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... daughter of Wm. Soso, Eq. Du:L.—At Edinburgh, Mr. Win. 111 , Cleish, printer, aged Mrs. LiOey, aged 92, uidow of the Mr. of Drury-lane Theatre. At Sheffield. aged BS, Mr. John Fox, o ho has left children, grandebildi en, and giest-granibchildren, to the amount ...
... Nottinghamshire, aged I TO.—On the till, the great age of 92 years, Mrs Li.nley, widow of the late Mr Linlcy, formerly of Drury-lane Thealre, London. She was a lady greatly esteemed and distinguished through life benevolent disposition.— Thursday the 6lh ...
... l'oultd.ouse, thundering applause speeches tv.. , • favour of the Doctor. by sticks. feet, bands. j.e s• the theatres of Drury Lane or Covent Garden. t, . • •••. quint in•erwiptions were anernp'm ~i those ~ tile eiii r• se'imert upon the public read. ...
... i an jty has always done good in the world: not by carnal his pistol. Another pistol two Was fired from the cutler, in Drury-lane, was re-cafied, and ce wea^ns , b ut bv its blessed hope, its pure spirit, its sub 'ittie room, and then followed a rush ...
... ing Suit. Chacles-street, 6,osieuor-squine. in *kb a tall man. J H. Morrison. jottrneyn an cutler to Mr. Underwotsd. of Drury-lane. iclentifie , l logs as h,avic hrought two so ords to his toaster's to he ground. Ile lead t.tice 1.1.C11 one of them in ...
... the Melo Drama of TAE FALLS OF CLYDE. The part Donald by Mr H. JOHNSTON, As originally performed him in the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, under whose immediate direction this celebrated Drama was introduced to the Stage. On Saturday, 17lh June, Colman’s interesting ...
... of the Fancy. No. 7- Memoirs of Peter Corcoran XIV. Notices of the Acted Drama in London. No. 16. Covent Garden Theatre; Drury Lane Theatre: English Opera House, .Strand.—XV. Anster’s Poems—XVl. Extracts from Mr Wastle’s Diary. No. 2- Don Juan, &c. Mitchell’s ...
... now an humble agricultural assistant to his father in that county. During the performance of new o|’* ra on evening, at Drury-lane, the following passage, de i*er Rizzio, was eagerly seized by audience If crime attach, denounce in your Courts i I.et head ...
... the most appropriate remedy, till the arrival of dical assistance, cannot be uoiinporlant, nor 100 neriilly diffused. n*' Drury Lane Theatre was opened on Tuesday nivL Mr Kean appeared in the character of the Duke Glo’stcr in Richard the Third. In the course ...
... CervettO was an Ita, an > who played the bass to a solemn obligation never to divulge the affair until after ,n the ochcstra at Drury-lane theatre. One night, tvhen the death of the nobleman who had thus hazarded his life to the house was in profound silence ...
... evenin’ of Wednesday, of the state of public feeling on the‘great investigation now carrying on before thelHouse of Lords.—At Drury,lane, where the tragedy of Othello was performed, the passages spoken Emilia, referring to the arts of lago, were seized on by ...
... evening of Wednesday, of the state of feeling on the greut inseste . tation now carry - in!: outs, fore the House of Lords.—At Drury-lane, w la trar,edy of Othello was performed, the passop.- en ha' Euiiia, ief•Trilig to the art to ueized on by the audience ...