... larkct-ro.w, .\'cwport.-mnrkut, was charged before Mr. Knox with obtaining 2s. from Louisa Enilcy, dressmaker, Granby-court, Drury-lane, under the pretence that she would tell her fortune. The Prosecutrix said on Monday last she went to 28, Market-row, and ...

... General Robinson one of the first American officers who visitel England after the War of Independence, and, appearing in Drury Lane Theatre in his full uniform, was recerved iny the audience with lond cheers. A few moments afterwards, another officer entered ...

... port is a glorious reward for it.” He is related to have written his play of *‘ Pizzaro” over i olaret and sandwiches 1n Drury Lane Theatre. ROME. THE POPE AND THE REVOLUTIONARY PRESS. Jury 15.—The Holy Father has lately written n‘ letter to Cardinal Patrizi ...

... in 1754 the pit and gallery of Smock Alley rose at Thomas Sheridan he went away with his family to London, and played at Drury Lane with l)avit{ Garrick, in high parts, as before. At this time he brought out an a!tcmtiun of Shakespeare’s “ Coriolanus,” ...

... the opera of the * Duenna,” he felt strong enough to join his father-in-law, Linley, and a Mr. Forde in purchasing half of Drury Lane Theatre from David Garrick—Richard “paying £lO,OOO to his own share, and getting chief control of the establishment. He ...

... estate of Polesden, in Surrey—a snug little property —to take mortgages on. Meantime the great source of Sherilan’s income— Drury Lane Theatre—came to be considered unsafe in its walls, and it was in a great measure rebuilt at an expense of £150,000 raiscgl ...

... Sheridan’s great theatre of Drury Lane was burned down. It was probably insured, though that fact is not distinctly stated. At any rate, aiill for the rebuilding of the theatre by subscription was passed through Parliament, and Drury Lane became a body corporate ...

... the Whig chances of pelitical preferment -which, however, never came. Meantime he assisted his father in the management of Drury Lane Theatre, and then got a valuable share in it, which he managed to retain and perhnte improve. He was very like his beautiful ...

... ruling fates of Drury Lane playhouse. And so it happened one day, that little Kitty Raftor, then in her seventeenth year, stood in the augnst presence of Colley Cibber, Faq., poet-laureate, play-wright, actor. and manager of Drury *Lane Theatre.” —** London ...

... Collection of Hfiypfim and Soudanese arms, accoutrements, and relics will be opened on Thursday afternoon in the Grand Saloon at Drury Lane. Lord W olseley has sent, amongst other things, the chain armour given him by the Khedive, and Arabi’s pistols ; Sir Gerald ...