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... and the Free Ll*t i* *n*pended. Application* for Boxe*and Stall* lobe made to .Mr. Segum. tie Opera- Office, theatre royaI.DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, OTHELLO. Othello. Mr. KeantCa.sip, Mr. Cooper; lag#,Mr. Young. Desdemona, Jills, Phillips Emilia, Mrs. Faoclt ...
... proprietor, who has dismissed the leather, and sub■■•Juted the customary sheathing of copper. liHATiticAL Intelligence At Drury-lane, Planche and a,e busy with their new opera, which will be brought out as possible —Moticricfi is at work for Elliston on ...
... in his voice. What a voice it would if to its power he could add the sweetness and touching q ua . f that ot Phillips ! Drury-Lane Theatre—An attempt l t night perform tlie opera of Guy Manner)ng; but it was remlctnl ° great degree abortive in consequence ...
... and otherwise injured little boy named M‘Donald. It appeared that on Tuesday last the prisoner was driving a tax-cart up Drury-lane. when he began to race with a cabriolet, and knocked the little sufferer, who was at the time standing with two other children ...
... . Pit, Mr, Mathews— Mr. Mathews, -Mr. Pit. We have received several letters on the subject of the absurd exhibition at Drury.lane Theatre on Tuesday night, between Mr. Anderson and Madame Vestris. We agree with some of the writers that the manager ought ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE, Apml 23,1830. NOTICE is hereby given, that the GENERAL COMMITTEE of the THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE COR!PANV of PROPRIETORS ate ready to receive PROPOSALS, by Sealed Tender, from any Person inclined to RENT the said Theatre, fora ...
... she has been most successful at Paris, am! will make her rentrie in it on Thursday next. Mr. Kean lias made proposals for Drury-lane Theaire, and i$ sanguine in his expectations of becoming tile Lessee Morning I‘aper. The London University has been compelled ...
... Charing-cross, in older that the public may have an opportunity of inspecting it. Among the persons who have made lenders for Drury-lane Theatre the name of Lord William Lennox is mentioned. His lordship intends, it is said, if lie takes the Theatre, to away ...
... extraordinary effect, in the character of lrst The house, we are glad to say, was crowded. '»aWfc, The private boxes in Drury. Lane Theatre (o-n in nnml ~ were sold by Mr. Whitbread for a period 21 years 1,01 neas each, will fall into the tenure of the ...
... footimn, youth who had been in her service time.Jand whom she took from public house in the neighbourhood, to drive her to Drury-lane Theatre her cabriolet, where she had to attend a rehearsal. On arriving at the Theatre servant to wait for her, but in about ...
... such Tenders as may be then sent in. W. DUNN, Secretary. Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, 3d May, 1830 Notice hereby given, that the General Committee of the Theatre Royal Drury. lane Company of Proprietors are ready to receive Proposals by sealed Tender from ...
... d. We understand that Lord W. Lennox merely spoke of the course of management which he would adopt if he were le»see of Drury.lane Theatre]. A great disappointment has been occasioned in the musical world - by Donzelli’s benefit being deferred a later ...