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... In 1760, a Mr. Cross was prompter at Drury Lane Theatre, and a Mr. Saunders the principal machinist. Saunders laboured under an idea that he was qualified for a turf-man, and, like those who are afflicted with that disorder, suffered severely. The animals ...
... Farrant, Strand, tailor R Bulley, sen. Maldon, Essex, tailor R Back, Mitchell-street, back-maker W Williams, Drury -court, Drury lane, victualler W Lewes, Bishop's - Stortford, Hertfordshire, cattle -Ihlesman C Stieger, John-street, Chicksand-strcet, Spital- ...
... became in 178?. stage manager of Drury Lane, which contributed ?? to his sister's happiness. Id 1799, Mrs. Sidr.t . played Ihe Jealous Wife, %]lh success, and in ?? the satisfaction of opening the then new theatre of Drury Lane with her Lady Macbeth. On the ...
... amputation was found necessary. A successful Opera, by Mr. Balfe, call- ed the faie^e of Rocheile, was br./u.ut out at Drury- lane, last week. An inhabitant or Saiidgate, iv toe Pas de Calais, sporting ou ttie downs, Heard his dog utter a piercing cry ...
... rxr, • ArIIZOLLIT ROSCIIITS, And POSITIVELY his LAST NIGHT of performing previous to his engagement at the Theatre-Royal, Drury. Lane, and return to his Native Country. Or' APONDAY Email, September 174 1832. Will be acted MATURIN'S Play of BERTRAM ; Or ...
... y, to the great edification of the con grrgation. One of the fair-damsels who furnish play-hills •o the frequenters of Drury -lane Theatre, iustcad of her accustomed salutation, now addresses her customers with Walk in, and see the lions. Attempt to ...
... Viscount Strangford- There is only one person living, since Bannister's death, who performed on the stage of the first Drury- lane Theatre with Garrick, and that is the once Cele- brated Harlequin Byrne, father of Oscar Byrne, who is still active and ...
... in the direction of the concerts of ancient music. Mrs. Canning, mother of the late Premier, made her theatrical debut at Drury Lane as the heroine in Jaw Shore. Garrick was the Hastings, and Reddish, her future husband, the Dumimt.—She was patrortised ...
... lid being obtained. Rise ano Progrxss of Music. — A very bold, , snd, at the same time, successful attempt was made at Drury- lane Theatre on Friday last, to bring before the audience the Rise and Progress of that most enchanting and ever-pleasing of ...
... Copies of Letters between Hopkins and Wild, Promptets to the Monopolisers, we find in the Literary Gazette of Saturday : — Drury Lane, November VIA. Dear Wild —Pray lend me a couple of conspira- tors for ?? yours, Hopkins. Covent Garden, November 'Jtn. Mvdear ...