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... • WELL BENEFIT. MR. MACREADV'g'FA4. . - 's farewell benefit took ON Wednesday night Mr. - was Macbeth, and the place at Drury-lane Theati;e: The 31.Thi). as the tragedy lasted house was crowded to excess. As t had lost that selfthere was nothing to indicate ...
... the one exception is, of course, the signature 1 . John, Archbishop of Tuam. BUNN AT THu CONCERT-HALL—The ex-manager of Drury-lane Theatre, perhaps better known by Punch's sobriquet, the Poet Bunn, appeared in his Shaksperean and Dramatic Entertainment ...
... London. has iq c,,,t,at_r?cesucceeded in re-engaging that th• Mad'lle JETTY TREFFZ , wit Season, at th e Th eatre-Royal, Drury-lane, h as b een h the most flatter:inz applause. ZnitiL eaDnear forth M. VIVIER e first time, and perform his celebrated Solos ...
... antatrice succeeded in re-engaging that celewerman c 0 p i Mad'lle JETTY TREFFZ, 'naive& '' e asnn. at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, has been the most flatterinv annlause, tvlli 31. VIVIER I titil tgear for the first time, and p er f orm hi s ce l e brated ...
... the Severn, two miles below Bewdley. On the let of May a grand aggregate meeting of Protectionists is to be held in the Drury-lane Theatre. The Lord-Lieutenant haslappointed James Lomax, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant of the County of Lancaster. Lord Truro ...
... . The proceedings, he adds, are seg ll ''' . ovi ° ,l,fee styled the queen, and she rules with very , theatre, then in Drury-lane, he states, was verY 03 30 01 0 7 :0 4 company of London performers exhibit during W,S son, and acquire a good deal of money ...
... architect, but was induced to relinquish his profession to join a strolling company of Thespians. His first appearance at Drury-lane in October. 1736. He was hailed as a genuine actor, and crowned with applause. In 1805 he was engaged at the Haymarket Theatre ...
... officer accompanies her, as a., volunteer. Mr. THE LATE SIR R. PEEL—We observe it was stated, at the Protectionist meeting in Drury-lane ; last week, by Colonel Kinloch, that the late Sir R. Peel sent Mr. Caird, authon of the work on Nigh Farming, on a roving ...
... that Lord 31arcus Hill had been cultivating a moustache for the last fortnight, and had been in treaty with Lazarus, the Drury-lane property-man, for a hidalgo pair of breeches instead of the remarkable lilly-white ducks wherein the Whig-whip encases his ...
... with being concerned in the robbery of three bags of coffee sweepings, the Property of Mr. Nuttall, Brazilianbuildings, Drury-lane. It appeared Meyrick was engaged in the unloading of a vessel in the Stanley Dock, from which the three bags of damaged ...
... Premiere Sujet Du Grand Opera De tiPp e - lately created the greatest enthusiasm by her pomittan.ce at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, m oi e„,l3: six Nights on ly. is engaged for . czitN, from the Academie Royal, Paris, is also engaged t t4 _et l l - c ...
... Green, are in a fair way of recovery. DRAMATIC DISCLOSURES: FAILURE OF MR. ANDERSON, OF DRURY-LANE TIIEATRE.—The schedule of Mr. Anderson' the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has been filed in the Insolvent Debtors Court, and an order for hearing was ...