ...
... salary, but will not return to Covent-Garden until early in the spring.—(Herald.) Mrs. RENAUD, formerly Mrs. PO WELL, of Drury-lane Theatre, is at this time the . Elspeth of Craigburn-foot, in the Antiquary, at the Edinburgh Theatre. The tragedy of Wallace ...
... appearrsi that early on the morning of Christmasday, the prosecutor left the White Hart politic-house in White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, nut of which house be was followed by the poisoner, and a call:: with whom lie was connected, who load also been drinking ...
... Father-in-law, and Ally. FERDINAND. THEATRE.—Th I e lively and interesting rinedy of The Wonder was revived on Satur,TlY, at Drury-Lane Theatre. It is so pleasant in va.rietY of its incidents and its characters that it Ought to be cleared from some of those ...
... appeared•that,•early on the tnorning of Christmas-day, the prosecutor left the White hart public-house, in White I;lart-yard, Drury-lane, out of Which house he was followed. by the prisoner, and a gang, with whom, he was connected, who had also been drinking ...
... THEATRES. DRURY LANE. The tragedy of Coriolanas was acted last night, and Mr. Wallack became the representative of Caius Mafcius. His performance on the whole was a very successful effort, though in the ...
... which is elegantly painted em nedallion. Shoes of blue gros die Naples, and white kid long gloves.-LA BELLS ASSEZtaLEE. DRURY-LANE T'HEkTrtle-The Tragedy of Co- riolanus was represented last night with much splkndour of scenery and decoration. The part ...
... No. I .2.6C9. I ' • 'll-IEATRE hOYAL, DRURY LANE. r'IUS EVENING, Tuesday, his Majesty's Servants perform the Opera of THE LORD OF THE MANOR. loins Contra-t, Mr. Gattie ; Youo7: Constant, Mr. Ear%d ; Mr. T. Cooke ; Trnemore, Mr. Braham, (his 4th appearance ...
... It appeared that, early the morning of Christmas-day, the prosecutor left the White Hart 'public-house, White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, out of which house he was followed by the prisoner, a gang, with whom he was connected, who had also been drinking in the ...