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... Parliament. A handsome candelabrum and epergne were presented to Mr. Bunn, the manager of Drury Lane Theatre, on Wednesday se’nnight, at the close of the Drury Lane season. We understand that it is the intention of the Earl of Carlisle to rebuild Naworth ...
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... petite Comedy o THE WEDDING DAY, AND GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD, AIDED MRS. SEYMOUR, (Late Miss Allison), ofthe Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, being positively for this night only, as Mr. Farren is announced ia Dublin for the Monday following. The Entertainments ...
... batcher.—George Hy 1 sbAY S GAZETTE, 25.—William Robert Winchester. street, King's Cross, builder,—James Hi lodge, bate, Drury-lane, but now of Abeburch-lane, licensed victi waller.. Freeman Wood, Oxford, surgeon and apoth Oppenheim, George-street, Minories ...
... might, perhaps, had it pleased Providenc have had £200 to pay for trespassing on the Squire's clos Mr. Bunn, manager of Drury-lane Theatre, in his address the other wight said— | a gee die os taken up by others respecting the peculiar character of tl ...
... Marston. THEATRICAL CRIMPING. Nearly a centarv after this period (166:5), David Garrick purchased a share of the property (Drury-lane theatre). He discovered that the company required considerable recruiting in the very lowest rank of actors ; and in the ...
... character forth strain of feeling rivets of spectator scene Crimping Nearly century after this period (1(10:11 Garrick (Drury-Lane Theatre) that required considerable recruiting in of actors : in the of these whimsical fellow alraut the Stone sort of ...
... that shall do. Westminster Review. AN UNLUCKY EXPOSE. On one occasion Bartley, whose business it was in the tragedy at Drury-lane, had to begin also the farce at Covent-garden. The play on this evening at the latter house had been short, and was brought ...