... unamiable and violent temper. He stated thA he and his wife, after an absence of some days, Bad met at a public-house in Drury-lane, andthat having bad some words while standing on the pavement, she suddenly blunged the knife, which she held open in her ...

... manner of his death was very singular. The day after his decease his intimate friend Vernon* the favorite singing actor of Drury Lane Theatre, Came into the music-room, and in my presence described it as follows 1 was talking on the subject of music with ...

... head, We had always butter and bread, “But under this de Potter, “We have neither bread nor butter.’* Mrs. Glover, who left Drury-lane in preference to paying the forfeit which she incurred by refusing the part of Lady Bountiful in the Beaux Stratagem, is ...

... fellow,” Hrereton. •• Yes.” sdded the child; and is all your parts 1” As the boy predicted, Mr. John Kemble did come to Drury Lane Theatre, and from Brcreton the whole of his principal characref# - Poor Brereton, some time afterwards, went mad I ,n w ...

... that place; after a sharp conflict, the city was fired many places, and numerous lives lost. 28. Their Majesties honoured Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. St. John Long tried for administering a ' qnid to the hack of Miss guilty of i anslaughier NOVEMBER. 1. Their ...

... present, to the summer months, which are stan d to he the most unfavourable season for theatrical performances. The patentees Drury-lane and Covent-garden theatres protest against the re-extension of Mr. Arnold’s license, on two grounds , first, on that of ...

... name, having assumed the name of Mordaunt when he embraced the theatrical profession. He was some years since member of the Drury-lane Company, The lady's sudden retirement has rendered her father liable to Mr. Morris, proprietor of the Hay market Theatre ...

... railed “the inarch of intellect,” .* «n judged from the following list of those that will ‘‘pen this evening ; Covent-garden, Drury-lane, L. VAn French plays (Haymarket Theatre), ’frey, Garrick (G.MMhnan’s-fields), Coburg, Astley’s, shells, Pavilion (Kast London) ...

... frequented the balls that place, A few years ago lie took the Tivoli Gardens, at Margate, from Mr. Sinclair, performer at Drury lane theatre, where gave entertainments tor the public. In the management of these gardens he also gave much satisfaction until ...

... says that Captain Polhill, M.P- for Bedford, and his late partner, Mr. A. Lee,, have lost £l2OO each, during the season, at Drury-lane theatre. The dissolution of leaves the M.P. in sole possession of the honours, privileges, and profits, rights, royalties ...

... leading performer at Bath, Birmingham, and other places in the provinces. On the 20th of October, 1782, she appeared at Drury-lane as Isabella, and her performance drew large houses for the season, when advance was made in her salary and she became a ...

... to consist of all the foreign talent now in the country, and the second of our oWh performers, vocal and instrumental.—Drury-lane remains open only two nights longer, for the benefits of Mr. Bueke the boxkeeper and Mr. A. Lee, late co-lessee.—Pasta gets ...