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... -that Mr. lie no Lewis, tire lseoee of' the Liverpool Theatre, is likely. to become twe ith ithe future tenant--of the Drury-lane EstablishmerAl,-Ches-16r it i tee Cottrairt-We know not on what groundsl thi narumoufrests ; it ca is probably etitirely ...
... D'Aguilar, by Bothrwell; and of the late Thomas n Lewis, Esq., by the President of the Royal Academy; the ae Members of the Drury-lane and Covenit-garden Theatricat Coin- It panics, by Sharp; the classical subject of Hylas, by, Howard ; c I, the Lord of ...
... place ataonce ?? ?? .rra was Wiliam elltiead isi oernpcsuet iriher Mru the. It is announced, ire perceive, for evely C t~ Drury-lane; and such is the enthusiasm it aq C'triil ?? Isis witl no doubt continge to run the whole aon_., uite Literary Jouirnal ...
... are now; if you do not immediately pro. comply *ith my wishes, by G.- I will unfrock you. ELUZAusTyr. Dramatic Mensgerie.-Drury lane has opened : spectacle in which lions and tigers are the prtitlp51 = perfrmees ! A. London paper, speaking of this tutW ...
... succeeded Colonel aDaiiell, by .exhlage. , He Sar twas the son of Mrs. John Kombrcks by hei'fiai husbandh aeil Mr. Brereton, of Drury-lane Theatre. Wi V. Suicide.-On Fr'idaylast T. Stevens, Esq. the Recorder Ro. .of Ecxeter, put a period to his existence. ,It ...
... last week, from New York, (in 23 days) discharged every, g debt, amounting to several thousand pounds. Mr. s- Cooper, of' Drury-lane 'Theatre, bas received (no doubt d with considerable delight) £1000 from Mr. Price. . An Eart/hqusee.-We had little idea ...
... purreyora af the good things of this world. The cook-shops and gj_,h,,p were filled from an early hour. One eatirg hlouse 'a d Drury-lane, actually cut up two rounds of heef befI t twelve o'clock. A party of about fifty passed atlng befere r street, two and ...
... poor man whose trowsers had been moth-eaten while in the pawnbroker's came A rich example of rural simplicity occurred at Drury. lane Theatre, last Monday week, during the representa. i tion of The Rent Day. In the dittraining scene, i when Walack, (as ...
... sasitmer deserving of rite wartoest commends- tiots- It brought vividly to mind the best efforts of the ti orchestra ait Drury-lane- Itrues Powe-rful and Perfect at all h IiS. poitsio. The rnwsnext pieces suffer~ed alitlero5f-nan evident aI lis nervousfiurry ...
... whom they are so largely indebted are left in a state of ?? C/eo-cfic/e. The stage procession in honour ?? W. Scott, at Drury. lane, promises to be as attractive as it is nbvel. Braham has consented to study the character of Francis 0e hldis lone-a bold ...
... gentlemen, who had signified C u. their intention of attending, assembled at Mr. Pritebard's, t k' (the undertaker,) in Drury-lane. Several old and conspi- 54, cuous reformers were among them, and they proceeded in s fourteen mourning coaches to Chariog-cross ...
... St. Antonle ny 11,000 have died out of 26,000; ?? 12,000; in Bravo 7000; n, and in St. Nicholas 8000. D The receipts at Drury-lane theatre on Thursday exceeded 'g A800; and those of Cdventsgarden, on Friday, were ?? 19 considerable. The reeelpt stamp ...