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... within the Hills of Niortality. The following Song is sung in the rew Christmas Pantomime of Gog and Magog, performing at Drury- Lane Theatre: This wonderful city 'tis said was begun, In the year ot' the world something thousand and one; But wh,n 'twill ...
... from his fall, and, re; mounting, joined his Troop. His MAJESTY has been graciously pleased to grs-; the use of his box, at Drury Lane Theatre, for night appropriated to the Benefit of the Widow Family of the late Mr. RAE; and hss also conOtscended to signify ...
... Tbeinuininations of last night in honour of the Birth Ea'l, were less splendid than usual, in consequence of the weather. Drury- Lane and Covent-Garden Theatres of course could not furnish their quota of lustre as usual. The other places of public amusement ...
... attorney s clerk had endeavoured to pick up evidence. SHERIFFS COURT, JULY E. FOULKES V. PROPRIETORS OP TUS THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. This was an action brought by the plaintiff; who is a respectable linen-draper and haberdasher in Little Russell-street ...
... to His MaJefty,) THE VENETIAN OUTLAW, a Drama, adapted to the Eitel& Stage. By R. W. ELLISTON, Of the Thea t re Royal, Drury-Lane. London : Printed for C. and It..Bltiorin, New Bridge-ftrect. The Public are refpeafully cautioned to be particular in their ...
... Ilse Voice of her I love, and Pose Sense!zss Mary, sung by Mr. Brabant, with universal applause, at the Theatre.Ruyal, Drury- Lane. Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. 20, Sohosquare, London; and 7, Westntorland-strt et, Dublin. ...
... HAYMARKEr THEATRE. Mr. HAMBLIN, who played some years ago at Drury- Lane Theatre in a style which gained him considerable reputation, and who has since distinguished himself in all the leading characters on the Dublin Stage, made his first appearance ...
... Loam fib hums. • doom We troll their in the fail, will be enaly what they majors. The performers, and others, belon&ing to Drury lane Theatre, arc about to be formed into an armed laudation. They were drilled yefterday for the firft time. The Twickenham ...
... Granby's•banldmgs, Drury- lane. Brilliant Stanley was convicted of a similrir ()Once, in the same place. John Sims was convicted of a similar offence ) io Hart-street. Charles Northcott convicted of a similar offence, in Little Drury-lane. QuErt.s-suuwar ...
... the robbery he had been drinking in the City, where he met a hackney coachman, named Judd, who promised him a lift - to Drury- Lane Theatre for some liquor, which he gave him.— Judd, however, set him down at the door of the Marquis of Granby, in Charles-street ...
... No. 3r, Poultry;. and fold by all Bookießets in Town and Country. Volumes contain as . under : The Stranger, tufted at Drury Lane Theatre; Pismo, Lovers' Vows; Count Senyownty ; Indian Exiles; Rolla, or the Virgin of the Sun ; Deaf and Dumb ; Adelaide ...
... aged 14, the other 14, were brought up on a charge of having decoyed John Ebdage, the son of a shoemaker, in Wild street, Drury lane, for the purpose of making a* chimney sweep'of him. John Allgood, 10 years old, the companion of Ebdage, stated, that as ...