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... months had elapsed, after our meeting in this place, before we felt it to be our duty to convene an aggre. gate meeting in Drury-lane Theatre. By this time it had hecome evident that the feeling in favour of reform, whiils had been displayed throughout the ...
... - - -- Zbe 3Dativ PEW+ DRURY LANE. TaIN RENEO AS YOU LHER IT, Messrs. 3. AKdersou, W Iafter, Stopert, Websdron d Hothwt erW ote; Mm hre NaMss. Horton. ATd HRLENINTH ATNATDED oUE t BhEwe or, Metlh Geg. leand I l ?? Tu.d Mes Delby, an. DBuin, Seymaour ...
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... aronths had eltpsed after our oseeting In lhis place before we fel It to be otrr duty to convene to sogregale meeting in Drury-lane Theatre. Ily this time it had become evident that the feelintg in favollr of reform, which had been displayed theotgboat ...
... elapsed after our mecetingi in thia lies ~ place'befer~,.we felt'it to be our juty~to convene an tha ae'greg.ate eseetni Drury-lane Theatre.' By this con 09time it had: becm . oideset,. that the' feeling in ap fa vour of refoirm, which had been, displayed ...
... Zbe 3DatIL) IUVO.O* DRURY LANE. Ts Ermo, THE LADY oE LliO.NS. Messrs. Anderson, W. otague, Romer, tBaker, Daridge, aud Parry, Miss Vandenhoff.- And HARLiQUIN AND GOOD QUEEN BESS* or, Merris Eng. land in te Olden Time. Mes. Deulio, J. De Sin, Seymour, ...
... the 3DatIR jactom DRURY LANE. Tals Xnwm.eo, AS YO LKE IT. Mesrs. J. Anderson, Rafter, Cooper, Vardenhoff, Cathcart. Barry, V. Montague; Mrs. Niebett. And HARLEQUiN AND GOOD QUEEN BESS; or, Merrie Eng- liod in the Olden Time. Messr. Deulln, J. Deulth ...
... 1811. Here she remained, first, foremost, ilr and without a rivid, ?? 1814, when she transferred her Mr. services to now Drury-lane,. Soon after she became MIrA. ?? Bartley, the.wife of the ezcellent-comedian. Mrs. B artley our died in the 65th yer of ...
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... I181 1. I-lre she remained, first, foremost, and witisout a rival, until 181 4, whet s se transferred her aerviees to new Drury-lane. Soon afier she became Mrs. Bartley, the wife of tse excellent Comnedian. M1rs. Baortley died in the S6ils year of her age ...
... appearance at Covent Garden, in 1811. Here she remained, without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury Lane. Soon after she became Mrs Bartley, the wife of the comedian. She died in the sixty-fifth year of her age. ALEXANDER WILMoT ...