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... to unless accompanied with remittances, and postage paid. P. S. Persons visiting London may obtain Boxes at the King's, Drury Lane, and Co vent Garden Theatres, on the most reasonable terms- _■ - ...
... character, made reduction of ten percent, from their present half-year's rents— Chester Cour ant The Christmas pantoniine at Drury-Lane, The Man in the Moon, or Harlequin Dog Star, and that Covent Garden, Mother Shipton, Iliquct with the Tuft have delighted ...
... to his customers Times. Lucky —Parsons, the admirable representative of old men, and other characters in low comedy, at Drury-lane Theatre, was in early life a member of a poor strolling company in North Wales, in which wretched situation herather existed ...
... rockets with sticks, and the inconvenience and liability to derangement of the winged rockets. Kean is to make his appearance Drury-lane Theatre on Monday next, as Shylock It is said that women are employed in the astronomical computations of the Nautical Almanack ...
... America, and tiie want of reciprocal feelings In the British Government ! Ke appraiUnce Kean. —Mr, Kean made hit re-appearance Drury-lane theatre on Monday n'igbt, for the first time since expiatory exile Nortli America, In the character of Shylodt. On the rising ...
... Monday, and transacted official business, for the .first 'time since his leave absence from the King. Mr. Kean re-appeared Drury-lane last night in the character Shy lock. At a'Court of Aldermen held yesterday, the following just compliment to the illustrious ...
... reprieved for a week. There has been collected at the Bazaar and a Ball York the sum of for the weavers out of employment. Drury- Lane. Kean, who has been some days in England, made his first appearance, after his expiatory self-banishment, on these boards ...
... the Quarto Ip Review, be received 000/. per annum from Mr. Murray. Mr. Elliston is engaged for limited uumberof nights at Drury lane. A circular,” issued by the trustee of Constable and Co.’s estates (the great booksellers of Edinburgh) intimates that from ...
... Mr. elm IT a^et * more striking and more powerful tiian on the occasion question. n * , s produced larger receipts at Drury-lane rett;! durjng ll evenings that he has acted since bis erica * l any former occasion. One * *hrty-three pounds were received ...
... Cuchrane Fine, —s. to —s. present annihilated all their expectations ; however they Kean has produced larger receipts at-Drury-lane theatre, will be flanked by the cavalry, every sixth man left Geneva the 22d December, to go to Italy—The United to 36s ...
... reduction will drive out aeveral the weaker officer. Sir Humphrey Davy ia in very ill health. Kean produced larger receipta at Drury-lane Theatre, during the few eveninga that he haa acted ainee bia return from America, than on any former oceaaion. issl. were ...
... which Theatre, it it said, Mr. Ebsrt also secured the great Sontag. There have been a few HUeordant jars between the Manager Drury-lane and Mias Graddon, which have I ended in the young Lady’s quitting the Theatre. I Digoura, we are sorry to hear, during the ...