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... .— Yesterday, the wellknown Thomas Preston was apprehended by Lavender and Bishop, at his lodgings, in Prince’ -street, Drury-lane, by virtue of a warrant from Mr. Birnie, on charge of High Treason. He was brought to the office, and underwent a short ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE On Saturday sennight Mr. Kean performed Othello; and mneh of It in bit very best style. The scenes in which is worked np progressively to the acme of jealous frenzy, were alternately melting and terrific His yatbelic tones wcm never ...
... Queen's enemies composed. —Cuhbetl's Register of Sat. Signor Cervetto was an Italian, who played the bass in the orchestra at Drury-lane theatre. One night, when the house was in profound silence during one of Garrick’s solemn pauses, the Signor, being half ...
... ostouisUiueut of the whole auditory she declared she did know. Mr. Kean was, of course, discharged from his recognizances. Drury-lane Theatre. —Ou Sa'pirda,' night last Mr. Kean performed the character of /lie . ard the Third, and took leave of the audience ...
... were filled with ladies and i gentlemen, all of respectable appegrauee. The j sjilendid cavalcade shaped its course down Drury Lane, through little Bussell et, down j Stieet, Catherine Street, into the j Strand, and so along Pall-mall, St. James’s . Street ...
... LONDON GENUINE TEA COMPANY, 23, Ludgate Hill, London, DRURY-LANE THEATRE. On Saturday evening, tiie popular feeling at this Theatre was in full action, ana the predominant sentiment was delight at the triumph of her Majesty. The audience was not numerous ...
... Fellow Townsmen, Your earnest well-wisher, j. vr. b. Feb. 8, 1821. (Furnished fy a Cirretpundeul.) Incident on the King'.s to Drury Lane. elderly gentleman, wearing the garb of a clergyman, accompanied by two ladies, seemed almost dyiug of apprehension for ...
... Csjtnm-Houac, London, l*(b March, 18*1. Sudden Death nf Mrs. Elliston. —Mrs. ElHsfon the wife of Mr. Elli'tun, the lessee Drury lane Theatre, died almost suddenly Saturday, at her residence in Stralloru Place. This amiable woman was in the gallery the ...
... several deaths ; I-it at present they have not been authenticated our enquiries. Lord Tragedy Marino Fuletre was performed at Drury-lane with unbounded applaiu-e.— Since then, certain persona, tbi which remain to explained and joMiried, hove thou-rht fit ta ...
... merits, are assured that it stauds unrivalled ill the whole range Pantomime. has beta performed upwards of one hundred nights Drury-lane Theatre, to crwpded houses, and with the most unbounded applause! See Advertisement. In our last week’s paper we omitted ...
... Murray v. Elliston.—The question Mr. Ellistou's right representing Lord Byron’s Tragedy of Marino Faliero on the hoards of Drury-lane Theatre, is, understand, decided Court of Law; but until the decision takes place, Mr. Ellistou is, under the authority ...
... who would shortly have come to a fortune of £60,000, put a period his existence the Kean’s Head Tavern. Hus ell-courf, Drury lane. He was lately cferk an Attorney in Loudon, hut having taken fancy to the stage, joined strolling company, and returned ...