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... the Third, an increased sum,— —It is said that Keen eight thousand pounds, on his last trip America. _ c, the lessee of Drury-lane paid him upwards of - thousand pounds, as reward for tho exercUe of his talents that hemisphere, ant' aron Graham said ...
... New Alalton, banker. M. Brierir P. Arrive, Manchester, machine-makers. J. Cranfleld. Newinl Causeway, tailor, J. Moye, Drury-lane.oil aud colouruian Declarations of insolvency. S.J. Avery, Chelsea, ironmonger. W. Bowler, Seymour-place, , WEEKLY CALENDAR ...
... 1€ name of “J. D. Hadfield, 8, The individual sv describe: Hospital,” asa contributor of 1 is no other than Hadfield who Drury-lane thea: tted with ba H, at his late Majesty Geo. UL. in | in confinement tre,on the in 3d May, 1808. Hadfield has been | ever ...
... aware that the Prine Minister of Eu is the son of au actress—but such is the tact. Mrs. Can-- bing which name she played at Drury lane Theatre) be- came Mrs. and subsequently married a Mr-Honn, linex-raper, of Plymouth, It ceases therefore, to be a matter ...
... conclude with, for the first time at this Theatre, the highly interesting Melo-Drame, as performed at the Theatre Itoyal, Drury Lane, called The JEW of liUBECX; or tho Heart of a Father. The part of DONAMAR, by Mr. HANCE. Tickets, and Places for the Boxes ...
... high manners, for {}j st “years. trait, ax, ela 3 4 for 2 ‘vols. with “Wl. THE R EMINISCENSESof THOMAS of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, Covyent- Garden, &e., # Author of Cabinet,’ &e, &c. In 2 vols. trait, 28s. 8vo. with P . rm 1V. MEMOIRS OF THrop WRITTEN ...
... military officer of rank, ho has signalized himself in several battles Mr. Marready is returned from America. Mr. Kean leaves Drury-lane for Corent Garden theatre next season. A young gentleman, 17 years of age, named Watson, was drowned South wold, a few days ...
... father ami uncle (Moses Kean) were fond the stage, aud celebrated mimics. The secret son of Mr. Kean having rehearsed at Drury-lane Theatre for more than six weeks, was tolerably well kept: with the exception of some of Mr. Price's very particular friends ...
... dreadful weather, and was nearly lost. Miss Stephens performing Edinburgh- Clara Fisher at New York, Patou and Mr. Braliam at Drury-lane Madame Pasta at Manchester. The shop of Mr. Archer, tailor, of Regent's Circus, was entered on Sunday morning, and robbed ...
... of Mother H., a well known flashing gamin? house, and nocturnal place of rendezvous for Cyprians and blacklegs, opposite Drury-lane Theatre. The complainant stated that, the preceding night, he went to the aforesaid house to play game at billiards, with ...
... pur. chased oi Lord Lo *tliPr his black colt Juryman, report says for 800 guineas. Miss Foots engaged for ten nights at Drury-lane.—A French theatie to cstablishnl in Loudon. Monday week, an individual, moving in avery respectable sphere life, was apprehended ...
... system of gambling which required more funds than he was possessed of to support; he was often seen too in the boxes of Drury-lane theatre, and parading the saloon as if he had been a man of fortune. This course of life could not last long, for his money ...