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... Anecdote of Shiridan.—There is a story extant of Sheridan the leasee, and Holland the architect, of Drury Lane • Theatre, much too good omitted. The latter could by means prevail upon the former to settle, that is, in plain Kuglish, to pay up his little ...
... Establishment, n THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1842, ON WHICH OCCASION THE CELEBRATED Qf MRS. WAYLETT, the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, (the Queen of English Ballad) will appear, and sing her much admired English, irish, and scotch songs ...
... mTlsom street. bath. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BATH. M. JULLIEN AND HIS CELEBRATED BAND, FROM the Concerts D'Et6 at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will of D EVENING CONCERTS, which several distinguished Artistes will perform, MON DAY, N0v.7,1842. Foil particulars will ...
... a REVIEW OF THE REBELLION IN 1748, with the JACOBITE SONGS. Piano-Forte Accompanyist, Mr. LAND, of the Theatre Roy**' Jf Drury Lane. rf ttf* Doors to be opened at Half-past One; the Entertainment to commence at Two a about Four o'clock. Tickets, 2s. 6d ...
... Entertainments at the Queen's Concert Rooms, Hanover Square. IA-I *°-PORTE, accompanied Mr. LAND, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Opened Half.past 7 o'clock.—The Entertainment will terminate about 10 o'clock. 2s. ...
... aim i n his Entertainments at the Queen's Concert Rooms, Hanover Square. v accompanied by Mr. LAND, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. **•« be Opened Half-past 7 o'clock.—The Entertainment will terminate about 10 o'clock. Tick ets, 2s. 6d. each—Reserved ...
... merchant—Edmund Henry Waller and Wm. Waters, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, timber merchants. FRlDAY'S.—Richard Lee, Craven-buildings, Drury Lane, printer and publisher—Je/An Young, Lambeth, victualler - Charles Bridger, Hampton, Middlesex, mealman—Joseph Stansbury ...
... Waller and Wm. Waters, Chepstow, Momtiouthshire, timber merchants. f FRIDAY, May 13. BANK PTS. Richard Lee, Craven-buildings, Drury lane, printer and publisher—John Young, New cut, Lambeth, victualler—Charles Bridger, Hampton, Middlesex, meatman—Joseph Stansbury ...
... generally speaking, of the highest order, their way. Last night (Monday) was a most stirring one in the theatrical world. Drury Lane opened under Macready's management, and was crammed full. The play was the Merchant of Venice, the manager enacting Shylock ...
... against our beloved Queen. On the evening of that day the attempt was made one James Hatfield, lunatic, in the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. At the moment King George the Third entered his box, and was advancing forwards, the audience rose, usual, from respect ...
... appearance. On MONDAY next, the celebrated Tragedians Mr. and Miss VANDENHOFF, (Of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Lane,) will make their first appearance in Cheltenham. ANIMAL MAGNETISM. BY PARTICULAR DESIRE. THE SECOND OF C °URSE OF THREE ...
... of London.—The sixth annua! drawing of tbe prizes allotted by the constitution of this society, took place on Tuesday at Drury Lane Theatre, which was filled in every part, no doubt principally anxious expectants of prizes. The proceeding* commenced with ...