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... institute legal proceedings tq justify itself from alleged frauds in Stamp Office Report.—La Porto, the French actor, engaged at Drury-lane, and soon expected from Paris , he is to play English characters, and will make his debut as Figaro. jtlu. a night are the ...
... Lawrence have extended seventy miles. These papers assert, on tlie beat authority, that Mr. Kean the real proprietor of Drury-lane theatre, and that Mr. Price is only acting as his deputy. The official Gazette of Stockholm, of the 20th October, contains ...
... above her profession,—Charles'Kemble seriously indisposed.—A new comic opera entitled Thtl houses of Grenada brought out at Drury lane Tuesday which Braham takes principal part. The opera it Wade, and was very successful ; a simple air J^, Graddon was called ...
... week, which is said to a higher salary than ever before paid for resident performer there. The reason of his treaty with Drury-lane theatre having broken off, is stated follows ; he was offered engage ment to perform for three years, at salary of per week ...
... Kent, dealer—J. G. Neville, Sheffield, victualler J. W. Shaw and A. W. Elmslie, Fcnchnrch-buildings, mer- chants—J.Sjirigg, Drury-lane, leather-seller —T. Williams, West Smithfteld, cutler—J. Ramsgate, blacksmith 16— J. Braithwaite, Leeds,cloth-merchant—John ...
... visited Covent Garden theatre Thursday, when the opera of Oberon was commanded for the occasion. —The King also expected visit Drury-lane, last night (Friday), the performances to be The Devil's Bridge, with Love, Law, and Physic. —The Duke of York continues ...
... Gazette bookseller, —Receipts at each of the Winter Theatres larger on the recent visits of the King than for some years. Drury-lane alone received nearly nine hundred and twenty pounds.—Mr. Wrench quite the Adel pin theatre at close of present season, ...
... unless accompanied with remittances y amt postage nnid. JL— Person* viaUlng Lonnon, may obtain Boxes at tlie KiiiK*. ...
... accordingly appointed. The former proved debts the amount ofbetween j£'3,ooo and .£4,000. incurred, doubt, in the additions to Drury-lane theatre, under the superindance of Mr. Peto. The outstanding debts are said to be very considerable, nnd the assets com ...
... to, unless accompanied with remittances, and postage paid. P. S.—Persons visiting Lonnou, may obtain Boxes at the King’s, Drury-lane, and Covent-garden Theatres—on the most reasonable terms. FRIDAY, Dec. 23. ...
... America, and tiie want of reciprocal feelings In the British Government ! Ke appraiUnce Kean. —Mr, Kean made hit re-appearance Drury-lane theatre on Monday n'igbt, for the first time since expiatory exile Nortli America, In the character of Shylodt. On the rising ...
... Cuchrane Fine, —s. to —s. present annihilated all their expectations ; however they Kean has produced larger receipts at-Drury-lane theatre, will be flanked by the cavalry, every sixth man left Geneva the 22d December, to go to Italy—The United to 36s ...