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... Looms by her aunt, Mn. (Iles& ATTEMPT MURTIER.—OM Sundae morning, about two o'clock, the inhabitants of Short's Gardens, Drury Lane, were alarmed by loud shrieks and cries of Murder, issuing from the house, No. 19. Several of the neighbours hastened ...
... —Al actor's Wean% World. Old Astley had the lowest contempt for women who did ant know how to ride. A celebrated actress Drury Lane applied to him for an engagement Can you ride,madam 1 No, sir. Then, please madam, you must walk. And he would not ...
... Uneasy night after a short illness. It will be recolketed that on Friday evening last, when she took her farewell benefit at Drury Lane theatre, she wee scarcely able to go through the character of Mrs. m a laprop, in the Rivals, *flaw free axistinational ...
... ifribap Ebrning's Gaicttc. RICHARD GROVES Wasp. otherwise Wimp, Brownlow Street, Drury Lane. coach carrier, to surrender Aug. 19, Sept. MI, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Ward, = Street, Rawl) := .1 V — l I r e merc W ;. L IO(!Ir RN' Oct 17:i ...
... 1834, to April, 1835. The right honourable gentleman was in his 7Sth year. Setsanis or Across.—Mr. Bunn, the ex-manager of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres, makes some corn- ens revelations respecting the salaries paid to our celebrated actors and actresses ...
... jokes were being played amongst the thirdelate passengers, who were indeed nose other than the gods of the galleries of Drury Lane and Covent Garden who had descended from their Olympus for a spree. When Sir John Burgoyne, the Mimes Burgoyne, and their ...
... Intradeeed the moored through .. A sNALL pi.Avr.-In them rly display Garrick's 7, 7 iffranry clan ged hit° A. awl* e mare at Drury Lane, • tragedy was brought (Onward, Oa there was nothing remarkably brilliant the play, it pr boded without opposition till ...
... could be reined in the animal came into violent collision with one of Messrs. Soulby's coal waggons, which was crossing from Drury Lane to Museum Street ; the gentleman was thrown on the top of his head, which was lacerated in a dreadful manner, and before ...
... Teams leave Not SnreeeTamitaleaveCodnor were, the ewatition. ' s Of what scripture a ffi rms to be bu t: one first visit to Drury . Lane Theatre, his natural turn of plea- airtime (most ancient, most famous,_ and most miraculous); . please, add tradition as ...
... Ebening's Salette. BAVIROPTCT BVPICIIMCDSD.—Jan. 14, BROOZI Brighton, chemist. F Ira Jolla*, New Yard, Great Queen Street, Drury Lane, general fixture dealer, to surrender Feb. I, March 7, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Wright and Bonnor, London ...
... his Majesty. The assassin could not, however, be detected. The same evening a fellow, named Hatfield, shot at the Ring in Drury Lane Theatre ; but his Majesty again escaped. It may be added that a poor maniac, named Margaret Nicholson, had attempted to ...