... Henley, and Job Baker the Kettle-Drummer.” This dedication is, no doubt, to be viewed as contribution the drollery of the Drury Lane, in November, 1709, the character of Teague, in Sir Robert Howard’s comedy of The Committee,” wasipersonated, as the playbills ...

... president of the Barnmeen branch, Down, who addressed the meeting on the present struggle in Ireland.— Peter M'Cartan, sec. Drury Lane Branch, London—Meeting on Friday —Mr J D O’Rorke, president, in the chair, Four new members were enrolled. A very able lecture ...

... clothes expects half that sum for a night’s acting. Thi* week .Vote# and Queries reprints the particulars of week’s wages Drury Lane Theatre 10S years age. Lacy was paid £l6 ISs and Garrick received 3s for their week s work. By far the targes: salary (£5O) ...

... MP, for the kindly sympathy he has evinced towards those latest victims felonious landlordism.”—John O’flalloran hon sec. Drury lane Branch, London—Meeting the Beehive Hall—Mr Fitzpatrick, vice-president, in the chair. A very useful discussion took place ...

... original play of “Voltigern and Rowena.” Enthusiasm among the literati was unbounded, and Kemble was engaged to bring it out at Drury Lane. But, alas ! for the hopes of the Irelands, the worthless character of the drama, when put upon the stage, was only too ...

... en Theatre as Olivia in “Twelfth Night.” After fulfilling various engagements at Edinburgh and Bath, she was engaged at Drury lane Theatre in 1826, when she first appeared as Violante in The Wonder. In 1829, at Covent-garden Theatre, she sustained the ...

... were said at Michael’s and St Joseph’s on Sunday and Tuesday morning for the repose of the souls of the Manchester Martyrs. Drury lane Branch, London—Meeting on Friday—Mr O'Rorke, president, in the chair, Mr H Brunotti delivered an exceedingly able lecture ...

... faith are branded perjurers, with special reference tha trials now proceeding at Green atreet.”—John M O’HaUoran, bon aeo. Drury Lane Branch—Meeting on Sunday Bee-Hive Hall, 183 High Holborn—Mr J Mnllins, president, in the obair. A very able addresa delivered ...

... C., London, on the body of a child. The ev.dence given showed that on Christmas Day the drain of a house in Vere-street, Drury lane, was found to be defective, and upon the place being palled to pieces, the body of a male child was discovered blocking ...

... or sympathised raoro wi: them, Mr Grogan, Mr bay and* Mr T Brady, 'l' C, also addressed the meeting.—John Berrill, sec, Drury Lane Branch, L-indon —Meeting at the Beehive Hal), 183 High Holborn—Mr J Mullins, president, in the chair. Four new members were ...

... being taken to insure vote to every Irishman in the borough who is entitled to the franchise.—John C’Halloran, bon sec. Drury Lane Branch—Meeting on 17th inst, at thft Beehive Hall, 183 High Holboru—Mr Mnllins, president, in the chair. The branch rules ...

... kinds of writings. He now attempted a new kind, and with similar success. The Good-Natured Man” was originally intended for Drury Lane ; but Garrick, the manager, not showing a very lively interest in the piece, it was transferred to Covent Garden, where ...