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... Americans vow they will never receive Mr. and Mrs. Wood again. Forest sails on the Ist of September for London, and appears Drury.lane on the Ist of October.’*—E from on American IstUr. We’ve exchanged in our favour each Yankee must sec. bey've sent us Forest ...
... among the most enlightened classes in the’ h' est and humblest neighbourhoods. Thirty J**' since such a lively locality as Drury Lane on a Sunday, from daybreak till long after one carnival of revelry, from the south end • even to the north end thereof, ...
... soliciting the aid of the otficera. She was a great favourite in tl>« country, but we think dtd not make her appearance at Drury-lane Theatre unt'l January 31, 1795, as India Languish in the Rivals. In London she produced little impression, and her first ...
... year third attempt upon the life of the same royal personage was made by Hatfield, who fired a pistol at his Majesty at Drury-lane theatre; that, however, was a diTcrcnt case from this, because there evidence was produced which distinctly showed a motive ...
... George lII. not th'mk it more. In the year 1800 he was tried for shooting at By Lord Denman—Her mJkv’s body was George HI. Drury-lane Theatre. The plea of exposed above the insanity here prevail, and prevailed most pro- Baron Alderson—Her Majesty sat on ...
... Dublin, bisfirst appearance here. Ludv Clara, fbcthrotlied the Karl of Rochester) Mrs. ilkin«4, from the Theatre Rovol, Drury Lane, J.oiidon, her appearance here. Mary Copp (Niece to Captain Miss E'jnn, Irom the Theatre Royal, Dublin, which Character ...
... for his disappointment. But not too 1 ite for other aspirants, if the public their duly by the noble efforts now making at Drury lane. We know not how far his own fate might foreshadowed in soriiu of the feelings “Gisippus”, :f o, the triumph of his play ...
... Duelling. singular and fatal duel was fought in New York, by the late Stephen Price, well known as the former lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. The following is account of this affair, extracted from the American papers ; “ Benjamin Price was a grocer at ...
... stated that last season, expended a not less sum than £O,OOO upon the scenery, wardrobe, properties, and decorations, Ac., of Drury-lane. In the year Gcoigo Ro’.ccrslcy, Ford Mayor of London, occupied a house in Milkstreet, Chcapsidc, for winch paid the enc ...
... ANTI-CORN LAW LEAGUE—PUBLIC MEETING AT DRURY-LANE THE- ATRE. On Wednesday evening the Anti-Corn Law League commenced anew epoch in the history of their metropolitan agitation. The capacious theatre of Drury-lane was filled to overflowing with the members ...
... supremacy of parliament in the colonies and from the middle ranks down are opposed to it.— Xov. 29. Saw Mr. Garrick in Hamlet at Drury Lane ; in my eye more perfect tho expression of his face than in the accent and pronunciation of his voico which, however, was ...
... recovered from hi* late indisposition. The Duke and and suite, with Mr. Culling Smith, occupied the Duke of Beaufort*s box. Drury-lane Theatre, on Wednesday evening,on the occasion of Dupres’* benefit. Visit or the Di.'CHESS of Kent to Germany. —Hi* Beren« ...