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... Garden an 1811. -Here she remained first, foremost, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury Lane. Soon after, she became Mrs. Bartley,. the wife of the excellent comedian. _Mrs. Bartlev died in the 65th vear of her age ...
... den in 1811. Here she remained—first, foremost, and without a rivaluntil 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury-Lane. Soon after she became Mrs. Bartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. Mrs. Bartley died in the 65th year of her age. ...
... (taster, In BBL Here she remained. first, foremost, and without a rival, until when rite transferred her tervices to New Drury Lane. Soon alter she became Mrs Bartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. Mrs BartJteley died in the year of her age. She ...
... and refuse all history. Malone, Warburton, Dyce, and Collier, have wasted their life. The tamed theatres, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, the Park, and Tremont, have vainly assisted. Betterton, Garrick, liemble, Kean. and Macready, dedicate their lives to this ...
... more like spring than winter. Last night a translation of one of Schiller's best dramas was produced the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane is entitled Fiesco, and it turns on a conspiracy at Genoa sgainst one the Dorias, then the great ruling family. The play ...
... were called mudlarks—end many others half starving; and what was their moral state I—low and depraved. Take one scene in Drury Lane. In nine small rooms lived eighty-four persons, including twenty-three children. Even the cellars were let, and covered ...
... estniinster, third son of George Dunlop. Esq., W.S, Woburn Square, London. Mrs Hartley, formerly of the Theatres Koval Drury Lane and Covent Garden, Uarngarrucb, Dumfriesshire, the 15th instant, Mrs Mopeat, wife of John Mofful, fanner. llo?nor, Sussex ...
... commotions such a state of things will bring about. little new in thn world of fashion or amusement. The new play of Fiesco, Drury Lane, still continues on the boards, but it does not prove very attractive the pul>t ...
... are generally sober men. The principal localities are VViiitechapel and ilsneighbourhood, Westmin.-ter, the ueighbourhood Drury-lane, Mint-street and Kent-street, trough, and some in St Giles’s, where they are less numerous than they used to be.” sbee you ...
... for more than ten years, The worst lam acquainted with, though 1 hiven’t been in it lately, is in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. the room where I slept, which was like a ham io the tiles were off the root, anJ as there was no ceiling 1 could see the ...
... with anecdotal remarks, and illustrations means of dissolving views. They have boeo up to this moment eminently successful. Drury Lane continues open, and enjoys moderate share success. The attractions consist revivals of the standard works in comedy and ...
... illustrations, by means of dissolving view. The subsequent evenings have been successful. On Tuesday the house was crowded. At Drury Lane, Justice T. N. Talfourd'a lon has been revived. The performance on the whole was good, albeit Mr Anderson's lon was somewhat ...