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... have been a co mpound burlesque of two other of Shakespeare's plays. In 1733 Miller was one of the actors who seceded from Drury Lane, then under the management of Mr. Highmore, a gentleman of fashion and an amateur performer, and formed a sort of commonwealth ...
... inspected was Toohill's. The poor man in his unutterably ragged and loathsome attire would certainly have drawn a crowd in Drury. lane. From the battered crown of his hat to the heel of his broken brogues, he was all tatters, and strips, and dirt. His wretched ...
... coolleca-800, the matter might be satisfactorily disposed of, —John 11 O'Halloran, hon sec. Drury Lane Branch, London—Meeting on Friday at the Cock Codes Tavern, Drury lane—Mr J D O'Rorke presiding. Five new members were enrolled. Resolved— That we extend our ...
... being takon to insure a vote to every Irishman in the borough who is entitled to the franchise. —John M O'Halloran, hen sec. Drury Lane Branch—Meeting on 17th just, at the Beehive Hall, High Holborn—Mr Mullins, preside*, in the chair. The brznch rules were ...
... MOONS were at St Michael's and St Joseph's on Sunday and Tuesday morning for the repose of the of the Man. cheater Martyrs. Drury lane Branch, London—Meeting on Friday—Mr J D ORork.. president, In the chair. Mr 11 E Brunetti delivered an exceedingly lecture ...
... the ohair. Councillor Charles O'Neill gave an excellent lecture on English Ideas and Irish Ideas.—John Diamond, oor sec. Drury Lane Branch, London—Mr J Mullins, president, in the ohair. A letter read from Mr J O'Connor, M P (South Tipperary), announcing ...
... Baker the Kettle Drummer. This dedication is, no doubt, to be viewed as a contribution to the drollery of the bock. At Drury Lane, in. November, 1709, the character of Teague, in Sir Robert Howard's comedy of The Committee, walpersonated, as the playbills ...
... or outrage such as have taken place in other cities O 'Halloran, hon seo. under similar circumstances (hear, hear). They Drury Lane Branch—Meeting on Sunday at the have not wrecked houses or seized the property of 1 Bee-Hive Hall, 183,High Holborn—Ur J ...
... or sympathised mere with them. Mr Grogan, Mr Day and Mr T Brady, TC, also addressed the meeting.---dohn Berrill, hon sec, Drury Lane Branch. London—Meeting at the Beehive Hall, 183 High Holborn—Mr J Mullins, president, In the chair. Foar new members were ...
... closed with a hearty vote of Oaks to the for their services ; on Sueday, Oat. 1 10th, at 9 p m.—'eV J Dannelly, sec. L indon (Drury lane Branol2)—lleting on Friday 1 —Mr JI) tiliorke, president, in Eight I new members were enrolled. The secretary was I, requested ...
... especially in Ireland, there were landlords mete. and esseanded they that whose embarraued circometauces rendered it ex- Drury Lane Bran c h, London —Meeting on Friday Wad. was troszely dithoult fur them to do justice in a —Mr J D O'Rorke, ts the Fast ...
... English opera. The Gipsy's Warning, now known olindly by the very dramatic) air for the voice, itay,e, thou angry dorm. At Drury-lane Theatre, Benedict acted as oonductor throughout that period of Mr Banns management during which Belie a most smoomieful ...