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... remains, and the tender regret expressed for his loss. He seemed to quit the theatre o f t h e . world as he did that at Drury. Lane, before any of the energy, any of the graces, with which he was wont to inspirit or adorn the part he was to act, were enfeebled ...
... October; but many changes have taken _pliteesinee that time: and now we can see real water roll'Rik down a staircase at Drury-lane, in November, and have a complete shower-bath at the Coburg at Christmas. This 'le must allow to be a mast striking improvement ...
... them Protestant Jesuits. Accounts are received of the landing of Sir Robert Wilson at Vigo, to assist the Spaniards. 30. Drury-lane Theatre closOd for the season. JULY. . 1. Sir Robert Wilson i; said to have narrowly escaped being arrested by the Portuguese ...
... The Lord of the Manor. On Monday, Pizarro. On Tuesday, The Cabinet. On Wednesday, The Man of the World. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, Thursday, his Majesty's Servants will perform THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Peachu—, Mr. retry; Lockit, Mr. Dovvton ...
... The first night of the performance was on the 18th of Ottobar. The tiagedy has-thus stood that dramatic test which the Drury-lane Managets believed it could not have borne. It has also been.pidAished at New York, and ha , - a very &tear:ale. Private ...
... by Mr. Canning and Mr. Huskisson. ' OCTOBER. • I. The King made his public entry into Windsor Castle. Covent Garden and Drury-lane theatres opened for the season. 2. News arrived of the Cardinal Della-Ganga, having been made Pope. 3. News arrived of the ...
... MSJW THEATRK ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Ibis Present Ereauig. THB BEGGAR'S OPERA. Peachum. Mr. Terry; Lockit, Mr. Dovton; Filch, Mr. Kjujbt; Captain Macbeath, Madame Veitris ; Mrs. Peacbum, Mrs- Harlowe; Polly Peacbrun, -.Miss Stephens; Lac;, Mi»s Cubit*. After ...
... Jack Built. To-morrow, Cortez; or. The Conquest of Mexico, with Simpson and Co. and the New Pantomime. 'new theatre-royal, drury-lane. THIS PRESENT EVENING will be performed THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Peachum Mr. Terry, Lockit Mr. Dowton, Captain Macbeath Madame ...
... Published, for the PROPRIETORS, by THOMAS RICHARDS, Warwick-,,juare, near London. A, Woh. LXIV.—No. 19,573 THEATRE'ROYAL, DRURY LANE, THIS EVENING his Majesty’s Servants will perform THK BEGGAR’S OPERA. Peachum, Mr Terry; l.ockit, Mr. Captain Macheath, ...
... George Smart, M.D. Mr Smart was one of the original mem- bers of the London Philharmonic iety, and many years leader of Drury Lane Theatre. thy Glasgow, Mr Robert Watson, merchant, 17. At St Heliers, island of Jersey, Capt. John Douglas, late of the 7th ...
... This Day, when they are to attend personally, the names ot their securiiies. LOST, oil Tuesday Evening, in the vicinity of Drury-lane Theatre, a GOLD HUNTING-WATCH, ’Chain, Seal, and Key—Maker’s name Grant.” Whoever has found, and oill bring the same to ...
... remains to be scon. We have been informed that it requires 108 men to work the complicated machinery in the Moving Diorama at Drury-lane Theatre. Thursday being Christmas Day, High Mass was celebrated at the Spanish Ambassador’s Chapel, Spanish-place, Manc ...