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... Sheffield and iw Environ, that baa for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, the celebrated ia^ Prodigy, MISS FISHER, From the Theatm Royal, Drury Lane and C00t,,,. Garden ; Whose Performance* in London, and in all the phn. ciual Provincial Theatre*, designated her the W0 ...
... OKD BYRON ON THR BRITISH DRAMA. bote the preface to his tragedy, his Lordship says:— While I «»* >n the sub-committee of Drury-lane I can vouch for my colleagues, and bop* for myself, that we did our best to bring back the legitimate drama. 1 tried what ...
... numbers in the ball and abbey for three hours previous. Then tree, —The sums paid a compensation to the proprietors were—to Drury-lane and Covent-garden £7ho. each; the and English Opera House s£3so. each ; and Sadler’s Wells X2OO. The Surrey and other theatres ...
... up Davis, who apprehended him at a public-house, in theWestminstcr-road, charged Mr. Anderson, respectable shopkeeper in Drury-lane, with having intermarried with his daughter, Susan Anderson, his former wife now living, as proved by the testimony of her ...
... have been directed; I mean Drury-lane. All I have done in America is, as it were, in and on account of Drurylane. In short, Sir, lam Edmund Kean. Manager.—l not think you are shewing any respect to Edmund Kean or Drury-lane to persist in this resolution ...
... for Carlisle. - Augfut 25, 64, Mr. Bartelra:!, enerarer, mmi of the late eminent artist of that name, and father Madame of Drury-lane The.atre tiaturdav, at Pmithami>toq, Sir Henry William Carr, K. C. D. Ci^ut.-Colonel in the 3rd Regiment of Guards. On Wednesday ...
... UMAX. From the Theatres Koval, Kngiish Opera »ml Drury Lane, MR. CARTER From the Theatres Royal, Birmingham and Voji: MRS. POPE, From the Theatre Rova), Bath. MISS HALFORD, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. MRS. GARRICK and MRS. PEARCE, From the Theatre ...
... Comic Opera of guy MANNEHING; OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHESY. ThrPnrtof Henry Bertram, by Mr. PEARMAN, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and English ' Opera. After which, will produced, (for the Ist time at this Theatre,) the Farce of MATCH MAKING. Received ...
... and the Deuce! an Explanatory Addrets. The Parts t* * Singlet by Mr. DE CAMP, 1110 performed by him at the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane and the Lyceum. a Variety of other Entertainments, at will ''' the BUU of the Day. •j-jjliels to had of Mr. De Csmp, at ...
... information, on which the war rant was granted, was then read to him. was made on oath, by John Purton, of No. 4, Cross-court, Drury-lane; and slated, that on the 26th of December the deponent purchased at the shop, No. 56, Fleetstreet, of short stout man, a ...
... circumstances, which, in all probability, would confuse and fluster even a long-experienced actor. Immediately after leaving Drury-lane, she performed for Mr. Elliston, at Birmingham. A new and elegant crown was there made for her, that she might appear to ...
... evening’s amusement may dated Miss Clara’s introduction public notice. On the 10th of December following, she appeared in Drury-lane Theatre in Garrick’s romance of LUUput: revived and altered, with songs, prologue, epilogue, and a masque written by Mr ...