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... Court-house, Wexford. 9. A poor man shot at affray with the Police. Young Kean (the tragedian’s son) makes his first at Drury Lane, in the character of Douglas—receipt Orange disturbances in Moontmelicx. The Saints hold meeting the Ureal Hotel, Tra- in ...
... having adopted opera of Mozart’s at the rival Theatre, bis Majesty induced to gratify bh fine musical taste by visiting Drury-lane Theatre first, arid Covent-gardeu afterwards. the arrival of Don Miguel two or three entertainments are to be given to biro ...
... Ray* mond (Co»enl Garden), Younger of the Hay Market), tlemrnjngi (Adelpbi), Broad (Unhliii), Dale (Dublin), Mrs W. West (Drury Lane), Mm. Vaughan, formerly Mr* Yates (Covent Garden), Mrs Broad Dublin). Mis* Walepole, who acted the IVidoto at Covent Garden ...
... discovered how slowly genius gets without patrons, and how rapidly wears away ; anil was obliged to take an engagement in the Drury-lane orchestra, at tha humble salary 30s. a week, which has appropriated lo the purchase of music paper, the hire ofa piano, ...
... daughters—La Lennox, Isahel-a, acd BUz*. second is known to playsgoing public as singer and adre-s. She performed three seasons Drury Lane, and left the ihestie in 1828, because P.ice would not raise her salvry. Elixs the youngest, and resides with ber parents ...
... reading of the Address the King, with the most marked attention both their Majesties. The Lord Mayor and SUeritFs attended Drury-lane theatre last evening, and were seated in one the boxes nearly opposite that from which the Royal party viewed the performaners ...
... .. .. ~ 1 » tri-'.r.p p. t. , . Royal Family resident in tn-rland, will hepresent tne ■ irfffj . Mr * >* fete and hull, Drury-lane the \(r diiimp* that day. t July, for the relief of the distressed frlsh. '.•St.*, two three vrnmen knocked ■ , , _ , . ...
... hear, the favourable answers were cheering to all. M-i. Canoing, mother of the late Premier, made her theatricH Jehu* at Drury Lane hr the heroine in Jan* Share. Oarrlok «*bs the Hattingt, and Raddiah, her future huthaud, the Dumont. She patronised by ...
... fields, no the body .Maurice fgin. boy twelve years of age. The deceased tlie child pour Irish parrots liviog in rea's, Drury-lane, and for some time had beeo tie h.ibit of prowling about garden mart, in a state starvatian.pickingnp rotten frait, -■stain ...
... Aurora ItnrralU. On Tuesday night, at half-past'.len o'clock,, dreadful lire broke out Mr. Davis’s stables, King's Head yard, Drury lane, which teas most destructive in Its consequences. Three horses were burnt death, the groans from w)>ieh, when dragged from ...
... unusually early hour.— Obttrttr. During the course of last week an actor of the Pavilion Theatre, forinerly attached to Drury-lane, discovered, io the neighbourhood of the Bank, pocket book. Upon opening It, found it eon tained bank notes and checks to ...
... should take place at Ricbmood, on next, and that UilhhilJ lie a pedestrian proceasion. Several of the priuripal performer! of Drury-lane were of opinion that, on more time lieing allow cd, better arrangement! could made to secure numerous pad respectable attendance ...