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... Evening the 12lh inst., mx* st* The celebrated Tradigian from the American Theatre, and Theatre Royal Covent Garden and Drury-lane 1 ondon, who is engaged innst positively for three Nights only, will make his first appearance here in Shakespeare’s instructive ...
... books at sales. blind newsman may be seen daily actively employed in making bis I and bis customers in the neighbourhood |of Drury-lane. blind man is a resident in Ida. k) ney work house, who well known for bis active | disposition at fires in that neighbourhood ...
... owing to the liberal en« gagemaot offered him by hie friend Mr, Cater aft ('applause.) He was also indebted to the lessee of Drury.lane, who, with much inconvenience to him. self, permitted him to come to Dublin. It was un« necessary for him to tell them how ...
... TH GAL WA Y PAT RIOT. b,h„ QUEEN’S VJOT TO. DRURY.LANE |rf.d b, p..ro.i. •• .h. O’. U,., M,, | , Th..!,. oress (drunk with all ihe Wednesdav nitrht with kef pretence. The house The Lord Mayor returned thanks : and eave the „ rt • numerous crowds i i ...
... carpet died al nine. Lord Slumhleford died, after a long illness, al Slopsey Hall, Lincolnshire, in the 84lh year of his age. Drury-lane opens garly in October.Mr Green ascended in bis bahion, from Vauxhall, on Tuesday, with a lady of'brume. | Three cases of ...
... TMK JEWESS The following i» the »torjr of Scribe’s JFueis (I.a Juite.} ha* been Anglicized Planche, and perfoimed Drury-lane to-morrow evening - The time ia year 1414, Ihe place the city Constance, where J’e is celebrated for the victories of the Emperor ...
... to the prorogation leaving them clear days prepare for that death Parliament, to which their numerous crimes have hurried Drury.lane is let Mr. Bunn for three years il ie m, Curtis, who notwithstanding the repeated at 6,0001. per annum. The first year the ...
... is expected lo even more after Christmas. Between (even and eight o'clock on Thursday night, a dreadful accident-occurred Drury-lane Theatre, whilst the new piece, called The Spirit of Air,'* was being performed. In that pari where Messrs. Gilbert and Wieland ...
... Burden Cou *, were among the fashionable* who occupied private hoxea to tee Mr, Charle* Kean in Hamlet, on Friday evening, at Drury.lane Theatre. Rtchard the Third, will, is said, be Mr. Kean's next character. Mr. Chart** Kean'* eixth performance of Ham let ...
... serve the same purpose any one who sees the paper. In consequence a very general expression pnhlic opinion, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre has announced his intention from this dav to reduce his prices to the same scale as those of Coventgarden Theatrs ...