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... it to the author with the warmest Probstion, recommem'ing him to send it instantly to the Ctunntittee of.Managerneut at Drury lane, and accompanying it with an introductory letter to Lord Byron. The play was. immediately sent;' Lord Byron, himself a Poet ...
... the Actors of Cosent.Garden Theatre. Mr. Fawcett returned thanks. Lord Ho! t: proposed, The health of Mr. Rae and the Drury Lane Fund. Mr. Rae returned thanks. Lord Holland expressed his satisfaction at witnessing the liberality of sentiment which ...
... Common Prayer-Book; ditto. ltvece's CAtttlogueof Drugs. Where to find a Flo!nrtd. a neer Comedy, acted w . itX. applause at Drury- Lane Theatre. A/s.)Ar Sok, The History of the Ner;roSlave-Trafle, in its Cc'. re ctio u .Kith the Commerce e!.d Prosperity of ...
... Common Prayer- Book, ditto. Reece's Cataloinie of Drugs. • Where to field a Friend, a new Comedy, acted with apphluse at Drury- Lane Theatre. . • A few new Song-Books, and a few copies 6f the new Song. The. Mghtiugle Club, sung Mr. Matthews in the Farce ...
... the waggon, and head them before Mr. Ifuat came. It was .treenged that they should meet. next morning at the black Dog, in Drury lane , which is kept by one Slater, he believed, at eigbt o'clock precisely. Witness that evening went to Wirdemude, and paid ...
... -L AKE THE ATICE. THE winter theatres are early in the field.— Drury-lane opened on Saturday uight the 7th September, with The School for Scandal, preceded by a Monody in honour of its lamented auth,)r. Before.the curtain drew up, Mr. Rae, the Manager ...
... Mit KEAN. ON the 25th June Mr. Kean received from the hands of Mr. Failmer Ithe father of the Drury-Lane Stage) the magnificent Cup, which the Committee and the Performers award• ed him for his admirable performance of Sir Giles Overreach. The . ceremony ...
... Intolerance. Battle of Waterloo, and other Potosi, by 8, Swift, Esq. Wnore to tied SFriend, a rTew Comedy, acted applause at Drury-Lane Theatre. './lsofiar The History of the Negro Slave-Treat, nection with the Commerce and Prosperity the Webt-Indies. and ...
... Reeves' Common Prayer-Book, ditto. Reecu's Catalogue of Drugs. Where to find a Friend, a new Comedy, acted wits applause at Drury-Lane Theatre.. insofar Sale. The History of the Negro Slave-Trade, in its Connection with the Commerce and Prosperity of the ...
... of last month will be seen the name of George Robins, auctioneer, medter, general agent. He was formerly a mcmber cff the Drury-lane Commitee at the time the late Mr. Elliston was lessee of that Theatre. He made himself very conspicuous by handling the ...
... applause, Thus plunged from one extreme to the other : he was taken alanpirgly ill on Saturday and died the next day. He was at Drury-lane on Friday night, and said to Mr. Parry, that so much was he pleased with the music which he had adapted to his words, that ...
... Dublin, and at Covent-Garden theatres, with the molt unbounded applaufe, he, in 174.7, became joint manager with Mr. Lacy at Drury-Lane ; and at length, in the fpring of 1776, he retired from the stage. To his extenfive powers of pleafing in the greateft variety ...