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... DRUSYrLANE THBATRE. b The second general meeting of the subscribers for. rehuilding Drury-lane Theatre was held on \WVednes- r dpay. It appears from the leport of their proceedings a that great progress is making towards the completion of this nationLI ...
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... - without a hope o any comfortable repose, y 4 Those who. remember seeing the late inirbitable actor, Palmer, senior, of Drury-lane theatre, as the Friar iu Mr f Lewies drama of The Castle pecre'r6, may form a cor- rect idea of the figures 'presented ...
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... DRU2Rr-Ll4TE. TrF7E4RF ADDRESS. rr*t^ ?? ?? I___ T . A o _ _ r_ The address written- by Lord Byron, for the opening of Drury-lane Theatre, wvas not sent in with the others, in consequence of the invitation of: - the ;Committee by advertisement; but those ...
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... delivered without a- spe- cies of effort, which rendered it more touching- the theatre rung with applause-the whole com- pany of Drury-lane came forward on the stage, I to encircle and embrace their comrade, who- was f so soon. to leave them. He threw himself ...
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