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... age disqualified him for feats on the Drury Lane stage; and it was only by timely application of bracing-irons, that his limbs ever resumed any- • thing like symmetry. At five years old he re appeared at Drury Lane, in John Ketable's goblin cores in Macbeth ...
... he was born. March 17, 1790 ; and he believed himself to be a natural son of the late Duke of Norfolk, by a female of the Drury Lane company, who befriended him in his childhood, wl whom ,Kea 7,4 subseqwently repaid with tenfold grutilude• ...
... of the Commanding Officer, will attend. When will be presented the new and beautiful Play, in Five Acts, performed at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, upwards of 200 nights, written by JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES, entitled, Master Walter ( Hunchback . Mr. J AcKsoN ...
... had the honour of being pelted by the radical blackguards of London, returning in his coach with his amiable Queen from Drury. Lane Theatre. There. are many other alarming symptoms of mob pladness, in England, and in every country of Europe. The boasted ...
... remarkable occurrence. On the night of Friday last a Noble lilarquet well known upon town as he is across country, wi Drury Lane Theatie in company with two trier%) both among the good-looking and recherchE class shionables. At a late hour the trio ...
... 'and a Ape to smoke-in cold weather, . — by .Mr. CHAPMAN, as sung by him ri with unbounded applause at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. To conclude with the Mitch admired Melo Drama of THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. June 26-2 n. ...
... good, and a Pipe to smoke in cold weather,—by Mr. CHAP . MAN, as sung by him with unbounded applause at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. To conclude wiih the much admired Melo Drama of THE MILLER AND MS MEN, June 26-2 n. THE SUBSCRIBER Is now receiving a superior ...
... considered her bitterest enemies. Not long ago the following statement appeared in a London newspaper : Her Majesty honoured Drury-Lane Theatze with a ptivate visit last night. Her Majesty arrived a few minutes before seven o'clock. One of the most delightful ...
... kept a stall under the ruins of Drurylane to broil a beefsteak for him ' and take their dinner together. On the night that Drury-lane was burnt down Sheridan was in the House of Commons, Making a speech, though he could hardly stand without leaning his hands ...
... ministers for inierferitig with the performance of ' we believe, for planting the next crop of provisions. And I plays, &c. at Drury-Lane Theatre, in ordering the Lord why should the planters trouble themselves about pre- Chamberlain to interdict those performances ...
... Queen retains her accustomed health at Buckingham Palace, and enjoys her usual exercise. Darinc.. the week she has visited Drury-lane and the Opera; and on each occasion the name of the Marchioness of Tavistock appears FIRST OR the list of the Ladies of ...
... part, the motion was agreed to. Mr. T. Duncombe, in the llouse ol Cornmons, after pi esentlint. a petiti,n the lessee of Drury-Lane Theatre, praying to be retie u flow the interference of the Lord Chamberlain, who interdicted die performance ot entertainments ...