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... (lied on Monday last, at the Hospital. Mr. Cooke teas originally a hot - presser, and kept a warehouse in Prince's-street, Drury-lane. It was, however, a few years since burnt twit. Mr. Cooke then was constant his visits to the theatre,—lte himself wrote ...
... (second tin.e here,) a new melo-dramatic l'h„teftainment, as performed 'forty nights last season at the TK,atre-Roval, Drury-lane, called SAVOYARD AND HIS MONKEY. t . lek ets to be had of Mr. A N DR Ews, at Mr. Hughes's, Clay_ and at the usual places ...
... undergo Parliamentary inquiry next Session. A new comedy, the production of Mr.Knowles, j was most unfavourably received Drury-lane theatre oil Saturday evening. A portion of the audience were disposed to give it impartial hearing, but the great majority ...
... constitutional source—Town and County Meetings. A play called the Blind Beggar Green, by Mr. KNOWIZS, completely condemned at Drury-lane on Saturday se'nnight. We think the new mode of appealing to the audience for a patient bearing, one, which might be co ...
... THE THEATRES, DRURY•LANE.—The Beggar qf Bethnal-Grecn, was played on Saturday for the first and last time ; in 4 consequence of which we do not feel disposed to enter into any lengthy discussion of its merits or its errors. %tie shall sum up the latter ...
... for a term of thirty-three years, at ground rent ajf. per annum. Lots 3 and t. TWO RENTERS’ SHARES in the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, entitling the possessors to an income varying with (he number of performances from 13L 10s. to lil. annually, for seventy ...
... Cobourg, fur an infringement of rights of Drury-lane Theatre, amounting to paid on demand, by Mr. Davidge, into the Mr. Reynolds; the , plaintiffs attorney. Differences are laid to have atisen bet' of Drury Lane Theatre and the Select Management, the Chairman ...
... THEATRICAL CHIT-CHAT. A tragedy called Alfred, by Mr. Knowles, has been at Drury-lane for these past two years, but owing to e misunderstanding between Mr. Price and his predecessors, has not yet been put in train for representation.—The Beggar's Daughter ...
... separate back entrance, held for a term of thiiiythree years, a ‘ground rent of 25/. per annum; also two Renter’s Shares in Drury-lane Theatre, producing 151. year each, and a transferable Free Admission.—May be viewed and particulars had on the Premises; ...
... immediate course of institution, the same party against Sir. Klliston. Differsnces are said to have arisen between the lassse DrUry-lane Theatre and the Select Commute the Chairman of which is John Ctlcraft, Esq. SEP. They relate to various causes and objections ...
... was chief clerk, has been officially called upon to make good the deficiencies, amonntiog to t 2.1,01.10. The lessee of Drury-lane theatre has received a new drums, from the author of Puid Pry, in which Union has a singularly eccentric ilia, trier allotted ...
... t ' ' I\l THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING hla Majesty's Servants will perform the Tragedy of HAM LET. Claudius, Kir j g of Denmark, Mr. Mode; Hamlet, Mr. Young ; Horatio, Mr. Aitken ; Laerteo, Mr. J. Vining; Polonius, Mr. W. Farren ; Gh:rat of ...