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... t to great _professional eminence _and to merited scientific repute . Mr Charles Kean . —Mr Kean ' s first character at Drury Lane ( on the _Sill inst . ) will he followed _by _Richard and Sir Giles Overreach : it is supposed these characters will sustain ...
... the least public import a ico, /laving got through all, the Court adjourned. Chakles Kean'. —Air Kean's first character at Drury Lane (on the «th iost.), was Hamlet, and will be followed by Richard and Sir Giles Overreach-.; suppled those characters will ...
... per share. MR KEAN.-The London journals contain long and elaborate criticisms on the first appearance of this tragediau at Drury Lane on Monday evening, in the character of Hamlet. The greatest sesa- tion appears to have been excited on the occasion, and ...
... DRURY LANE TZtATRE. 13R KEAW. (From the Sun.) Perseverance in most pursuits of life is certain of its reward. It will not make a poet, if we are to believe the ancient bard, nor will it give genius -to an actor ; but that it will improve both, no one ...
... as a _water-colour painting it is truly a _masterpiece _. SUCCESS or MR KEAN IN LONDON . —On Monday Mr Kean appeared in _Drury-lane _Theatre , in the _character of Hamlet , and was received with _great _enthusiasm . We shall copy in _our next a few of ...
... with the excitement e prevalent here since the announcement of Mr Charles Kean's engagement for a series of forty nights at Drury Lane Theatre-and the ne- glect was the more to be reprehended from the - circumstance of his being such a particular 1 favourite ...
... MR ; _CHARLES _KEAN'S APPEARANCE AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE . - : LAST night was an important one in the ann _.-tl 8 _, of this theatre . , \ Mr diaries Kean _^ tlie son of . _( lie greatsupporter _, of New Drury , made . what may be _^ tcrmed his _debut ' ...
... orientalist lately died in Engliad it seems that Ewrald has been invited to fill his place: Mr Charles K~ean's attraction at Drury Lane during the past week has averaged upwards o f L. O a.night. Tur:E RIvER.-Navigation on the Thames is nearly stoppad, in ...
... foot deep, arid the vreaths have rendered some of tire roads almost impassable. KEAN AND KEuN.-A gentleman ?? was at pi Drury Lane on Tuesday night, meetingra frienl, pi remarked where lie lead been ; arid,alluding to tire su performances, observed that ...
... shape, at the price* of a guinea and a half. Lord Eldon’s principle was known, and the poem was reprinted in the purlieus of Drury Lane, and sold for two shillings! At the time of this contest between the trade” and the pirates, Sir Liuncelot idweil urged ...
... like themselves, should trained by the standards of tha Church of Scotland.—i Stamlard. Mr Charles Kean’s attraction at Drury-lane during the past week has averaged upwards of L 300 a night. ...
... Momestic ENGLAND. Mr Charles Kean’s attraction at Drury Lane dur- ing the past week has averaged upwards of L.5U0 a- night. Tue River.—Navigation on the Thames is nearly stopped, in consequence of the immense quantity of floating ice. No vessels have ...