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... Miller.-Edward Morris, of Newtown, linen-drapcr.--C. Abel, of Houndfworth, ?? Kelly, of Iinl- fbury-tiquare, ?? Broolee, of Drury-lane, fhoe-maker.-7-homas Gurney, of Clare Market, coal- nuezchant.Wilhiam iBrandon, of St George the Nartyr, ?? Boniface, of ...
... wVereC- not adequate to beat his adversary in that statgi of the battle. Mr KEIAN.-After having played oane evening at Drury!-Lane, Kean, ac-coimpanied by a brother actor, set ofi'to Rlocliester, to sec an old auquaintnmce there, a hair-dresser, whorn ...
... delendant, who is a young man about t0nay-fivc, is au artist, arid Nvas ap- prenticed to Mr. Gicenwood, the sceuC piniter of Drury Lane 'rheatre, where he Ihad been employed as an assiht- ant. The prosecutrix had been a parish girl, alid wxs only 16 years ...
... 7-4. KEA NIs CUP.-Mr. HaMlett, Jeweller, of Leices- fer-square, has offered to produce the cup which the porfortners of Drury-lane Theatre intend to preseut to M1r. Keav, for -his admirable parformancc of Sir Giles Overreoch, for the cost price of the ...
... es con- nected with anair of honor, in which bee-had beenx .recently concerned. In the new Pantomime now performing at Drury- Lane Theatre, a beggar solicits alms of Harlequin, who, with a stroke of his wand, turnsler rags into Iapparent gold. With what ...
... Such is the popularity of this fascinating piece, that it has been porforming for se- veial mafiths at the Theatre6-ltoyal, Drury-lane llnd covent-G'arden, and alsof at eaebhof the minor Theatres in the metropolis, with unabated attraction. It is a translatioa: ...
... also diken a quantity of the poi- son himself along with his children, but is expected to recover. KIEr. KEAN appeared at Drury-Lane, on MIonday nigbt, in the chiaracter of SMlylock. When lbe prdeente'd himself, the shouts of applause which issued from ...
... Boltley, ijuar Chertsey, the country re- sie neelce. ' ?? T'1 , trial oF George Barnett, for shooting at Miss ielt,, at Drury Lane Theatre, oN the 17th of Feb. I-!Ft. ear-ie on at the Old Biley, on 'Monday.- 'T'hle C::u- was crowded to fecess. After the ...
... be pre- .sented aunev Comedywritte by B,.Leigb,esq. called - Where to find a Friend. : As performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 'with unbounded approbalion. In the Course of the Evening: Tbe IRISH DUEL; or, the Loves of Paddy W hacktacekerack and ...
... stons, Lowever. were unfounded. WXedwesday last died, at Weston, near Bath, Mr. sWin. Lovegrove, of the Theatre- Royal. Drury-lane, ---d forii-erly of the Bristol and Bath Theatres. Letters from Paris state that the celebrated M1rs, Jirdan. the comedian ...
... and the LAST NIGHT Of her performing. TIIe Public is most respectfully informed, T HAT Mr. KEAN, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, I1 ENGAGED for FIVE NIGHTS at this Theatre; And will make his first appearance ouWEDNESDAY the 14th inst. IN THE CHARACTER ...
... the 18th, A NEW TRAOEDY, (NEVER ACTED MERE) CALLED B ERT R AM: Or, The CASTLE of ALDOBRAND. Acted in the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upwards of 60 Nights to overflowing Houses. BERrNtAi,. . Mr. KEAN. Aud foRP ALiDoBnAND, .. Mr. POPE. After which a new ...