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... 1745, Dr. Burney, author of the General History of Music, composed parts for the melody, at the desire of Mrs Cibber, of Drury-lane, at which Theatre it was sung almost nightly, in slow and solemn manner, the whole audience usually joining in the chorus ...
... Tuck, Howland-streei builders 22. E. Davies, Walnut-tree-a 22. J. W. Shaw and A. W. Elmelle, Fe 7:haute—Jan 22, R. Levens, Drury- lane. c, Cottinghain. Bexley, Kent, surgeon—Jan. leis isra-manufacturer—Jan. 27, E. Skiller, 23, C. Fair, Liverpool, wine-merchant ...
... the prosecutrix, that the prisoner first accosted her on Thursday night, as she was stepping into a coach at the door of Drury Lane Theatre, i nsi nuating that he wa .a gentleman of rank aild hanour, and after enquiring her destinafion, requested her to ...
... Shaw and A. allace Elmslie, of Fenchurch.huiidings, merchants, Jan. 22, at one, ,at Bwfinghall-street—Robert Levens, of Drury-lane, Coachmaster, Jan. 22, at twelve, Baainghall-stteel—Edwin Cottingham, Beslty, Kent, surgeon, Jan. 82, at twelve, Basing ...
... Wainut-tree-walk, Lambeth, engineer J ar• 22. J. W. Shaw and A. W. Elmslie, Fenchurch.buildings, mer- Thante-Jan 22, R. Levens, Drury- lane. coach-maeter-Jan. 22, B. Cottingharn. Bexley, Kent, surgeon-Jan. 23, G. Moore, Sheffield, stis sera-manufacturer-Jan. 27 ...
... Cock Robin or Vulcan and Venus. It appears to fall short rather in point of execution than in that of con tion.—The one at Drury-lane Jack in the Box, or Harlequin and the Princess of the Hidden Island, however bs allowed to be inferior to no Pantomime since ...
... of the prosecutrix that the prisoner first accosted her on Thursday night as she was stepping into a coach the doors of Drury lane Theatae, intimating that he was gentleman rank and honour; and after inquiring her destination, requested permission to ...
... was waited upon by a gentleman, who requested know whether it was fact, that if bis Majesty did visit Covent-tiarden and Drury-Lane, tliere would a likelihood of an expression of popular dissatisfaction being manifested ? I said, and tell the gentleman ...
... intercourse brlween the Republic which I huve the honour to represent, and the Republic of Colombia.” TU I. ATK K ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING will perfcrmed THE BRIGAND. After which, KY WIFE! WHAT WIFE? To conclude with the new Splendid Comic Paul ...
... completely borne cut by the facts. London Medical Gazette, May 30, 1829. John Murray, Albemarle-st.eat. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE— THI* EVENING. THE BRIGAND. MY WIFE! WHAT WIFE? and the PANTOMIME. BOXE- to be LET in every part of the House. Admission ...
... HALL, J., Rupert-street, Goodinan's-fields, licensed-victualler, Jan. 22, at ten. , LEVENS, It., Drury.lane, coach master. Jan.:22,ot twelve. MORSE, S., Hatfield Peverel, Essex, thruwster, Jan. 22, at_ ten. PEARN F., C., Maidstone. grocer, Jan. 22. at ...
... be produced a new Operatic Piece called LOVE IN WRINKLES. (As perfermed with distinguished success at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane ) Adolphe (a young French Officer) Mr. Braham, originally performed, by him, in'which he will sing What Joy again to hear ...