... decent trim. Theatre, Cardiff. —It is pleasant to report that Mrs. Lewis, at her benefit last week, previous to departure lor Drury-Lane, was complimented by a tolerably lull audience. During the present week a domestic tragedy, The Will and the Way,” adapted ...

... further transpired that the deceased gentleman, while carrying on an extensive business builder, hod erected the present Drury-lane Theatre, and several other metropolitan public edifices. The jury declared themselves satisfied with the evidence that had ...

... would, perhaps, have been larger, if Mr. D ...

... find cheap enough, and spends the money thus procured in drink. He spends most of his time in a filthy public house, near Drury-lane; and when the devil-1 mean the pi inter’s devil—goes to him lor copy, he always sent with a penny to treat the literary ...

... these places alone) was in the same predicament. 1 heard from those who had been to the pantomimes at the Princesses and at Drury-lane tha they felt a similar ennui. I told the Lyceum is very good, and I went and could not get in I cannot speak of it from ...

... was „j,i„g the London Missionary Society, on f or olni , i„to a mosque, but this is almost the only sign The Assassination Drury Lane.—Death of , placed in circumstances of the most imminent peril, is wbo some „» the crew by their inter- o |erociuU9 vUa ...

... the const, was lady how felt when the waves over bin. | replied, Wet, madam, very wet.” The first play hill issued from Drury-Lane Theatre, ' was April H, (Thursday,) 1603, with the Humorous Lieutenant. The play begin at o’clock precisely. The actors’ ...

... Metropolitan theatres, is more than borne out. The house opened on Wednesday with the Love Chase,” and Mrs. Lewis, from Drury-Lane, enacted the part of Neighbour Constance. We do not mean to deny the merit of the other performers, when we single out ...

... premature de ith of the Princess Mary. lira Majesty and hie T.roxs—On Thursday night the Queen honourerl Mr. \‘an and his beasts Drury-lane with her prosence, tor the third time «luriua the season. The perform a-ices the occasion were Opera of (Jii>sij’s Warning ...

... Bevan, Esq., of Cowbridge, in this country. At Gravesend, aged 87, Mrs Harlowe, for many years celebrated actress at the Drury-lane, and tke last of the old school. Jan. 4, in his 31st year of consumption, at the residence of his father, the Rev. Thomas ...

... found in King’s College Hospital, labouring under foul disease. Sarah Cunningham, aged In, residing in Charles-street, Drury-lane, said site hist met deceased the Victoria Theatre, about five months ago, and. finding her without a lodging, took her home ...

... man named George Carter, had been committed for trial, for stealing play bills, the property of Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane theatie, and upon Ins being arraigned he pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to six mouths’ imprisonment. An hour or two ...