Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... reward toil. lin Londo'n there are fniteen Theaircs, viz. the King's Theatre. or Italian O'pera touse: C ,vent-Garden and Drury-lane, the two Pa- tent Theatres; the layniarket Suintrer Theatrc-; the Amphithelitre; theqiCoburgh, the Sans Pareil, the Surry ...
... ...
... Baggot street, af a daughter.- On the 31st of Dccember, at New York, the Lady of Mr J. Wallack (late of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane.) of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 3d instant, in Wexford Church, Pierce Hughes Daniel, Esq. to Louisa, youngest daughter of ...
... any contest between thea- trical establishments, becomes irresistibie and un- ess the proprietors of the Theatres Roya.e Drury- lane and Covent-garden, can distinctly show that the proceedings whivh they have conimenced against the Minor Theatres $ are ...
... the well known Thri- A mas Preston was apprehenstded by - Lavender and Bishop, at his obscure lodgsing in Princes streEt. Drury-lane, by virtue of a Warrattt from Nr. ,irnie, on a charge ot'high treason. He-was.brnuglht to the office and underwent a short ...
... next d called, in furtlher contirmaticn of Adamn-s, and uxaa mined by Mr. Bolland. fi John Hector Mlorrison, cutler, of Drury lane', was exmmined by the Attorney-General, to prove he ti had sharpened a sword for a man dressed like a but- cher. s Edward ...
... distinguished fasbiorabieit, ?? their houte' in P a;k. lane, Londdon. Mr. Sttphen Kemtbie has concluded Itis eng r.e-nent at Drury lane Theatre, London, on eotint o! the .xt'aordi' nary UtLcafst of Zing Leae, which interfered itdh kis line of business. I-le ...
... ...
... WLIE Several nev peH'ormers, the principal of whom were hi S. Booth, from Covent-garden Theatre, and AMies Sdrithson frdmli Drury-lane. The former 1..1 sustained the part rf Letitia I-ard53 and our rea,!ers will at once see that her reputation for talent ...
... ...
... Compiled from the Piece of that name, formerly performed here, and the Farce of JEAN DE PARIS, acted at the., Theatre Royal, Drury.lane, with considerable alterations and additions, by W. Dimrond, Esq. John of Paris Mr. Warde;- Theodore. Mr.-Leoni Lee, (his ...
... will be performed Shakespear's Tragedy Or CORIOLA NUS. Caius Marcius Coriolanus, . . Mr. Wallack, Of the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane. whocis engaged for a limited number of Nights. After which the-popular Farce of A ROLAND FOli AN OLIVER. Rosalind. ?? ...