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... particulars relative to an act of self destruction, contem- plated by a gentleman named R. B. Watts, formerly box keeper of Drury lane Theatre, and who was also founder of a society called the ‘* Philantrophic,” which, since its formation has con~ tributed ...
... Troop of Flying Voltigeurs, by throwing a number i of surprising Summersets the board elastic, &e. From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, whose agile efforts have been the subject of surprise and investigation of the most learned Anatomists of the age. This ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Thursday night, the King and Queen visited Drnry The pieces announced were The Brigand,' ff/rhe Illustrious Stranger, and Masaniello.— The Marriage of Figaro' was, however, substituted for Masaniello, and it was played ...
... THEIR MAJESTY'S VISIT TO DRURY-LANE THEATRE. In consequence of the announcement of their Majesty's intention to honour this Theatre with their presence on Tuesday night, it was filled at an earlv hour. His Majesty entered his box a few minutes after seven ...
... Garrick, and on December 29th, 1775, when she was 20 years of age, Mrs. Siddons made her first appearance in London, at Drury-lane, in the character of Portia, and was received with great applause. To theatrical readers it may be interesting to reminded ...
... gallaut effie er and humane man was the son of Mrs. John Ke Br table by her first busband, Mr. ereton, the commedian, of Drury lane Theatre.” (SCT ‘The Game Laws, that source of endless litigation, avd fruitful parent of crime-and demoralization, do rot ...
... » at Tri | Hamilton, E. Seguin, Esq Church, Marylebone, by the Reverend F, | eldest daw ghter of J. W. Childe, -Royal, Drury-lane, to Anne, On Saturday, at St. Esq. of Bucking ham-street. Mr. John Beck, builder, of Tiverton, to Sidwells church, Mr. Edward ...
... each paid to dramatic authors, upon the average, per annum, This year the sum paid at Covent Garden was 1,7502., anil at Drury Lane nearly the same, In these sums musical composers are not included, but there are some exceptions ; for instance, was paid ...
... instituting the utmost inquiries. present the robbery is involved in mystery. The removal of the Foot Guards from the outside of Drury-Lane Theatre, where they have been stationed from time immemorial during the performances, has afforded some curious topics of ...
... Mr. Wright answered by a long and rambling statement, in which he said that at one time he expected to become lessee of Drury lane Theatre. He held his house in the Haymarket on a lease of twenty-one years, and it was his impression that at the expiration ...
... and Park street, Dorset sqnare, dealer in carriages F. Devey, Warf, Whitefriars, coal merchant. S. Keut, Russell-court, Drury-lane, victualler. J.C. S. Stead, Mark-lane, corn-lactor. J. Inglis, High-street, Hampstead, baker. J. Mazzucchi, Bow-lane, Cheapside ...
... cloth manufacturer. J. Glover, London, commission agent. J. E. R. Cracknell, Acorn- yard, Limehouse, engineer, J A. Boden, Drury-lane, needle wariufactures. Tarr, Baldock, Hertfordshire, carpenter. W. Marshall, Northampton, boot and shoe manufacturer. T ...