Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... narrihant, Starch 10, 32, .111,1 April 15, at Basiiigliall.srcecr, Dyer, Tnok?s.cnsrt, Clnsicerg- lane. a ?Vnr, Walker, Drury-lane, lool?irg.gIass manufacturer, Starch Il, 52, aisel AIsril lii, at ltssiughall.nrreer. Walton slid Cs. Girdlec'S if Ilall ...
... thatte maijority of liar debts was due upon bills ovhich ssed1site had accepted for her father. Mtr. Price, the lessee of The Drury-lane theatre, Dias inserted as a creditor for £500, ided as to her liability to meet her engagement; her owen debts, n it, she ...
... nowv subject of inquiry. r' The prisoner Smart keeps a house ins Bridges-street,-Lon- .don, opposite the great entrance to Drury-lane Theatre. e ienkins was a person wli& came dowtn from Doncaster -upon the recommendation of Smart, to whom be was pre- Iviously ...
... great roonm, at the sght Ct'own and Anchor. iS to A niew singer, named Anderson, loan made a asset successful i/chat at Drury-lane tiseatre, in the character of a~tor fleecry Bertram. sty-l An tunknown friond) we hsear, (says a morning s' pepsi') hae ...
... period on which they calculated. We do not knowv ht whether the engagements are on the same footing at RCovent-garden an at Drury-lane; but at the latter an en- t le gagement for the sense~s is understood to imply t200 hen- tCl ear mred pisoy eigh/ts. Itis ...
... is in g'neralC C clhoscit for their exhibition ill London, when thley3 arle performed twice a-week, at Covent Garden and1 Drury Lane theatre. Originlally, the music on these4 It occasions was entirely of thlat class termed sacred; ,t cossigof Handel's oratorios ...
... garden, by the end of September.-On Saturday Mr. rLee completed the terms of hie contract with the select og committee of Drury-lane theatre for a lease. Mr. Cooper, 'a- it s reported, will be the stage manager, Mr. Wahiack irt hvnit is said, resigned his ...
... the Insolvent Debtors' Court, in Losndon! the' ' other day; came up on .his petition. The insolvent had . een engaged at Drury-lane theatre, in the line of Yorkc- shire characters; hut in 1827, Mr. Price being compelledd to economise, discharged him. Since ...
... lile ant Park in the same style of unaffectedd plainness. hi Tuesday, Miss Maria Cubit, the wcll-lieo°Ws vocalist, late of Drury-lane thleatre, died, at her hbrttter house, In Salinbury.street, Strand. She expited in a stats *va- of delirium. Her bed had ...
... been NEwLY PA I NTED an d D ECO RA tErD kin a siuplerior style of elegance, by Mr. R. DONALDSON, (from the Theatres-Royal Drury-Lane and qovent-Gar- den,) assisted by Mr. Dearlove,.MasterHarrison, &c. &c. The STAGE has been constructed upon the aewest: ...
... morning the King reviewed a bat. nttalion of the Foot Guards, on the parade in the Park;* and in the evening he visited Drury-lane theatre, accompanied lill by the Queen and the two young princes of Cumberland and Cambridge, and attended by the otficers ...
... actress, but wve cannot bring ourselves to beli eve' it' that shut is destised' to fill[ thle first walk in tiagedy at ~.Drury-lane. It is almost superfluous to ap~akof a yotiihg le lady's'receptien unsher first night of- performance. That le 6f Miss 11dlddat ...