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... signified his intention of taking the chair at the great Reform Dinner be given to Messrs. Byng and Hume, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, on the inst.— Sun. A fire broke out in the stores of Mr. John Wright, Francis-street, Cork, about half-past one o’clock ...
... cigars, not exceeding seven |>ounds weight, without special application to the Board. Lord Russell, the Chairman of the Drury-lane Reform dinner, is the only son the Marquis of Tavistock, by Ids marriage with the eldest daughter the late Karl Harrington ...
... advanced of years. Mrs. Sparks, who. for many years, h.-Id a respectable rank, a member of the Drury-lane cj.nuany. Mr *. Sparks made her fir>t In London, at Drury-lane Theatre, the Maid, Marpby's Farce that n i.ne. tar back a* the year 178*. The General Association ...
... WEDNESDAY Evening, in Two o|»walic Pirn's, On THURSDAY Evening, Min SHIRREPF and Mr. TEMPLETON (both from the Theatre-Royal. Drury. Lane, who are engaged for Four Nights only), will appear in favourite Opera and Musical Farce. 1024 ...
... their mission without any disturbance. —Newry Examiner. Mbs. Wood. This distinguished songstress made her first appearance Drury-lane Theatre, since her return from America, on Friday night, in the part of Amina, in the opera La Somnambula,'’ and was rapturously ...
... partake of the subsequent Royal fetes at Versailles and Fontainebleau. Mr. Forrest has, for some cause yet unexplained, left Drury-lane. The character of the worthy individual who occupies the throne of France, Im become well known the politicians and ministerial ...
... Raffaelle. A connoisseur has already offered M, Cousin 15,000f. for his bargain, wliich he has refused. Taglioni has arrived at Drury-lane, to bid farewell to her admirers, previous to her departure for St. Pctersburgh. Letters from Berne, of the 2d of May, mention ...
... novels when dramatized by some professional ploy-wngfit. have had considerable have enjoyed llaihc Xicol Jorvic far more in Drury-lane than in our own chant, krs. Is, then, ScoU’s failure in dramatic literature inexplicable anomaly ? We trow not: he had all ...
... of Sailing by this Vessel will be strictly adhered to, immediate application must be made (post-paid) HENRY FOX, 307 33, Drury-Lane, Liverpool. FOR «IaAH«OW, CALLING AT GREENOCK. THE BELFAST ASD GLASGOW STEAMSHIPPING COMPANY will Sail their Steamer*, with ...
... live in garrets, and are only admitted into the company of the swell mob, and the courtesans of the the I lay market or Drury-lane. And, let us ask, who is this miserable pauper-scribe in Fraser, that he dare conic forward in such an offensive manner ...
... purpose of soliciting the aid of the officers. Site was great favourite in the country; but think did not make her appearance Drury lane Theatre, until Jun. 31, 1793, as Lydia I.ang*Uh in The Hirah. In London, she produced Utile impression, and her first character ...
... the two patent theatres, the details which are given in another part of this paper. have found generally admitted, that Drury-lane maintained, on the occasion, its character for stupidity and incapacity the performances, and gross indecency in the management ...