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... between Kemble and Atken. — From Ber- nard's Retrospections of the Stage.-— It was during this season Mr. James Aiken, of Drury- lane, called out my friend, Mr. John Kemble, for some supposed insult extended by the latter in his officiul rapacity. John displayed ...
... •f^ STRONG CANADA BRANDY, TWO PER CENT BEYOND THE LEGAL LIMIT- ED STRENGTH OF FOREIGN BRANDY. WILLIAM WATSON, No. 111, Drury-Lane, \ London, offers to the Public the above Spirit, at Fourteen Shillings per Imperiel Gallon, 1 for ready money. William ...
... | „ STRONG CANADA BRANDY, \ TWO PER CENT BEYOND THE LEGAL LIMIT ED STRENGTH OF FOREIGN BRANDY. WILLIAM WATSON, No. 111, Drury-Lane, London, offers to the Public the above Spirit, at Fourteen Shillings per Imperiel Gallon, for ready money. William Watson's ...
... scholars.— Kentish Gazette. Theatrical Cupping and Bleeding. — Soon after Kean's first appearance in Sir Giles Overreach, the Drury-lane actors, wishing to keep pace with the inarch of intellect, proposed to collect among their brethren the purchase- mopi^vof ...
... you ?? give ! Th RofSWfciU io the Theatre decided Ihe quest ion, Oa-u^Hkich holds most money? Both were l falKuie(l. At Drury-lane the receipts were £ff6 ; at Co vent-garden £884. At Bristol Assizes, on Monday week, John Webb, aged 55, was found guilty ...
... nnd of the *•• K-tst India House and waiehouses at I £1.294,708. His Majesty lias signified his intention of honouring Drury-lane Theatre with his pre- sence on (he 28th instant. The invitations 'o dinner given hy his Ma- jesiy. excepting those of a ...