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... —-Ed-; mund Kean was a great favourite with Mrs. Garrick, the widow of his celebrated predecessor. It was usual with the Drury Lane committee, when they wanted a new comer to make a hit, to bring the venerable old lady out of her private box, and then ...
... Personal wrongs —bad enough. Legal remedies —still worse. A HAPPY NAME.—We notice in the list of the panto- mimic company at Drury Lane, the name of Signor Gratzany. Tois is at it should be; except that G, 1', a, t, is not the way to spell great. SAVE US FROM ...
... into his ears and eyes, and performs a variety of tricks too numerous to be detailed. Could Mr. E. T. Smith secure him for Drury- lane, he would make his fortune. We enter a perfumer's shop, full of knick-knacks and necessaries for my lady's toilet. Pearl ...
... write a new play for the occasion. The same author is also engaged on a comedy for Miss Gougenheim, and a new piece for Drury Lane. Surely there is some latent irony here. Write a new play! Can any one write an old one ? At all events, one can get paid ...
... fortune in the land of woods and waters. The Captain ascribes much of his success to Miss Catherine Lucette, who appeared at Drury- lane I -at year in Tully's opera of William and Susan, and who accompanied him, according to the terms of the wager. The Quebec ...
... J. G. DICKIKSOJT and J. A CBEIGHTOX, Alderinanburv City collar manufacturer. C. UN-EBWOO», James-street, Covent-garden: Drury-lane and Long-acre, grocer. 5 G. HARRIS, Woking, Surrey, tailor. J. HARDWICK Strand, tailor. T. B. PICKLES, Great York-mews, ...
... —Charles John Ball, Peter- borough, coal merchant. John Arnold, jun., Woodbridge, Suffolk, innkeeper. Frederick G'aplin,Drury-lane, hosier. Jonathan Wood, Charles Wood, and Thomas Marshall, Brick-lane, Spitalfields, and elsewhere, coal merchants. Charles ...
... East-street, Walworth, boot manufacturer. Septimus Frederick Martyu, Dowgatc-hill, wholesale shoe ware. houaeman. Jaines Broad, Drury-lane, coach ironmonger. Edward Lewis, Coleman-street, city, lithographic printer. William Penfold, Market terrace, Caledonitin-toad ...
... satisfied of the respectability of the promoters. Mexican captains, who sup at Cremorne and play whist at coffee- houses in Drury-lane, are hardly the persons, I should think, who would be desirous of cleansing the Augean stable of the turf. Such reformers ...
... transferable annually, held for a t period of 36 years—sold for 49 glfineas five £ 1.00 joint- c stock or proprietors' shares in Drury-lane Theatre, en- f titled to a personal free admission, for 25 guineas a free i admission to the same theatre for the present ...
... remained cut all night, and on one of the.-ie occasions, in 1838, she told him she had been to see a relation in Crown-court, Drury-lane, and that a young man named Hamilton had induced her to go with him to the Surrey Theatre. There was no quarrel on the day ...
... property of Joseph Filden, from the perscfti of Eliza, Filden. The prosecutrix said she -was passing the end of Russell- court, Drury-lane, on the night of the 4th of September, where the two prisoners and two other persons were standing. Immediately after passing ...