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... did th> mischief. His Lordship then fined ihc countryman Guildhall —Mr William Dugdalc, a bookseller, in llussdl cuiirt, Drury lane, appeared before Mr AldernanJ. J. Smith, tor the purpose of obtaining warrant for the apprehension of a person ol tlio n»mo ...
... Stevenson is gone to London for the purpose superintending the rehearsals and production of his forthcoming Oratorio, at Drury-lane Theatre. Corn Laws.— A Meeting ofthe County of Carlow has been convened for Monday, to lake into consideration the propriety ...
... At Courtown, county of Wexford, on the nit. thoiafn,; daughter of Lord Stopfonl and Lady Charlotte Stopfuid. Suddenly, at Drury-lane Theatre, London, b-J ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night Mr, EHistoa made his second appearance the character Falitaff, the Fint Part of Henry IV. Although began it tolerably well, continued it iatolernbly ill, and was wholly incapable of making his appearance at all in the last ...
... at the close of toe holidays, absoUtions wilt in equal detoawAi Penon* who teaiHr* »üb«titate« to perform penances tt »» Drury-lane stage and fcrotherfcood of Bartliolotnew's Not «1»U, aftet aiuuoas exa- of Smithdeld, to ascertain the exact--spot toesuTe ...
... York, where, said, be has an engagement, but it also said, that he is going home immediately to undertake the management Drury-lane Theatre. Ao.tNicouinKT Kkan. —The Huron Chiefs have been see Kean perform at Quebec. The Merrurg says—during his stay iu ...
... commemoration *of it by faia friend the Duke of Devonshire.—-London Paper. His Majesty has signified his intention of honouring Drury-lane theatre with his presence on Friday next. The performances which have been commanded on the occasion are; The DeciCUJridffe ...
... off at 6s. 34 rolumes of miscellanies brought only 355. 8.5 copies of Memorials ta the Lord Chancellor, from the theatres Drury-lane and Coreat Carden, with Mr. Elliaton’t ** Le.rer,” were knocked down al9s6d. coloured hihugraphic p'tors, from the opera ...
... v^uished. Warder. . , It is said that Kaaa received eight thousand pounds his last trip to America. Price, the leasee Drury-lane 'Theatre, paid him upwards of live thouaaud pounds, reward /or the exercise of his talents iu that hemisphere. ...
... of the lady we are left guess at. We have, however, some data to go upon. She made her first appearance on the board's of Drury-lane. in the character Lydia Languish, in January 1795, thirty-two years ago.—ln appearance she was then upwards of twenty. Her ...
... at tho Lyceum during the ensuing spring, lie has embarked in the regular drama, under the banners of his friend Price, at Drury-lane Theatre, w here With Liston anti Dawton, he will share the honours of the coui> «puse. Young Kean, who is to 'appear fortue ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. This theatre commenced last Monday evening its winter campaign,under highly favourable au spices. Seldom has the curiosity of the public to witness the first performance of a debutant been greater than it was on this occasion, the ...