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... most serious apprehensions of not lung surviving. He had, it appeared, been at the residence of Mr. Hicks, a druggist, in Drury-lane, where dining the night, from having drank rather freely, be awoke thirsty, and proceeding down to the shop drank off a ...
... is very popular here, and although 500 people could never be got together to Roe Mr. Anderson play Macbeth or Marnlet at Drury Lane, here ten times that number (if the bills tell truth in assorting that the theatre holds 5000) squeeze in nightly to give ...
... Amussmentss. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Lessee Mr. E. T. aILITH. The Nobility, Gentry, and Public are most respectfully informed that tho Benefit of Mr. G. V. Bacons takes place at this Theatre on Monday, October 3rd, under most distinguished Patronage; ...
... paid the cabman Bs., and was liberated. mustmtnt s. DRAMATIC FEUILLETON. The inn% the ?'sera—ltextautrantr—llanipton Court —Drury Lane— The Betrothat—Mr. Brooke—Mr. Davenport—Strand Theatre. WHEN a Briton thinks himself ill-used by delay, overcharge, incivility ...
... ; but there is some satisfaction in abusing wh en you can't improve. A new play, by an American author. was produced at Drury Lane on Monday. For once in my life lam determined en. tirely to drop the stereotyped critical style (which I keep clear of as ...
... Publisher. The Subscription to TES' MILD 16— For Three Months lO 6 6 For 10x do. For Twelve do. Smwsements. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE- Lessee, Mr. E. T. Serra. IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Mr. E. T. flame, feels great pleasure in being able to announce that Mr. G. ...
... %moments. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. For the Benefit of Mr. E. T. SMITH, Lessee. Wednesday, October 19th. First and only appearance of Mr. O. V. in MACBETH, and positively his last appearance in London. Mr. Bairn repectfully solicits the l'atronage of ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE— Lessee, Mr. E. T. Semi. Positively the last nights a the eminent actor, Mc. G. V. Baoore, whose extraordinary performances have attracted unparalleled crowds for the past five weeks to this vast and time-honoured Temple of the ...
... is as an author—not by any means great, but still about the best of his time and line. On Tuesday Emery bad a benefit at DRURY LANE Theatre. Henry IV. was the play, produced for the purpose of enabling the beisificiaire to play Falstaff. He had better ...
... Garden, &c. To conclude with COMING OF E. _ - Messrs. Garden, Herrera, G. Lee, &c.; Miss Masten, Misa E. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.—: t melba', sad MP.. Garden. Stage Manager, Mr. Litton Lessee, Mr. E. T. - Mnnday. A •11..-- d's_. _ ...
... I entreat him to pull up in time, before he loses mon and fatal mistake. When you start, never load your THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE-- Lessee, Mr. E. T. Morn. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, October 17th, 18th, and 19th, Last Three Performances of the Great ...
... drama —a remark fully borne out by the ready response made to his endeavours to please iu his career as a manager. CLOSE OF DRURY-LANE.—On Wednesday night Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of this theatre, closed the season with his own benefit. Mr. Brooke played ...