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... Saturday night, Mr. Fisher, the ?? Messenger, left town with despatches for Vienia. On Saturdday -the Ai niversary Dinner of Drury- Lane Theatrical Fund, took place at the Freemasons' 'ravern, the Marquis of Hlertford was in the Chair.- Upwards of I1OOL was ...
... theatricals is adopted at Drury. . lane; the stars (Kean, Young, Liston, Stephens, &e.) perform under short engagements, and then take trips 11i-o the conntry, thus making way for each other alter- ; nately: Kean and Liston left Drury-lane last week, y and Young ...
... fore- tntost of that gallatit little band of officers, who attacked and captured (te Cato-street conspirators. Mr. Young ?? Drury- lane Tbeatre last night,and imnmedialtey proceeds to Bath, to perforin the range of his principal characters there. Mr. Macready ...
... (founded on al; Italian story) by Mrs. Hemans, is comning nut at Covent Garden. M11r. Kean is indi'sposed, and cannnt apparat Drury- Lane Theatre ;-comnplaint' a sort of AIneadyftver. It is reported a distant relation of Liston, tbe comediar, lately dead, bequeat ...
... Monday broughlit, in which Mr. Elliston was defetuilaut, to recover money paid by persons who, when his Majesty visitedl Drury- lane Theatre, coulod not obtain seats, or even stanidinig- room The Jury, in all tie cases, found for the plaintiffs. A certain ...
... -John Sowden, Jun. of Wakefield, York, corn- ?? Dicken, of Burslem, Stafford, hatter.- Henry Hewitt, or Priuces-street, Drury-lane, Middlesex, ?? Pratt, of Archer-street, Westminster, Iron-founder.-Thos. Holt, of Arnold, Nottinghamshire, dealer and chapruan ...
... Counsel at the Scottish bar are employed on the occasion. Miss Wilson, who two years ago made so snccess- fuil a debut at Drury-lane Theatre, and subsequently in Irelaad, is going to Italy to perfect her taste in that celebrated laud of song., Price of ...
... 7001(. It may be stated without exaweratioi, that oO tOO,. were spent during the week by tihe visitors at thie Feztival. Drury-lane and Covent Garden theatres ol.:eted on VWedtiesday evenitig, to full houses, and'the performances went off with great eclat ...
... future to have the charge of the warrant omcers' stores, with an increase to their pay for such, additional responsibility. Drury-lane Theatre vill open on tbe first of October. A view piece, founded on the romnnee of Kenilwoi tt, is to be produced, and will ...
... the 5th April, 1822, to the 5th April, 1823, was 28,2O3,328. The enterprising Elliston is, we hear, preparing the stage of Drury-lane Theatre foi a-new species of entertainment, in addition to the great talent in actors which hie still retains. Kean, Liston ...
... stands woefully in need of eleansing ! Alterations and embellishments to a very considerable eitent are proceeding with at Drury-lane Theatre, prepara- tory to it; ensuing opeitig. and it is calculated that (be ex- pei;ce will amount to nearly 6,0001. DICE ...
... :-AdIrishman hailfdrunk ; a Scotch. I man balf starved ; an Englishman Wilth his belly full. Mr. Elliston was taken ill at Drury-lane theatre on Wednesday evenino, when about t6.perform in the Road ΒΆ to Ruin. It is understood the disorder with which he was ...