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... seveeal other eqerahly excellent and reputable per- c sons. The whole affair is in mosat emirable keeping. tI The receipts at Drury-Lane, on Saturday evening, on occasion of the pa. grant in hoirour of Sir Walter Scortt, amounted to nearly £G010. The Protestant ...
... Lord Newboroiagh. On Isonslay, in Lasebetla Workhouee, Mrs E. Beverley, an actress of scome celebrity at Covent Garden arid Drury Lane Theatres. Onl the 111th inst. at Bislsopsthorpe, lady Ann Harcourt, wife of the Arch. ft bishop of Vorir. At Estinburgih ...
... Dorset.el otl DMr Forrest and The Stago of Corinth together have drawma to above £450 a-nilght, during thle last sseeh, or Drury Lane p I1- Theatre. r PRItie os 13 RTstAD cr TiHE METROiOWs.-Thebahkcrs Ithrough- L out the metropolis hose ralied the price ...
... given ustder the aus. t pices of the Duke of Wellington. c 1, Her blailety went in stato onl Wednesday evening tn honour P r Drury Lane Theatre with hter Isresestce. The royal party dis. ' . et at an early hour, aned at a tluarter befote scen o'clock her a ...
... return until after the Easter recess.-Smendarlusld. A dinner was given oni Friday to MFr Charles Keans, in the sa- loon of Drury Lane Theatre, and a silver vase was presented to him, which had been subscribed for by his friends. The Mar. quis of Clanricarde ...
... -Jamcs Hatfield, who hi wvas tried at the Old Dailey, in the month of September, 1802, ii for firing ao loaded pistol, in Drury Lane Theatre, at his Mla- jesty King George III., aud acqiuitted on the ground of snoarn-h ity, died on Saturday, the 23d ultimo ...
... Enlargement andt Building of Churches and Chapels, a Hank of Eng1cland jioe for £1 000. The Committee of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, has gatd the present lessee, M~r Bunn, a tease for the ensuing three year.s. Two young ladlics, daughters of Mir 31-Hardy ...
... the purpose of receiving the Report of the fl' Committee, and for the distribution of prizes, was held on Tnesdsly, in ei Drury-lane Theatre, on which occasion the Duke of Cambridge pre-. sided t and, in bia address, stated that the number of subscribers ...
... Asusoestions in that district. , -- - --- -----d 's.tsAEUK oF, Actrtts.-The fOllOWin2 is a list of the principal actors, at Drury lane intshie season of 1802.3. with the amount ofthirsi Tsandus wecti!-y salaries. which was copied from the roost authentic ...
... out of doors. hurried into sheller witti as ituth expedition as the lires'ailhin darkness and confusion wiould per'uit. At Drury Lane, opera andi ballhet are lit the ascendlant. Tule Ito- lemalan Girl ha, lo.,t noiie of its attraceiveness. and liau fairly ...
... the most gifted of his profession, had its periods of sunshine and shadow, Mr Johnston was manager -of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and of the Theatres Royal: Edinburgh and Gx asgow; and had also under his management i various provincial establishments ...
... apprentice, named Thomas Wicks, aged iq years, upon his master, Mr James Bostock, a brassfounder, re- siding iniPittt's Place, Drury Lane. It appears that onSaturday evening lst the master hadoccasion tosend theyouth to one of his customers -with an order, for ...