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... of Kirktonhill. A t Croma.rt, Mr Wishart. Lady Charlotte iFitzroy, sixth daughter of the . Duke of Grafton. MrsPope, of Drury Lane Theatres at the ear- l Iy age ot 26 :-She wvas an accomplished adress, . and a most amiable wornau. At sea, Colonel Win ...
... arTount of tht public chari- I ties in this country cxceeds the annual revenue S of France by sorme thousands of pounds. t Drury-lane Th atrc opened for the season on d Saturday, with the piay of Pizarro, for the be- t nefit of the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's ...
... Thur-o',av night, to Master Bctty's performaiilce n of Young Norval, was 6411. There couil nrit a have been less than 7oc!. in Drury-lane theatre s to see him rcpeat that performance. s Fortune has ?? a just claiia on Fame to be b ac'tive with her truimpet, ...
... time before in heard it, and his general manner much more a- la nimated than when we last witnessed his perfosir mance at Drury-lane theatre. d On Thursday se'ennight a tragical event ;oc. z curred at Camberwell.-A young mnan, servant 'to a baker in that ...
... lucrative appointments. The for- ime, is brother to Czar late Minister at Madrid, the latter to Dr Yates, of Bedford. At Drury Lane Theatre, on Thursday night, the Young Roscius pertormed the charotler of Hianmlct, for the first time in London, for his ...
... On Wedntsday next, at it o'clock. On Wednesday morning, at Brighton, died Mrs Crouch, late one of the chief ornaments of Drury-lane Theatre, whose beauty and talents have been a subjecf for admiration and praise to every poet and clitic for the last z5 ...
... his Grace's absence a in Ireland. , Mr Sheridan has resigned his property in, and h the dire'tion of, the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, sl to his son, Mr T. Sheridan. a David Scott, of Dunninald, Esq. is returned to serve in Parliament for the borough of ...
... Aberdeen, b Moderator. ti The Friends of the Drama will be happy to learn, that 7 the celebrated Mr HARRY JOIX-STO-N, of Drury-Lane and E Covent-Garden, commonly called the Scete/, R,,einc,, is en- gaged for a short time, hy Mr Beaumsont for this Theatre ...
... -THEAT'RX .-The grand Melo Dr~sa'of Tzirts. or, Tit Seace 'oF MosrATZwhcich was received with thet most ?? applause at Drury-lane Theatre,. is to be performedhere thiseiening. Thegreatdispliy ?? Dresses, Music, &c. which have been preiented in the dif- ...
... apparently .* . iat so great distance from the earth. ?? 'n e ' Mrs Orger, from, the Edinburgh stage, appeared 3t 'at , 'Drury Lane Theatreen Tunesday, in Lydia Languish,, in ti e sheridan's pleasant comedy of the rivals. She was very. IW favourably Oceived ...
... is-li-tle chance of her ever again cn retarning, especially as from what we have lately- heard of t her sister's appearance at Drury lane, her succeis catuhot be doubted. Iobstrve Mr. H. Jossfal ox appears this even- ing, and trust the Aberdeen audience wili-shew ...
... FIRE I' DRURY-LANE THEATRE. At a quarter past 11 on Fridav night, this magzifi- cent edifice appeared a blaze of fire. The night was dark, but in a moment the atmosphere was illuminat- ed, and the light was as strong on the steeples and the roofs of the ...