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... Theatre; Mr. Smith, his first appearance these ten years ; Mr. Howell, from, Drury Lane Theatre; Mr. Paulo, his first appearance these six years; Master Weil AND, from Drury Lane Theatre; Mr. Dennis and Mr, Forster, from the Adclphi Theatre. —Miss Jarman ...
... superior Court. W Mr Bishop wl.o has been composer Covcnt-gardcn for the 1 t 14 years, at the end of this season removes Drury lane, with a . A-y.QO per anatim for three years. 8 the Court of King’s Bench. Thursday, Mr. Holmer, a wholesale ironmonger the ...
... direct reverseof all this has been the case, —that with the exception of the early part of this season, when Mr. Bunn was at Drury Lane, was constantly at his post, —that no deficiency of talent can brought against him, from the fact of his having conducted ...
... (for the first time) a new splendid Drama, called THE REVOLT OF THE GREEKS: Or, The MAID of ATHESS ; (Now acting nightly at Drury Lane Theatre, with unprecedented popularity) for which new and extensive Scenery has been some time preparation. Mr. Wards, Ida ...
... SHVTEfty . Acting Maoager A)n which the -charoctei tbe liulu of ' G/orferwilUbe undertaken by anfcsomry. In nit duties -at Drury Lane Theatre hivrwr nffveated« havinf fulfitlinga prumisegiven that effect last scaaon. WANTED*; : YOUTH a*an Apprentice to the ...
... in very high terms, to lead the tragic department the concern—and Miss Jarman, who, hear, engaged unprecedented terms, at Drury Lane Theatre, the Comic Muse, passes the summer with us, previous to her metropolitan transplantation, Mr. Shoter, (re-engaged ...
... have done well, with a selection of other pieces sterling merit j but what could induce Mr. Elliston, the great lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, to brine forward Khia Khan Khruse, juggler and mountebank, to exhibit his “feats of agility, Protean transformation ...
... Sapio to receive 1,400/. and a benefit guaranteed at 400/. more for certain number of nights at Drury-lane Theatre. A fracas has taken place Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Poole, the dramatist, calling with a friend on Mr. Ellistnn receive an answer to letter ...
... been visited by-lwo „ .» . lie.iUh appeared to be perfectly restored. Besides hia rI . , actor, possessed wine-vaults in Drury-lane, and aP , ' i. from which aeveral literary works pcrtodimMy it ginally pfipteri There was apecnlntr linmonr »»J»» v marked ...
... aud ex- »d In elegant and energetic language, and that'the allusions arc and the images happy. was first brought out at Drury-Lane, in ISOS. was remarkably auccesstiil, and has continued favourite with the Dublic ever since, aud we think it is matter ...
... speedily to take (dace between Mrs Coutts, the richest widow in England, and R. VV. Elliston, Esq. Lessee and Manager of Drury-lane Theatre. The sum of 2,501*,000/, in specie, being the amount of the Austrian Loan, which was landed at Dover, has arrived ...