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... Linley, A.B., the Junior Fellow of j^at institution. He was the eldest son of the late Thomas Lin- ■.&, .Esq., patentee of Drury-lane Theatre, and brother of Mrs. Sheridan, the first wife of the late Right lion. II.B. Sheridan.— Wednesday, in Grafton-street ...
... eldest daughter of Mr. D. M. Dyte, of trand, London, the gentleman who saved the life of his Ma- jr ,y.teorge 111. in Drury-lane Theatre, May 15, 1800—On the y. inst., at Haveringham, the Rev. Thos. John Blofeld, M.A. Celcar ot: Old Sodbury, with Chipping ...
... which have everywhere occurred, in endeavours to yield stiocour and to save life. ANGULAR ACCIDENT—A post-boy who going up Drury-lane on Tuesday afternoon, at a T ,'h h a B0!ebat an'ow escape from death by the horse running against the barrier of an open ...
... the American tragedian to Catharine, eldest daugl ter of J. Sinclair, Esq., late of the Theatres Royal Covei Grarden and Drury Lane. DIED. At Monmouth, on Sunday last, in his 61st year John Mor ?an Phillpotts, Esq., late Captain of the 35th Regiment of ...
... VIETH, Esq., 15th Regt. TOM TACT CAPTAIN ASHE. CHAS. STEVENS, Esq., R.N. LAMA LEESON MISS ANDERTON. (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane J FANNY MISS KATE JAXON. (From the Royal Lyceum Theatre.) A LAPSE OF THREE YEARS IS SUPPOSED TO OCCUR BETWEEN THE ACTS. ...
... splendid salmon of twenty pounds and three-quarters. GAROTTE ROBBERY IN WHITE HART-STREET, DRURY- LANE. On Friday morning at about four, as Mr Palmer Taylor, of Drury-lane, surgeon, was returning home after attending a patient, he was attacked in White Hart- ...
... e, South Wales. TULLEY.—On the 28th ult., at 366, Strand, London, J. H. Tulley, musical director of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, in his 54th year. KENT —On the 28th ult., at Peckham, Jane, the beloved wife of the Rev. Philip Kent, one of the District ...
... principal turn, and it is needless to say that his comit antics are much enjoyed. The fact of his having been engaged at the Drury-lane pantomime is evidence of his inimitable skill, and the spon- taneous nature of his witticisms, combined with the appropriateness ...