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... among the most enlightened classes in the’ h' est and humblest neighbourhoods. Thirty J**' since such a lively locality as Drury Lane on a Sunday, from daybreak till long after one carnival of revelry, from the south end • even to the north end thereof, ...
... National 1 b** tre on the 12th alt. Her debut was rather unsuccessful. Mr*. Hamblin, daughter ol the lat* Mr. Blanchard, Drury-lane theatre, took a benefit on the billowing evening, to enable her to England to institute proceeding* against Mr. Wood the ...
... part of ?bia Kingdom. Grand Classical and Dramatic Entertainment, THE CELEBRATED AFRICA ROSCIUS, Of the Theatres Royal, DRURY-LANE AND COVENT-GARDEN- The Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general are respectfully acquainted that the above distinguished ...
... soliciting the aid of the otficera. She was a great favourite in tl>« country, but we think dtd not make her appearance at Drury-lane Theatre unt'l January 31, 1795, as India Languish in the Rivals. In London she produced little impression, and her first ...
... the consequence is, that no lady in Baltimore can make her mind to wed plain Yankee dealer m codfish Wanted.— a shop in Drury-lane is to be seen a bill in the window which states that-“ Redy mead starch is all ways to bee liad heere has cheap has at any ...
... fra success. Mdcmekoly InttrvUm.—Kelmmn o’clock on last Thursday night * cabriolet drew upy> door ff -wf|ll if*W. n * hear Drury-lane Theatre, from arMgii two gear tlemen dliglited. ft# attired Ijfc Aep mourn. iog i the/bath edWcd and had a private interview ...
... yesterday to Vi«- Melbourne and Sir Hussey Vivian. Her Majesty honored the performance of. Mr. Kean in Hichurd the Third, a. Drury-lane iheai.e, last evening, presence. Her Majesty arrived the theatre at seven o clock. LordLyndbursl has arrived in town, and ...
... Lucifer, win she was run board by the New York packet, Westchester. A dinner is to he given Mr. Charles Kean in the Saloon of Drury-lane Theatre on Friday next the Right Hon. Lord Morpeth, MP. m the chair—for the purpose of presenting that eminent tragedian ...
... DINNER MR. KEAN. On Friday the friends and admirers Mr. Kean had the pleasure of entertaining him at dinner in the saloon Drury-lane Iheatre, the Marquis of Clanricard in the chair. Tie Noble Marquis was supported his right by Mr. Kean. Lord Sultield, Lord ...
... KEAN OTHELLO Drury Lane Theatre. was play- j ed on Tliursday night tlus house with the lowing cast : —Mr. Kean, Othello \ Miss Desdemona ; Mr. Ternan, logo ; and Mrs. ler- i nan, Emelia. Here was novelty enou.h—novelty to account tor an audience crowded ...
... and erect, if defying tue vengeance ot enemy, or the malice of assassin, lie was apparently acting over again the eccne at Drury Lane theatre, IbUU,, when lie was fired at the niainac Ilartield. The reeoileeticn of this event appeared to disturo him, and ...
... in his glory travel to Ayr. In this extremity drunken scene-painter, named Atkins, had compassion on the future prop of Drury-Lane, and this worthy could get up a bit a drop-scene at small expense, and take part, at a pinch, in a fencing match or dialogue ...