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... benefit, she would perform his theatre 1 for three years duiing the sea.on. This accepted.- - Her next feat was to perform at Drury lane in operas,' of which she was the sole attraction and suppoil. Her ; thorough knowledge uf the English language (learnt eaily ...
... workhouse of St. Gilee-in-the-fields, and is stone blind. For tome time previous to the last week she lived in Wild-court, Drury-lane, and used be led about by boy. Being in a state of destitution, one day last week the applied to the magistrates of Bow-street ...
... —Clonmel Advertiter. Tribute to Mb. Fobbest.—Friday night, at the conclusion of the tragedy of the Gladiator, the perfoimers of Drury-lane Theatre, through Mr. Bartley, presented Mr. Forrest with a splendid tortoiseshell snuff-box, lined and richly mounted with ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Tiie announcement of Mr. Forrest’s appearance in the chararter of Othello liail the elfecl of attracting a very numerous audience this theatre last ni);ht. The part is fair test as can sujjitested of the powers of the actor who undertakes ...
... coQcmaeitjn our -J the registries, ready on this dry week (hear, hear). I a man shot, an arm broken, but my lady v.fc was | DRURY LANE THEA’IRE will move at present thatbe ic'etrcd to the committee dragged neck and crop into the columns of the Connaught to ...
... oi iinslaeue and the Jean*. . _ It hat been at length decided that John Barnett’s opera of Honmond is to be biought out Drury-lane Thaatie. The eovpoaar is daily expected from t’aiis THE (Tk* dtf’t dotty.) The beaming lady held i :e in talk; Aad when ...
... characters. Mrs. T. Welch, once Miss Wilson, a lady who for some lime excited considerable attention her vocal talents at Drury lane theatre, in the character of Man done, in the Opera of Artaxerxes, will soon appear at the same theatre as Lady Macbeth ...
... they heat him in so dreadful a manner that he lies insensible ever since, and without hopes of recovery.— Clonmel Herald. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Last night Mr. Forrest had his benefit at this theatre, when he performed, for the first time, the character of ...
... very warm. If are rightly informed, will ect in Manchostrr, Glasgow, Edinburgh. Dublin, and Birmingham, before he retuiaato Drury lane. —Lmirpotl iffssni Tntfdty. ...
... very warm. If rjghtly informed, will | act in Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dublio, arid Birmingham, before he returaatu Drury lane. —Lnwrueef 7hum i>/ Taesday. ...
... Mr. Macrcady originally attached himself to Covent Garden, till he became disgusted with the management, and he appeared Drury-lane, which establishment he remained till the end of April, 1836, when a serious misunderstanding with Mr. Budd compelled him ...
... all Vulgar prejudices, did not, it seems, disdain one night last week to exhibit his pugilistic powers in the saloon of Drury Lane Tbeatie. He there astonished the commonalty by twice knocking down a cobler ! and not content with this, and anxious that ...