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... and first represented at the Theatre Royal Drury- Lane, and acted then with the greatest success for upwards of fifty nights. Lady Mable Lynterne, as originally performed by her at the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, by Miss Helen Faucit; Merdend, by Mr. Paumier ...
... exception of two year* alter her marriage with the late Captain Nubelt, she has continued to member of the Theatre Rojal Drury Lane and the Hay market. The Utter being the last estatdUhmcnl London where her professional exertions were exhibited. THE PROSPECTS ...
... member for Kerry had applied at the Admiralty board for his promotion I Charles Keane has made a successful appearance at Drury lane as Hamlet. At St. John's Chapel, Clerkenwell, 23 couple were on Thursday, married gratuitously by the Rev. H. Hughes. Forty ...
... Manager of the Theatre Royal, Cock. RE -ENGAGEMENT of Mr. TIRNAN , Mrs. TERNAN, of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden, and Drury. lane, and Miss FANNY TERNAN, the greatest Dramatic Prodigy on record. On this Evening, May 15th, 1844, the performances will ...
... different establishments, consisting of the Celebrated Artistes . AND MRS. TERN A N (late miss jarman), the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane and Corent Carden, and MISS FANNY TERN A N , A CHILD ONLY SEVEN YEARS AUE, whose Talents have been universally acknowledged ...
... Southampton, Lieut. James Francis Brovrn, At Reading, Harry Garde. Esq. formerly a mast popular actor at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. In York-street, Portman-square, Mrs. Warren. aged 76. At Clifton, Agnes, relict of the late K. Archbold. Esq. of Ewell ...
... Gijouterie to the value of £lOO,OOO. On Saturday a great reduction took place in the price of bread, which was selling in Drury-lane and its vicinitty at 54d. and 6d, per pound loaf. The general price of bread of the second quality is 64d. per pound loaf ...
... be about one foot long, and its light is rather dim. In the insolvent court, George A. J. Chapman, late saloon keeper at Drury-lane theatre, was remanded, for eight months. DUBLIN. AUGUST 20. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant embarked on board her Majesty's ...
... impression :] !Rt. Rev. Dr. Wiseman has left Oscot College for g r .gaffe's new opera, the Daughter of St. Mark, taougbt out at Drury-lane, last night, and received l as entbusastic applause. typhus Fever abounds inwLiverpool. Be Judges, in chamber, have decided ...
... The cargo of the Barosa is the third draft of 900 convicts from Woolwich within a few weeks. Mr. Bunn has got a lease of Drury-lane theatre for the next three years. Pig iron is in unprecedented demand, and the Scotch manufacturers refuse to' sell under ...
... Chancellor P. WINTII4 Vice Chancellor On behalf of the Heads of Rouses A gentleman meeting another whom he intended to insult at Drury-lane theatre, looking at him from head to foot said, Pray, Sir, are you the boxkeeper? No, Sir, replied the other— Pray ...
... Appearance the Wonderful PROFESSOR RISLEY and his INFANT SON; on which occasion Mrs. (late Miss JAHMAN), the Thealtes-Royal, Drury-Lane, and Covent Garden, and the Wonder of the Age. MISS FANNY TERNAN, will make their Fourth Appearance, which, with the above ...