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... DRURY~LANE THEATRE. A new, Opera, intitledj 'Hie Unknown Gneit, tl«e production, we understand, Mr. Aknol.D, was latt.night performed. The plot strongly marked by the marvelhux—* quality its most our modern Operas are exceedingly rich. Rodolf, a young ...
... Salop, for the season. The Prince cent, atteuiled Gen.Br ooMIIEJ.D and Gen. TuornxoN, honoured Mr. Au- NOt.n's new Opera, at Drury-lane, with his presence on Siiturfl.jy (lis Bovul seemed much dclyhied xvilh 'lie music, and the Opera altogether ; and the piece ...
... three-shilling pieces, hat, and other articles. It appeared, that on the evening of the 21st of March the Prosecutor was passing Drury-lane, when he was stopped by three uien, one of whom was the Prisoner; they knocked him down, and on bis attempting to call for ...
... by artfully cavried, and what excesses they may not commit.” Mr. Bartley sustained the part of FulstaJ)' last night, at Drury-lane Theatre, with great success. Lord has arrived at Ins house, in Moutagne-xquarp, from his scat in Derbyshire. Mrf. C'oi.cl ...
... and returned through some of the principal streets the City, by Sinithdeld, &c. the evening her Royal Highness honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence, to see Mr. Kean in the celebrated character of A tag Richard the Third. At the Cambridge Commencement ...
... midst of you. (Signed) ■ “ London, June 26, I81h.” « MARIA THERESA Suicides. —Yesterday morning the neighbourhood of Little Drury-’lane was thrown into the greatest consternation the report of two persons that neighbourhood having committed suicide. About ...
... Russell-street. Covent-garden, upon the body of; Thomas Tipper, servant to Miss Fortescue, who . dropped down dead in the pit of Drury-lane Theatre, Wednesday evening. It appeared from the evidence of Elizabeth Luchas, who lives with the Hon. Mr. Fortescue, at ...
... have not shalren, no* say, removed, any argument or.n asotiiug, have saoce heard the subject. The conduct cf the Managers Drury-lane Theatre, in suOrring the music p!av while 1 was addressing the audience, was most unfair —was most reprehensible!' Here ...
... in Search or'jAnuder.- The'discovery might, perhaps, differently ma-. waged; and ns, understand, both Covent-garden ami Drury-lane intend bring out pieces, founded on the same story, shall shortly state circumstance, for the truth Which can-vouch, that ...
... for his seat in Scotland. , Mr- Diboxn and Mr. Raf, are actively employed preparing novelties for the ensuing season at Drury-lane Theatre, which commences on tins day nnight. Mr. Rae now Pans procuring novelties. _ . . , understand that Imrd Hill expects ...
... young soldier, and the son the farmer, with whom Annette (the Alaitl of Fataiseau) resides, being, in the piece performed at Drury-lane, given to her a lover, instead of Blaizeau, a servant on the farm, and more distantly related to her master, who, in Mr ...
... off, the coach, Charing-cross ; on getting off the coach he met sailor, named Downie, who took him house Cluirlesstreet, Drury-lane, and introduced him to the Prisoner, who was the home. Witness not liking, the appearance of the house, came, onf, when ...