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... lost sight and trace of them consequence. The Prisoner was token few days since at eoftee.-hap, in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane.—The Prisoner was fully committed fur trial. Yesterday Uaotd !/myhurst underwent second examination before Mr. Birnie, charged ...
... HD, the Secretary, then read the follow* ing notice, calling the Proprietors together Nolice hereby to the Tliealn-Ruyal Drury, lane Cum|Miiy oCPruprirtuis, lliat the. General Coamillek . notninaled the fulluwiug Members of Ibe General Com-' mittee, being' ...
... DRURY- LANE THEATRE. KLtfr of *»« w r. „ P«p«. wh**«H itadt time Th-pm-e-rp*etN.-cmtl.. Her **“, j, extremely adapted f*r the rtage. She rather ele««utly formed—her feature* 1 « not deficient benuty intelligence—ond her appearance ii modern end intere»iin* ...
... patronage, also recommend that geutleman worthy of that honour.” An awful scene was exhibited, last night, in the pit of Drury-lane Theatre. Towards the cb'se of the tragedy of Uithurd the Third, well-dressed man fell from' his seat in the pit. At first ...
... the last accounts left her Ladyship and the infant as well as could possibly be expected. The new furthcoming Tragedy at Drury-lane Theatre, is from the pen of Mr. Howard Payne, the American Roscius. The celebrated tragedian Talma has retired from the ...
... o’clock this morning an elderly mao, named Robert Reetes, a stage-coach driver,. shot himself, at his lodgings in Clare-cdult, Drury-lane. It appears the tinfori.unate man has laboured for the last I s months uud. r the heavy affliction of a paralytic affection ...
... milling-watermanand is a common prize-fighter. Eliza Frances Lindsay, wife of Lindsay, plumber and glazier, of Wjch-street, Drury-lane, merely stated, in her affidavit, that she saw the Defendant behave in the violent manner described.— Boltby ordered her ...
... would admit of, which have been complied with. Yesterday aftemoon, during the boiira divine service, the .neighbourhood of Drury-lane and Wbite Hart-yaid, was thrown iulo the by a report beiufr'oircu* laled that a man had slabbed his wife, at the house of ...
... Royal Highness the Commander-inchief, HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant-General. Mr. Braham, understand, has refused liberal offer at Drury-lane Theatre, and purposes, in the course of the next spring, to visit Peters* burgh, Vienne, and Paris; after which he will ...
... rrgard to that Ladjr, ...
... impute to Dip il»- uiirrancp iff »n iintrotb. 1 will •lw* that JWr. K*mble ignorant the nature of my former engagement at Drury-lane Theatre, when the anbjoi’od letters pass'd b>’t“ecu us, he would have known that the salary receivtd was fully adequate ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. tragedy «f Brutus coutinues alti;.-, crowded and audiences. Tile house, Ihh night, wag l«U in every (mrt —and the fine of Mr. Kean, who is the life and seal of the piecein whose absence there is very little on which t, can repose with ...