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... idealisation. Even so great a purist as Mr. Macready recognised this exigency in his celebrated representation of Henry V. at Drury- lane; Mr. Pbelps did so at Saddler's Wells ; so likewise did Mr. Charles Kean in the superb version of the same play with wbich ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE Sole Lei-see anel Manager, ¥. b. illi.a'.trton. Tlllr- EVENLNG. at i-eveu, THAT BtlAUl'lKu'L urciSP-; At -4 0. RICHARD III.: Mr I'.urv Mt! ivr.ii, Messrs II Sinclair .T. V. t rtl.cait, C. Vandenlioff, F. Tyan*, 11. Ruasell, ...
... thevtre royal, drury-lane Sole Lessee iiu ...
... adopt in placing Richard IIL upon the stage « n the present occasion : — All the resources of fuch an establishment as Drury-lane Theatre will be made available to their fullest limit, anil even ex- tended ti a t cale of impressive magnitude not hitherto ...
... rcbbiigberof ber watch be knocked her d.wn and rat tff, and wss rot apprehended until the following day, in cne of the courts in Drury-lane which it inhabited by prostitutes aid thie-ves. For this olfenci C inimis- ?? Kerr stntenced tbe prisoner t> receive 40 ...