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... Stephenson, in tarre. Lord Nurnsauby, Mr. Craven, and Mr. Malbews sviortd (be greatest talent. Were they upon (be boards of Drury.Lane Cuveiil.farden, they would be eonsiilernd ae* cuniplished arlors. The theatre itself beautifully constracted. The scenery ...
... Siephetismi, iu the tarcr. Lonl Normauby, Mr. Craven, and Mr. Mathcwa evinced tbe greatest talent. Were they upon tbe boarda of Drury.Lane or Co vent.garden, they would eoiuiileicd nioat accoiiiplished actors. The theatre itself ia beautifully Const rue te>l ...
... only retires from the stage, but quit 3 London, to reside in the country altogether. At the suggestion of the committee of Drury-lane theatre, understand it is intended to restore the price of admission to the boxes to seven shillings. The great expence ...
... agenari he comedy was origina liy prodaced, ha’ 3 been where ¢ interesting repr esentation.-The New d Prince selected for this Drury Lane is entitled, Jack n) to the | Christe mas Pantomime at Princess- of the HipDEN in the Box, or Harlequin and the Garden, ...
... where the comedy originally produced has been selected for this interesting representation— The New Christmas Pantomime at Drury Lane is entitled Jack m the Box or Harlequin and Princess-6 f Hidden Island and the one at Covent Garden1 Harlequin and Robin ...
... Com. Court.—John Wyherg Shaw and Adam Wallace Elmslie. Fencmirch-buildines, London, merchants Com. Court.—Robert Levens, Drury-lane, Middlesex, coach-master, Coin. Court.—Edwin Cottinghain. llexley. Kent, surgeon and apothecary. Com. Court.—South Morse ...
... Follies of Fi ‘ashion, bas been purch ased asser nd hundred and fifty pounds. specu to by a spirited publisher forone of Drury-lane catior —At the suggestion of the cominittee ded to restore the price of admis- respe le- Theatre, it is inten sudde of sion ...
... called The Follies of Fashion been purchased a spirited publisher for one hundred and fifty pounds At the the committee of Drury-lane Theatre is intended to restore the price of admission the boxes to seven shillings Opera On Sunday the ult new opera produced ...
... trade were English, and only 21 French. — Times. The Chesh ire Cheese public-house, in Russell-court, trical resort, was y Drury-lane, the celebrated thea! ow ing to. the bed-curtains burnt down Saturday night, Ny taking fire—The Dru- in the second floor ...
... black and white tended by a party of fashionables, meo, a t Drury-lane Thea- that Massa Famagoo acted Ko d that Doctor Swimming tre with the happ jest effect, an Muck was the most pop ular physician in London. This is the consumma tion to which the advocates ...
... her house in some yet unkuown square which was numerously at tended by of fashionables black white— that acted Romeo at Drury-lane Theatre with the happiest effect and that Doctor Swimming Muck the popular physician iu London This is the consummation ...
... preceding, at the very time that Miss Mitford's Tragedy, founded tbe story of his ancestor, was delighting crowded audiences Drury-lane. M. de Rienzi was retarniog from China, after having spent ten years in travelling i,n the East, where made an invaluable ...