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... tbe mananar, stated that bad lost £2,300 the engagement during the last eighteen months. Mr. Price ha* given up. lease of Drury-lane Theatre, in consequence of thekaaea has sustained there. Captaxx Ross’s Axctic —The English expedition to the Arctic Pole ...
... rehearsal, 1“®“ w „ jwrt Serjeant Glyddoo, Uto of the . o flu taA . itT^On lifting him up . i gent for, and attempt- Laine, of Drury-lane. jmrneo „imation prored bleed him e«ww [Tetoorning to hare pmrain. The unlali heightened MISCE 0 MMtnbled at th. The °f ...
... Council, it would appear, have attached so much importance to the evidence Mr. Cooper, of the firm of Cooper snd Hall, of Drury lane, who deposed to his having heard of the confl at the Commercial-room of the Bush Inn at Dudley, about four hours sfter it ...
... of kiln, for burning the slicks, that heated the bricks, and set fire (he noose that Josh burnt. This is Mr. Cooper, of Drury Lane, who went down to Dudley and back again, and heard man say, the very same day, that the house was a-blazing, a fact more ...
... Square, St. Martin’s Lane, and stole the silver-gill vase, cup, weighing ounces, presented by Lord Byron and the Committee of Drury Lane Theatre to Kean, in llllC. Lord Byron’s and the whole of the Committee and performers' nsmes are inscribed on the cup. A ...
... com|ielent for him (Mr. Hunconihe) to more that the polling-booth fur Westminister should le removed from Coved Garden to Drury Lane. (Roars of laughter ) Sir Jomn Graham then rose to reply amidst loud cries of Divide, divide. He would not trouble the ...
... Methodist chapel he thought £2,000 might secured, that being the more popular speculation. He remembered the time when Drury- Lane was let to Mr. Klliston for £11,200 a year, while at present he did not believe it realised more than £l,OOO. He thought ...
... Sixteen persons were crushed to death in attempting to obtain admission into the little theatre in the Haymarket, in which the Drury Lane Company then performed. Among the unhappy suffercrs in this melanchaly catas! rophe were the amiable and accomp’lshed Smerset ...
... OATHS AND PROMISES [The following lines are from * Mary Stuart,” a new tragedy now acting with great success at Drury Lane.) Paaxrey.— Will not An vath suffice for your security ? Rurnves.— Look up into the region of the air ! “Tis almost made of broken ...
... l“flmhl\lbefl hi'hl‘;d 'b'hwmi L Jryee.e the price incre ill the latter reaches 665, | ¢ eatres in state during the past weck ; Drury Lane on Tur ltruggle -gmm} the Bmi‘ Tax grows i lndptben she .(l’:‘l' ‘dlm' e inr .nc nsl(r‘i,‘c Wednesday, and Covent Ganden ...
... ESQ That great popular tribute of deserved respect for | patriotism, —the dinner to the venerable Mr. Byng, was given in Drury Lane Thea're on Wednesday. in honour of his having aclicved the fiflieth year of his | public service in the capacity of a member ...
... of all religions might aid each o'her as bLrothers,—Mr Beale, of the musical firm of Cramer, Addison and Beale, has taken Drury Lane Theatre, his term to commence from October mext. It isin conemplation then to produce “ opera” upon a more perfeet anl extensive ...