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... the dissensions which at present disturbed the church in that country. Masked Balls at Drury Lane Theatre. —A conversation with respect to the Masked Balls at Drury-lane Theatre took place between the Bishop of London and the Earl of Uxbridge, during which ...
... in compliance with the most earnest solicitations from the highest quarters, to resume the buskin for a brief period at Drury Lane, when he will appear with his friend lacready in the most popular of the Sbakspearian plays. Eyouanp has been privately ...
... Bishop of LONDON called the at tention of the Lord Chamberlain to certain performances tl hat had lately taken p! lace at Drury Lane Theatre. In consequence of a resolution of the douse of Commons, dramatic formances were allowed cn sand Fridays at th: ...
... races,) ‘‘ The Lady of and ‘The Dead Shot and on Thursday, ‘* The Honey Moon,” and “ The Mr. G. V. Brooke is engaged for Drury Lane for the ensuing season. NEWPORT RACES Tvesnay. 2. The North Shropshire Stakes of 5 sove, each, with 2 sova. added, tr horses ...
... tastefully decorated, renders the tout strikingly magnificent and imposing. The Band, led Mr. Vann, of the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane, has been selected from the most talented oi the profession, and ill accompany the performances with a continued va.iety ...
... Crane, Harrow-ou-the-Hill, Middlesex, draper—Lewis Alpha Lewis. Fleet str-et, bookseller.— Jol.n Charles Marter. late of Drury-lane, linen draper.— ,'amea illiams Thomas, New Corn Kxcliange, Marklane, and Stroud. Kent, corn merchant.—James Baggott, Merry ...
... decorated, renders the lout eutttable strikingly magnifici nt and imposing. The Band, led Mr. Mann, of the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane, has been selected from the most talented of the profession, and will accompany the performances with a continued variety ...
... Lunatic. —James Hatfield who was tried at the Old Bailey, in the month of September 1802, for firing a loaded pistol, in Drury-lane Theatre, at His Majesty King George 111., aud acquitted the ground of insanity, died on Saturday, the 23d inst., in the ...
... Arthur and Walter Michael Oppenheim, Mansell-street, Goodman’s-fields, timber merchants.—Henry Joseph Reed, Marquis-court, Drury-lane, victualler.—Edward Vaughan Shipman, Hackney, victualler.—James Barlow, Birmingham, brassfounder.—Francis Buckle, l.eeds ...
... CONSERVATIVE FestTivaAt.—This creat fes- tival, in celebration of the triumphast return of Captain Rous, took place on Friday at Drury-lane Theatre. A more brilliant display of rank, talent, and beauty, has never been witnessed within its walls. About 1,000 sat ...
... father was formerly a sergeant ot Dragoons. During their stay in town thoy lodged the house of Mr. Porter surgeon, No. 44, Drury-lane. Receiving no answer from theschool, his mother determined on returning home to Lichfield, and left Mr. Porter's Tuesday ...
... present, and Mr. David Aioswortb, boroughreeve of Manchester, occupied the chair. Mr. Macready has become the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, for a pericd, it is said, of nine years. The present King of Prussia, when Crown Prince, had a private printing-office ...