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... Athrinivuut, arrangements are being made for the parting performances and the farewell benefit of Mr. f.lharles Kean, at Drury-lane. Forty years ago, ere be was out of his teenfi, be began his career at that theatre in Norval. Mr. Charles Kean will ...
... and one of the most agile, it is said, that ever appeared on the stage. Mr. James Byrne, who shone at the same epoch at Drury-lane, was considered also as incomparable as a graceful dancer. We have had many comedians on the London stage with a genius ...
... often painted. It was about 17118 that Mr. James Byrne (the father of the well-known Mr. Oscar Byrne), ballet-master of Drury Lane, during Sheridan's proprietorship, invented the present drem of light white silk, woven Nvith variegated patches. This new ...
... for some time anterior to the explosion he had been in the pay of the police for detecting comets in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, have induced many persons to promote the formation of a committee which, by proceeding ageing the Commiseioners of Polite ...
... AMUSING CASE. _ FIVE MONTHS AFTgit MARRIAGE. At Bow-street Police Court, on Saturday, Henry Taylor, who sells shellflah in Drury-lane, appeared to a summons charging him with assaulting Anne Taylor, his wile. Complainant, in giving her evidence, continued ...
... health, and separated from her husband, Charles Kean at once accepted an engagement for three years under Mir. Price, at Drury Lane. He appeared for the first time upon the boards on the first of October, 1827, as Young Norval, in Home's tragedy of Douglas ...
... through under sixpence. The men at the top said, 'We wont pay sixpence to such a house as this. We Would rather go to ' Drury Lane. The men zed boys at the top of the stairs turned round and came down; they crushed those who ere coming up. • The two ...
... WDormaLL-Dec. V. at Southport, Emma, the beloved wife of R. M'Dougall, of this town. Palmy-Jan. 24, at his residence, 22, Drury-lane, aged 40 years, Mr. Charles Parry. Na-Jan. 2.4. ethic reeidenee. 62. Upper Stanhope-street, aged alt years. John Payne. ...
... at Eight o'clock, being preceded by the Drama i,f THE CORSAIR'S WIFE, as played with great success at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. NOTICE.—On Tuesday next, by special desire of many family parties, the EIGHTH GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE will take place ...
... a favourite play of the ardor's. The death is annoanc,ed of Mr. J. H. Tully, the popular composer and conductor of the Drury-lane orchestra. He was in his fifty-third year. To the musical obituary of the month meet also be added the names of Addison ...
... Friday night, while the train was in motion. A large quantity of foreign grass used in the manufacture of paper was burnt. At Drury-lane Theatre, on Saturday evening, the Princess of Wales and party met with a magnificent reception from a crowded house, the ...
... Sharp Lime-street Walter Joseph Shaw Eipenoer-street .Harriett Ashley Henry Pearson Tunnel-road Ann Room Thomas PhiUpson Drury-lane ..Chas. Parrit i eleod.) Mary Parry (wid London-road Edwd. Fo (decd.).. Richard Mayor Marybono F. W. Bur (deod.)-Joseph ...