... out. e -PSieth. 0 Old AeC'ey had the lowest contempt for women who did not d knowf hew. to ride. A ceslbratod actress from Drury-lane applied f4 to himn for an engagement. Can you ride, madam:1.-* No, v 5r..~. _ Tlen, please madam, you must v alk--ad ...

... 2. May 15, ageml it, after at lengthened illness, Georsina wife of James Anderson, REq., lessee of the Theatre-Royal, a Drury-lane. 4h May 19, aged 02, Sarah, wirie of Janins Hlaycock, late of ih Cheater. May 19, in Bruneicick-road, ageid 7I, Jane, relict ...

... Ballacroitch, Isle of Man, aged 80, Mr. John s Carnochan, of Horusea, Yorkshire. Sept. 23, at his residence, Victoria Inn, Drury-lane, aged 45, Mr. John Barry. Sept. 24, aged 14 mnonths, Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Willians Davey, 38, Essex-street ...

... Owen, LN late of this town. LiH Nov. 26, in London, aged 63, 3I. Sapio, formerly prin- to Cipal tenor at the theatres royal Drury-lane and Covent- tc garden, and the English Opera House. tc Nov. 26, on board the screw-steamer Grecian, while te entcring the ...

... en Covent-garden in 1790, and at the Haymarket in 1792. to She retired from the stage in 1826, and has been upon the le Drury-lane theatrical fund since 1827. This once popular ng actress preserved her faculties up to the time of her decease. aut She ...

... refuge in Ireland from the peresecutions in the time of Louis XIV. Oct. a7, James, infant son of George Bateman, pablican, Drury lane, Oct. 18, aged 86, Elizabeth, relict of the late Captain Robert Wilson. Oct 19, in Itaport-lane, Everton, after a lingering ...

... born In London, in May, 1800, and first appeared on the stage tt Sadler's Wells, as Rolla, and shortly after (in 1819) at . Drury lane, as Tsrumoe n, in George Barnwell. Mr. l Hansblin went to America in 1825, appearing at the Park Theatre, New York, as ...

... Francisco, F. Vassault, Esq., to Vir- e), gini Georgina Mackenzie, youngest daughter of the lata John Sinclair, Esq., late of Drury-lane and Covent-garder Theatres. Nov. 15, at St. James's, by the Rev. J. P. Jones, Mr atH Hugh Hunter, master mariner, to Jane ...

... Rhyns, ~th Osrnarvonshire, assd daughter of the Rev. Even Morgan,'vicar sig of Lisistrisact, Glemorganshire. eul Jesse 9, in Drury-lane, Douglas, Isle of Man, aged Si, Jane, soI wife of Mr. William Collidge, of thu steamer Tyrwid June 9, in her 73th year, ...

... musical instruction for three years. , In 1796, young Braham was engaged by the still' - membered composer Signor Storace, for Drury-lane I Theatre, and his dll; bt (which was in an opera caled a Mamund') was so successful that in the year following he was ...

... instruction for ?? years. Pl In 1796, young- Brahain was engaged by the stil- Bil :membered composer Signor Storaee, for Drury-lane led l Theatre, and his ddait (which was in an opeia calel e ini iahluoud) was so succes-;ful that in the year following ...

... at the close of their third season, in April, fir' 1842. We next find Madame Vestris, with her husband, an, ad playing at Drury-lane, but, owing to a disagreement ant to with Mr. Macready, they transferred their services to the Haymarket, where they made ...