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... family in Wilson-et cot, Edgeware-road. The young female that was with him is his sister; they were returning home from Drury-lane Theatre when he committed the dreadful act. We have since heard that he is in a fair way of recovery. On Wednesday evening ...
... arriv:A in a foreign harbour, combines all that is grand and natural in the art. A village the Doverroad and the interior uf Drury-lane Theatre by Roberts, are also splendid triumphs of skill and perception. There was sonic most adventurous slack-reap vaultieg ...
... s, he says, do not exceed 24,0001.; which is not so large a sum as he laid out in the alteration, a few years since, of Drury-lane Theatre, and for this, he proposes to make over to his creditors four-fifths of the annual profits of the house, until the ...
... Duke street, Westmninster, Nathaniel Atcheson, Esq. in the S5Ith year of his age. Os Wedneeday, Mir Bengough, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre, and lately On Tuesdy mornig, r trandll ofth stnrch manuractory, Lamnbeth, when Posingnea Hecuce oililieLanhet, ...
... strength, and his attraction contitinue-i undiminished. Drury-Lane treasury is said to have netted 402/. on the night he played in The Hypocrite. The Opera of the Siege of liely rade announced Drury- Lane on Tuesday, to introduce Mr. Sinclair, tor the first ...
... leaving eight youug children to deplore her loss.— Atter an illness of some weeks, Mr. Bengough, formerly a Performer at Drury-lane Tneatre, and lately at the Surrey and the Coburg Theatres.—Mr. J. Tasker, in his 71st year.—At Manchester, in the 63d year ...
... Mouth, containing a niusute Reaiew of the Causes and Effects of the late Disturbed State of the Money Market-XXIL Theatres; Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Adelphi, &c. Also a Register of all recent Occurrencesofmoment, in Politics, Art, Science, and Literature ...
... grand opening from the liaym4rket:lo S t; Martin's Church will proceed forthwith. Mr. Llengottgh, formerly a perfortner at Drury-lane Theatre Ind at . the Surrey and Cohonrg Theatres, cm Wctlneaday roorn!tig, aftvr an itl.a.sl of to;l3c ...
... and Spirits in proportion. Champaigne, let quality, Mousseaux et non Mousseaux, Rouge et Blanc, 635. and 725. per dozen. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—To be LET Nightly, TWO PRIVATE SPLENDID STAGE BOXES, for Eight Persons, for 21. 2s. each Box. Also a Personal Admission ...
... joining his old friends, the Greeks—Sir WALTER SCOTT exhibited in Ireland —Service of plate offered Mr. ELLISTON, by the Drury Lane Proprietors, for' his SERVICE to their Theatre; ordered to stand over, till they can afford to make it larger—KEAN arrived ...
... attempt' anould never have led us trescppese. A Mr. Priest, who keeps a tavern in Maiden-lane, has lately made his debut at Drury-lane theatre, but the . wags that this is . not the public line in which he, is likeliest to thrive. • . . THE numher.of christenings ...
... the daughter of Lancelot Chambers, Esq. of In Foley-place, Miss Catherine Winter. Mr. Bengough.. formerly a perfonwr at Drury-lane and the Richard Holt, Esq. of King's-read. C. Moss, late of Doughty-street, London. Stephe Shute Rowe, Esq. late of the ...