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... young man named George Crouch, a member of the Marylebone Temperance Society, on Tuesday went with some companions to the Drury-lane Theatre. He afterwards yielded to their solicitations and took drink, became intoxi- cated, threw himself out of the window ...
... butler, of I7', Thsno. terrace; John 'woods, 73, Chlawell-street, Fu bury; James Gridin,'anorange vendor, 20, Lincol- court, Drury-lane; WiIliam srkinson,10,Phrenix-. place, Somers-'town; John Bryant, 9, Church laue, lit. Giles; and Richard Harmwick, aged ...
... raised ,ii00; aid there is a noble list of performers selected from all the theatres In for the' d benefit, to be given at Drury-lane'' The p- formance is postponed for a few days from the 28th.; but it will come off, and so will two others 3, (one here ...
... 'from 1813, dowse to the, period when the Sacred Harmonic Society was star'ed,- when the Jerforinances of sacred musid in Drury-lane and Covent-garden' Theatres were given up. Sir George Smart was present- as a boy at the Handellan commemora- tions of 1784 ...
... have been dictated to him'by the spirit of Southey, the poet. - . d It is stated that Mr. F. B. Chatterton, lessee of a] Drury-lane Theatre,'London, has taken initiatory proceedings to bring an action against Mr. Sims it Reeves, for damages for breach ...
... the recoider, Mr. Russell Gurney, to'a matter of -great importance. A juror named Frederick Lee, of 37 ~Brownlow-stree;, Drury-lane, hva beens suMneon;A to serve In the present sessions, aid on Tuesedyhis attention waiballedto a doubt whether a person ...
... published when paid for as advertmeinemnts. 1. S.-Ten years' penal servitude. J. W. G. should apply at tha Admiralty Office, Drury- lane. One who rarely misses the Are)curiyshould apply to a local bookseller. A. J., who writes from Rook Ferry, has not a correct ...
... Thomas Lockley, boot and shoe maker, Toxtetir. nadeD, J., lamp manufacturer, Birmingham. Lens, 3. B. excursionmanager, Drury-lane, London. Milar, J. L., picture dealer, late of St. James'E-street, London. Potbecary, J. J., estate agent, Madavale, London ...
... of the' 'a at metropolitan critics on account 'of the lOud;' ness of his voiee in the first scene of the new .th piece at Drury Lane, The Dogs of IVenlc,' 'ansd sre its weakness in the subsequent poxtiopsof the play. ( he The oritics were obviously Ignorant ...
... Dr. Spark, of Leeds, conductor. SATURDAY AND MONDAY EVENING CONCERTS. On Saturday evening last, Mr. J. C. Cowper now of Drury-lane Theatre, London, gave one oi his popular elocutionary entertainments at the I Saturday Evening Concerts. Concert Hal, Lord ...
... graver, wast n one of thetmoot agileit isloald,' tha tvtz- cer on the stage. Mr.,.vamis Byrne, who shone at the same qpcoh at Drury-lane, was consideedalso a s incomparable as agraceful'dancer.-~- ?? We hive'had mny comedines' on 'the' Lonjoi6 .in to. Colley ...