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... characterized by the most hardened effrontery, was charged with a robbery in the dwelling house of Mr. Pitt, of Brownlow Street, Drury Lane. Mr. Pitt stated, that yesterday morning about eleven o'clock he had occasion to go from a room in Isis hoot-, on the ground ...
... not deemed it an imperious duty to shew that what we anticipated of hi. talents, from their effect on his performance at Drury Lane, was fully borne out by the general voice •of the town,in contempt of the malevolent attack upon his ab - lities, and our ...
... pre_ sent motion originated, and was clearly of opinion that they hail been influenced by the erroneous opi. nion that the Drury.lane Theatre would not be rebuilt. When be assured them that this teas a siisteken there was the strongest probability of WI ...
... The 30th ofJanuaay being a Bolyd a y far the Dr3lll3tie performers, a selection of Sacred an d Profane music perorme at Drury -Lane Theatre, in the evening, Che f mil eri d ntendence of Mr. Bncbsa, to a very haute. The pieces were selections from The ...
... necessary so resort the resource of 11w Private Boxes, which it is the wish of the Committee on till accounts not to mach. The Drury -lane Company of Proprietors Is a Joint Stock Compouv. Time Shares are 10(11. each, are duo is est to w Seat pay MEM of , to the ...
... bit Vanilla/ carriage for his seat. at Hagshot, hating stopped Londbn a few days after his toar. His Royal Highnrklonvred 'Drury Lane Theatre with his presence es Tae4ay night, not accompanied by the Duchess as was her Royal Highness bring at Btgshot at ...
... beet nearly double oved the several of whom hare highly appr fterensfore been toned and whisked out of the Cuurt RIOT AT DRURY LANE THE iTRE. eft it, striking him ,bead and before w herewhere while t (pedaloes op on me feet •of King's Beech they kn ew ...
... note to Mr. Birteie yesterday; desiring that it might be applied to the fund fur relieving the sufferers by the fire in Drury- Lane. or Mixtrrees.—The following is the telaisition now in the course of sigtriture, which, we understand, be presented to the ...
... for the relief of the Spanish Refugees. 'Last night their Royal Highnesses the Duke and nachess of Gloucester honoured Drury Lane Theatre at ith their presence, to witness the performance of the Hypocrite I and the afterpiece of Simpson and Co. It is ...
... private corn• municetion made to them by any of the authors. It ought to be all upon honour. It would be a proper opening of Drury-lane Theatre if the first night's performance were devoted to the fund for the widows aed orphans of the gallant men who fell ...
... engagement next It was well observed also that the continuance of from three to four ounces each. of the Ham.; w i t at wee , Drury.lane Theatre. such a system, under any modifications, more espe- : mersmith bakers was convicted for bread deficient I i Yesterday ...
... drawn• • erimiaal intercourse from the evidence that had gut t° the . sr n adduced. With respect to the scene in the polacre. DRURY LANE THEATRE. it had appeared that Bergami had left his bed and j . retly gone to the bed of the Princess, then indeed Mr. Comma ...