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... ' and in the second : act, Wapshot, the low comedian of the Theatre-Royal, Nottingham, is made to say, 'If I am not at Drury Lane E Theatre in big letters, it is because noble 1 lords don't run away with low comedians, atl I I can't pay the Press.' It ...
... gentleman, probably from thu country, bad b,6 t enticed into One of the vile brothels l*?ljg at sbhe Iao o Lorg-Acte or Drury Lane; that he bad there been drugged with opium, or, rather, tbat an attempt bed been mbde to dtug him, shich was only partially ...
... presentpr~ioo'of,cotinalitb os frd unreasonably bhigh jBErp.IRIINED SUICIDE, Thin morning the Ilnhabstante. of White Hart Steiat Drury Lane, a eiiiaseiy.popnlated'neighbourhood of persons' of the lower class, wer thrown int a state of great excite. meat, In t ...
... don, at Drury Lane, in the same character. She came from the Bath Theatre with her sister Anne (the mother of the C Misses Chapman), who appeared on the same night, as Susanna, in The Marriage of Figaro. On that firat night a of the Drury Lane season ...
... iN DRURY LANg.- by On Wednesday morning last a woman named Mrs Watkins, wife of a blacksmith, residing.in Den- ham Yard, Drury Lane, who had been tweuty- th one days in prison for breaking her furniture and otherwise acting violently when a distress was ...
... of to distress will be issued against yea for the recovery of the of suams,-Neuicatslc Cheronicle. ult On Saturday last, Drury Lane Theatra closed for the Soa- ,son, and the series of performances given by Mr and Mrs hee Charles Keen was coneluded. The ...
... that it has moot had an uninterrupted run of en entire year. if the piece Si'ppi II wills which Mr Falconer is to open his Drury Lane campaign ' Dir hbe hut half as sacceosful, lie wvill have no reasesi to corisider for I L. himscelf unfortunate. Thle titlls ...
... &c. From Westminster we return to Waterloo Bridge, take a look around Somerset House, get into the Strand, and lass up Drury Lane-the theatre of which seeins to be now at a discount, the taste of modern Loudoners being rather to drink and hear black ...