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... Jedidiahi wasdiisappoiimntt Du.fu ring his residence in Lonldon, lie was taken to see Kin Rich- 3 icd LII. perfornaed at Drury-lane play-hou'se, Lad it was cx-' pected, either that the novelty and tha splendor of the show I would have fixed him in ast ...
... liberties of his otuntry; at Coventegarden Theatre, the bouse 'vias enjoying his injinit- able play of thle Rivals; and at Drury-lane. one, of the most reowdedassemblies ever seen in tlie Theatre, werev'itnessing bith delight, the interesting.spectaclc of ...
... London oe( wbhich, taken at the lowest calculation, contain as under : sm People, Pe ?? Covent-Garden Theatre - - 3,000 av 2. Drury-Lane Theatre (when built) - 2,800 h 3. The Opera-House - - -. 5,500 ,a 4. The Pantheon - - . 3,000 Py o. The Little Theatre in ...
... when all hearts should be rejoicing for peace abroad.. t we have not peace at ?? fld Iri;, ?? *n ke. m ,--v -sben-Alt at Drury-lane 'heatre, pro- t ; ,.c Eci iipv;arti of £h3000; ?? then double the ca-a pgtit the ?? G ield al a e repa ...
... motions without receiving from the -ouse any sort of encourage- msent. His exertions have in a great, measure pre- served Drury Lane fronm ruin. And as to the hum of the Bible Society, religion is an affair between ran' andi his God, and; h'e- who interferes ...
... MR. KEAN AND MISS O'NEILL. | ttO The Lndon parers state, that the audience of Drury.lane Li b I heatte were gratifled the otiher evening by the appearance of ei Jr Mr. lheordan, in LorK Escex'a box, for the ?? time since ite u .re building. After the ...
... THE E2ASYLE OF I -| ~ST. ALIJOBRAN~D.l The new tragedy of Bertra) ; or, The Castle of ' St. Aldobrfnd, now periorming at Drury-lane, with ? such success * and pronounced by soms critics to be one, of the best prediCtlions, since the time ot Shake- speore ...
... might hope to see their bu- siness revive, and an end put to the increasing po. verty in the manufacturing districts. Drury-lane Theatre.-A meeting of the proprie- tors was lately held, which, after some debate, it was determined that at the expiration ...
... Yet shall our latest age This parting scene review- Pride of the British stagp, A long and last adieu! The performers of Drury-lane 'fibeatre, anxious to irecord their testimony of respect for the advantages derived from Mr. Kemble's professional exertions ...
... facts of the case. W It seems, that, so far back as the November of 1817, Mr. wi Bucke offered to the managing committee of Drury-lane he this tragedy: it was thankiully accepted; and Mr. ria Kean, according to Mr. Bucke's statement, spoke of it I pli in ...
... s -yestBs hrlequin ditt tooknfiree, 42aa iosniecesi1one aned two acts, exclusife of comuc jeras anaothsr pieces saped at Drury-lane and C6vet-gadn -theatres. . Fire.3he rch of- Newtoibler, county Fer.- manort h aesrd-by le on Sv -t.hA man employed to shoot ...
... it t it . toy if. P Ot'ULAH FEF.LING :. acrea In During the' performance of the new pera on Saturday ' Ma. in evening at Drury-lane, the folbowinig passage, deliverea . ~,by Alarmo, was eagerly sei-zed-by the audiene: :. ing 2, : - If crime stischr. ...