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... Dover-street, for his future residence.-Londonp7aper, Feb. 26. Tm.e KINC; AND HI1S PSOPLE.-On the visit of their Majesties to Drury-Lane Theatre, on Tuesday the 22nd ult., the audience received the Royal couple with unquali- fied'cheering, and perfect good ...
... General constructed, upon this event, a drmau, called The Maid of fle Oals, which was acted wiih great suc- t cess at Drury-lane, and in whlichi Mrs. Abingdon, and subsequently Aliss Farren (afterwards the Countesg of Der- by) distinguished themselves ...
... gives us greot pleasure to announce that Mrs I-lesry Fitziviliam (lite .Miss Camphel]l) former- lv of the ''heatres Hoyal, Drury-lane, Dublin, Ediburligh, Liveripool &c., purposes givilng rt our Thentre, on Mon- day next, tile first of four perform ances ...
... Countess of Wilt)n, and some of the first Nobility in the Kingdom. MRS. HEfNRY FITZWIYLLIAM, Formerly of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane, Dublin, Edin. burgh, Glasgow, and Liverpool, Most respectfully begs leave to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and the ...
... last week, to numerous aud respectable congregations. A LosiNG CoNcettN.-On balancing the accounts of the late season at Drury-lane Theatre, the management finds itself loser to the amouant of nearly 4,0001.-Norning Herald. IJS eTRESS IN IRELAND.-Thb Rev ...
... -Thus exclaims Polonius; and so infer the daily papers, for they announce the arri- val of the following additions to the Drury-lane company, viz. :-three lions, one lama, one kangaroo, six monkeys, one tiger, one pelican, one boa-constrictor, and six paro ...
... not now )f remetpbered. In i,31, .n consequence.,of a quarrel i - respecting tbe 4mounptof his salary, lie joined the Is Drury-Lane~company, making his first appearance 1, there in Sir Abel' Handyf, here lie remained until id the 31st of M1ay 1i824, when ...
... -SO faithfully did Mrs. Siddons fulfil hier duty to the. publicand- the I manager, t2hat; during a disastrous season at Drury. lane,' I saw her even perform' Millwood !- thus I proudly provingthlat,- thoub h ediocre taent is al. fiways struggling for the ...
... Place, Regets ef street, lamp manufacturer-W. Taylor,c ?? ct gunpowder manufacturer- B. Turner, N ?? lncc tioner-R. Henesev, Drury lane, timber merchahst Gal.- w lier, Park street, Grosvenor square, carpenter-C. Leach ci Chelsea, baker-R. Wayling, jun. ...
... Apritl t'o] is the date of the first play-bill that i. t' d frett Drury.lane Theatre. The followingi' celY - By his Mtijesty his compatiy of cr dialtsh at the Newv Theatre, in Drury-lane .itt 'Jay, bttt', Thursday, April 8S, 1663, will b, Kte l a ce;t ...
... the e introductian of cavalry otn the stage. TIhe expenses r of that and the following season averaged 8001. per night. At Drury-lane there has been no novelty so attractive as Master Betty, in the years 1804.5. v The second performance of the character ...
... the celebrated player on the violincello, to Miss Pearson, one oft the principal vocal pertformers at the Theatre-ltoyal, Drury- lane. . i~~~lleatIJ0. On Saturday last, Mrs. Alice VWalmesley,- Predheick- street, aged 34. On Sunday last, Mrs. Mary Thompson ...