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... to his Mr. H—, the minute but brilliant splendour of whose wit was lost in the broad, coarse glare of the lamp-lights at Drury-lane—but is still worthy of Charles Lambe. The First Grey Hair, a serious thing with most ladies, whether married or single ...
... January, 1798, and General 'Opiember. At the time of bis death h.* vt-s four* Gensratia the IM. ■»>.-, ..j THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING Friday),^Jan- I, will performed Othello Mr. K«an ; Cassio, Mr. Cooper ; Ia?o, Mr. Young: Desdemon#, Miss Phillips; ...
... THEATRICALS Drury lane. Kean performed Ruhard on Mom ay night to a full iiouse, but the gods wanted the pantomime, the whole pantomime, and nothing but the pantomime ;” nor would they listen even «o their favourite. He took their hint accordingly, and ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING will be performed Shakspeare's Tragedy of OTHELLO. Duke of Venice, Mr. Thompson ; Brabantio, Mr. Younge ; Lodovico, Mr. Aitken ; Cassio, Mr. Cooper; Roderigo, Mr. Browne . Othello, Mr. Kean ; lago, Mr. Younij. ...
... pd. British Annuity, Old • • • • 601. sh. 261 pd. Ditto Old, Consolidated • • 601. Mi. all pd. Ditto New 1:413111. 11 pd. Drury Lane Renter • •••• ••• • • •• • • Canada Cumpany •• • 1001 sh. 1314 pd. City Navigation Bonds 4 p. .A. City Bonds, G p. ot. ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE The Managers of Drury seem to think the public will derive amusement from Venice Preserved at their house, notwithstanding it has become fashionable attraction at Covent-Garden. Upon the merits of the rival actresses, the part of lielvidera ...
... Fisherman), Mr, Braham, ' useful possible, and thn the eneficial tffectsof Warm (originally acted by him with great success at Drury lane and Vapor Bathing may generally known Distaset Theatre) ; Don i, •« the Viceroy Neples), of the Skin, in Gout, Rheumatism ...
... 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 ...
... iFFOßU,King's Arms,WesHninster-ioad,Soulhw ark; Mr. Maynard. Britannia Tavern,Camden Town ; Mr.Wll.soN. Marlborough Head, Drury-lane; Mr. Lee, King’s Arms, Bishopsgate Churchyard,• Mr. Arnold, Crown and Sceptre, Brixlon Hill, Surrey; Mr. Horn, Plough, ...
... 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 ...
... Lieutenant-General, 1st Jan. 1798, and General, 25th Sept. 1803. At the time of ?? death lie was fourth General in thle list. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-This Evening will be presented, OTHELLO. Oihello, Sir. Kean; Cussla, Mir. Cooper; Roderigo, Mir. Browne; ]ago, ...
... ot; and • • that Govermnant Intend to loge it a legal tender.—The, Witch Finder, • new drama, was produce/ on Saturdayat Drury Lane Theatre for the first and last time—The. Life of Bonaparte. forming two volumes of the Family Litroiy, is one of the most ...