... ; the leading character supported by Mr. Anderson, and lago by Mr. Barry Sullivan. Miss Morant, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, played Desdemona. Our other avocations prevented our witnessing more than a very small portion of the p.ay ; but in our ...

... C'opelandii, Great Cites lotte-stelieel li Tule Celebsrated Tragedianl, Air. JAMES ANDERSON, Lessee (If d the Theatre-royal, Drury-lane, is engaged for aflimited nusmber S of nights. Mr. ARt SULLIVAN, Mr. CATHCART, Mr. I, BAKER, and Miss FANMNY B3AKER. THIS ...

... AMPHITHEATRE. /fr. W.R. eopelastd,ls,Gt.Charloted-st. ,- of the Engagement of n the celebrated Tragedia , Lessee of eatre•Royal, Drury-lane. IIAKER, and Miss FANNY BAKER. TUESDAY EVENING, till be performed, 'el . ELDER BR TUER. the 9th inst., Mr. J. Anderson. ...

... Night but one of the engagement of Mr. J A 9 E S A N D E It S 0 N, the colobrate', Tragedian, Lessee of the Ilieatre-royal, Drury-lane, Mr. CATHCART, Mr. BAKER, and Miss FANNY BAKER. THIS EVENING, (FRIDAY,) 12th July, for the BENEFIT of Mir. JAMES ANDERSON ...

... almost too unwieldy; and Pasta in physique is not a Mrs. Glover, who, by the way, had a most overwhelming farewell benefit at Drury lane last night, but was unable to go through the leave-taking business through excess of emotion, notwithstanding that she was ...

... patronage of the Queen and several distinguished members of the aristocracy for the benefit of Mrs. Glover took . place at the Drury-lane Theatre; and every part of the house was thoroughly filled. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's ball ...

... EAEL 1 OT, th BENEFIT Mr. BAHEY BULLIVAN-IEO A CUKE FOE THE HEAET-ACHE. giCHhl.li'i' v—A originally prodaced Mr. | on, at Drury-lane, entitled. T*lß PASSING TUENINO THE TABLES. Tl,ondar-tor the BENEFIT of Mr. CATBCAET. the °» TI SHAULET, and BLACK EYED ...

... comfort of our actress) the suit of Mr. Glover was successful, and on March 20,1800, she wm united to him. By engagement at Drury-lane she aided the genius of Edmund Kean, and performed an extended aeries of characters. At length, after youth of honour in ...

... short illness, the venerable and celebrated GLOVER. She took her farewell beneht on the i it pre-47,5ree1y•,19 . evening, at Drury-lane Theatre, when she go through the character of M rs. apro, , , , l sce , arising from constitutional debility, and in some ...

... had been the pride and ornament of the stage. It will be recollected that the deceased lady took a farewell benefit in Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday evening, on which occasion she was observed to suffer much from physical debility. The result of the ...

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... 51, JOHN LONGFORD PRITCHARD, Esq , manager of the York t:eatrical circuit, and late of the Theatres Royal Covent-garden, Drury-lane, and Edinburgh. Same day, suddenly, of inflammation, at Alverstoke, the Lord FREDERICK CHURCH I L, in the fifth year of ...