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... SECOND EDITION. The only matter discussed in the House Lords last night, to post time, was the Masquerades at Drury Lane Theatre. The Bishop London complained grievously of their indecency. the Commons, only private business, and few petitions were discussed ...
... the dulcet melody, Tickling people's ravished cars, Like the music of the sphere?, But in cadence swelling »oou. Like a Drury Lane bassoon, The sound length becomes a snore. Tremendous in its nasal roar, And warns the pastor's startled sheep That Exeter ...
... The Bishop of Loxnon called the attention of the Lord Chamberlain to certain perfermences thet hed recently taken place at Drury Lane Theatre. In con- sequence of a resolutiou of the House of Commons, dramatic performances were allowed on Wednesdays and ...
... afterwards to Hanover. Keasingtoa Palace, and short! ly ‘The Duke of Cambridge has kindly consented to take the chair at Drury Lane Theatrical Fund Tavern. Dinner, on the inst., at tle Freemasons’ The Auditorship of the Duchy of vacant y the death of Sir ...
... besides an 80-gun ship fitting journalists are frantic on the subject ?i s of London's observations on the ball/ Wbo 'fested Drury Lane during the late y[yibg PJ>ear to have afforded them fresh excuse 0 ng ' They are angry that their countryfis'»n '»n dto ...
... took up the subject, would introduce a measure relative to church extension in Scotland. A conversation on the masked balls Drury Lane Theatre took place between the Bishop of London and the Earl of the bishop expressing his indignation the iudecencies of ...
... 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 ...
... 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: ...
... that if no otherl noble lord took up the subject would introduce relative to church extension conversation masked balls Drury Lane Theatre took place betwei Bishop of Earl of Uxbridge the bishop expressing his indig- nation the indecencies of these e ...
... the forts to he erected SECOND EDITION The matter discussed in the House Lords last night up to post time the Masquerades Drury Lane Theatre The of complained grievously of their indecency In Commons private business and few petitions were discussed up ...
... his duty to call the attention of the Lord Chamberlain to the fact that a masquerade or masked ball, had taken place at Drury-lane Theatre since the commencement of the Lent, and another was to take place that very evening. At the former one circumstances ...
... Lord Chamberiain to the masque- rade, or masked ball, that had taken since the commencement of the Lent, and another at Drury-lane was to take place that very evening. At the former onc and most offensive hind took were hissed by the the It might be supposed ...