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... his way to yicily, lot tne vecovery at his health, which is nos yet per_ fialy re-edablithed. The Proprietors of the late Drury-lane Theatre and Mr. Dillon. have. it fermi drawn fomethiog node. than Theatrical INggen; the former having commenced an athoa ...
... Viceroy of Monte Viedo had broken off, under circumttances very unfavourable to a fpetcly termination of their differences. Drury Lane Theatre to be finilhed by tdntraEt in Gautier next. There were various reports of a new adminiftration it is generally fuppofed ...
... have Dr. Bath!, a paces'e alre.tly renown ,d on many sides, a d it le ft not Iskey to he bmit•ed among she arrisraiilia of Drury lane. On the other, hands M stst.eur Vail.brique. Moor the world in bros. 'I he hit ry et this difeurciance. which has come ...
... refen,e, which was done. Ha had a (over retch, 3s. pier-, and halfpence, arid a card with the tham• of Cooper, apoth•ca•r, Drury-lane. Wieners heard altere.tes, that the deers( d bad had his head drelf.d after his fall from the touch, and he ad vifed he ...
... , h fl - t,,, ,i,e exertions those who near the vessel, the flames were soon extinguished the .i.h-M!” r.'i appearance Drury.lane last week, in the character Hamlet, with great success a.,vi ' i ,C *' , . ,n^r J ,H , t - ,ve ,0 -° Connell at Hie Crown ...
... Switzerland. A Female Thief-taker.—Ou Wednesday se'unight, Frederick Rickets, Esq. of Morley's Hotel, was proceeding along Drury-lane, a notorious pickpocket, numed John Ham. was observed by Mrs. Eliza Reece, Duke-street, Lincoln’s Inn-fields, steal Mr. ...
... state of extreme destitution, was found by the police lying in dying state, under shed in Coach-house-yard, Cbarlesstreel, Drury-lane. He was removed on the police stretcher to St Giles’* Infirmary, where he shortly afterwards expired. His bones were literallv ...
... finally into den for more wild beasts, inclosing both Clown and Pantaloon, like Van Amburgb lion and tiger, fed Bnnns.—At Drury Lane the pantomime was Harlequin and Jack Frost. Before the corner of Windmill-street a piano turned into coffee-shop—horse* ...
... Gazette. The report of his Royal Ilighnent the I'rinee Albert having cum/wised the music, of an Opera to be brought out at Drury Lane Theatre is not correct. DOVER, February 16.—The presents bestowed by his Royal Highness Prince Albert on Captains Hamilton ...
... celebration of 11111 services for fifty years as Member in Parliatnent fur the county of Middlesex. The d• took place at Drury Lane Theatre, which was splendidly illuminated and decorated for the occasion. The pit was raised to a level with the stage, ...
... equal to the Random Recollections, owe their interest to this. There is in the first numlwr an amusing description of the Drury-Lane dinner to Mr George Byng, the fifty years' member fur Middlesex. But we were particularly well pleased with a sketch of ...
... barracks, and muster the troupe as usual on theist of %init.—Brigitte* Gazette. It is stated that Irird Canligan was at Drury Lane on Wednesday night, and was again obliged to retire, after braving, for half un hour, the mingled contest of hisses and ...