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... liridal.' The music is Mr. F. Homer (brother to the vocalist). time lias yet been fixed for the commencement of the season Drury-lane, but the supposition is, that It will open the let October. Covcnt garden will open, under Mr. Osbaldistone, on the 13tb ...
... 28, Dec. 19, at Sweet’s Hotel.Taunton. Mr. Drake, Exeter. DIVIDENDS in BASINGHALL-STREET. Nov. 30, George, Paikcr-street, Drury-lane, stage-coach.maker— Nov. 30, T. Morgan, St. James’s street, peifumer—Nov. 28, J, Upson, Park-street, baker. DIVIDENDS in ...
... Mr. Charles Kean, whose attraction unabated in Richard the Third and Hamlet, goes to Edinburgh on the termination of his Drury-lane engagement. Several anecdotes have been preserved of Queen Elizabeth’s great mercy, clemency, and wisdom,” displayed daring ...
... Crown street, Finsbury—April 4, R. Baduall. Leek, banker—April 4, I. B. Baker, Bond.street, tailor—April 4, S. Baruer, Drury.lane, diaper —April 6, E, Bladon, Hanway.street, tailor—April 4, E. Bowler, Paddington-slieet, hackncymau— April 4, J. Bowriug ...
... 26. F. W. Paddon, Plymouth, common carrier—T. Cooper, Lewes, coke manufacturer —E. Atkin, Manchester, chemist —J. Miller, Drury-lane, stationer —B. Botham, Halesworth, woollen draper—G. W. Burnham, Bedford, druggist. DISSOLUTIONS PARTNERSHIP. Fullwood and ...
... Forrest, Esq,, the celebra-j ted American tragedian, to Catherine, daughter of John Sinclair, Esq., of the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane and, Covent-garden. The ceremony, which took place at St-; Paul’s, was performed by the Rev. Dr. Croly, LL.D. DEATHS. Yesterday ...
... 355 rupees per chest. Her Majesty, through the Lord Chamberlain, I,ord Uxbridge, has taken private boxes for the season at Drury-lane and Covent-garden. The sum paid the Sovereign each lessee of the winter houses for her box, .£4OO, which is exclusive of ...
... that the motives of their determination will be fully appreciated bv the Chambers and the country. Her Majesty honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence on ednesday night witness the performance of new afterpiece. Her Majesty arrived soon after nine ...
... The } assent will be given by commission in the of jor Kent’s ov Priday evening to the Bachem of Her Majesty will visit Drury-lane theatre privately on evening, to see Mr. Charles Kean in Hamlet. Hastines.—The Queen Dowager has taken her usual and drives ...
... the motion for “copies of all correspondence which had taken place between the Lord Chamberlain’s office and the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre from Monday last up to the present time.” In answer to Sir R. PEEL, Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated, that the Irish Railway ...
... tragedy at the Portsmouth Theatre, not very agreeably surprised to find that Miss Henrietta Petowker, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who produced such sensation at Mr. anil Mrs. Kenwigs’s party by the recitation of the Blood-drinker’s Burial, is coming ...
... np, and signed the official persons present. >(. Decamp, the brother of the late Mrs. Charles who was many years actor in Drury-lane Theatre. * t excellent in rnelo-dramatic pieces, lias been for years performing in America. combines with the ? fession ...