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... Clounmel, of a son and heir, At Rochester, on the 3d instant, Mrs Ternain (formerly Miss Jarman), of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, of a daugh- ter. At Callander House, Stirlingshire, on the 7th instant, the Lady Louisa Forbes, of a daughter. Marriages ...
... return until after the Easter recess.-Smendarlusld. A dinner was given oni Friday to MFr Charles Keans, in the sa- loon of Drury Lane Theatre, and a silver vase was presented to him, which had been subscribed for by his friends. The Mar. quis of Clanricarde ...
... a ?? Bart'.'of MochsruR. ' ' la On the sit. us i oreiegton Place, Londor, willotugshby:Lacy, Es'l. formerly patentee of Drury Lane Theatre, ansd pn ne the contsnpore- rieo of Garrick, aged eiglity,-thre e. : -X g~k ru p1B. ?? - , Creditors, of William ...
... realms of mind-theI empire of thought-and maintains a proud superiority over all her Contem-. poraries. Saturday last at Drury Lane Theatre was devoted to a epitodid reminis-t ceslce of the late Sir Waiter Scott. After the opera of Rob Rey Macgregovr, ...
... Dorset.el otl DMr Forrest and The Stago of Corinth together have drawma to above £450 a-nilght, during thle last sseeh, or Drury Lane p I1- Theatre. r PRItie os 13 RTstAD cr TiHE METROiOWs.-Thebahkcrs Ithrough- L out the metropolis hose ralied the price ...
... given ustder the aus. t pices of the Duke of Wellington. c 1, Her blailety went in stato onl Wednesday evening tn honour P r Drury Lane Theatre with hter Isresestce. The royal party dis. ' . et at an early hour, aned at a tluarter befote scen o'clock her a ...
... Lord Newboroiagh. On Isonslay, in Lasebetla Workhouee, Mrs E. Beverley, an actress of scome celebrity at Covent Garden arid Drury Lane Theatres. Onl the 111th inst. at Bislsopsthorpe, lady Ann Harcourt, wife of the Arch. ft bishop of Vorir. At Estinburgih ...
... 1834. liC MISS INVERARITY, MISS B. INVERARITY, gi AND ?? MR. MAnTYN, ;\t i (Of the Theatres Royal, Coventt Garden, adl Drury Lane,) tO AVE the hionmesr ofitfbortilng the ?? FIt N, i JLL atid its vicinitV, that thev pt'ooose giving an EVFNING CONCERT ...
... tics mnembers a~re WCr cc exptectedi to attetnd in theirs night citics. deeti th Bralltain, wvho uson' retulrns ito the Drury, Lane Oratorios, 'it o'cio tt, soul to hicty netttedt £4000 from lhis vctrious ettagetmsiutat et tise ICr ccc aloane since Septemiber ...
... to COlltihlul/ aI Sle3' A&IC11ICen1411 Mt orch,/2 IU.(; PUBLIC ROOlfIS. UEf1. JAMES RUISS13LL, oF the Tlheatres Roy~al, Drury Lane ?? li end Coveit Gardin, ?? t> anminouice that he intellds gi ling his ?? OCUAI, ENTIERTAINMENTi ?? 0111IIVA URUSSELL's ...
... Atlasdlf; April 14, 1832. rn,. RYDER is happy to inform the Public, that he haa engaged 6 1st] Mr SAPIO, of the Theatres-Royal Drury Lane and Covent Gare den, for Six Nights, who will make his first appearance in Aberdeen, on ! 'NDAY the 23d of April, on whicl ...
... 'arranted immoveable. C I MsISS INVERARITY, MISS B- xwnVInARITY, AND Din. rLIARTYN, (O~f the Theatres Royal,1 Covent Garden, and Drury Lane,) AVrE the honour of ?? thle inhabitattis 01fARE~tDitN,I atid its vicinity, that thley ProDOsegvn a VNN CONCERT, in the ...