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... for the Jhiirst timne at this Thmeatre, Miss Mitford's ce!eblated new Tragvedy (nowV performning at time Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, slitll emtlmusiastic applause) called Cola di Rienzi ?? mr. Waldron. C audia (his daughter) ?? Miss Dyer. To conclude with ...
... offences agvainst the game lawsv-flates Chronicle. -Miss M.tford has a new' tragedy,aceepted by Mr. Price, to - be produced -at Drury-lane theatre after Christnas. Mr. IYoung will apain bli the litro of it, and a character is writ- Iten expressly lor Miss Phillips ...
... suggested as possible by which it might be done, was by ga- srftusg him as a green grocer, seeing that, as proprie- tor of Drury Lane Theatre, he sold fruit in the refreshmlent erJoill. Tuesday last, an aggregate meeting of the orangemen of Ireland took ...
... are sorry to hear that thieatiical speclations dring tlv preseist season have been very uLsuccessful The proprietors of Drury-lane and Covent.Garden will, it is said, lose several th usuid pounds; and Mr. Liporte, of tLe King's Theatre, Will scarcely ...
... pUblie.-Mr. Beverley', wve perceive, has taken thle hint, and announces, for his stares the ensuion; week', Mr. Bdrownie, of Drury-lane, and Air. Reynoldson, of the Bath theatre. We arc iniormied that the young woheats in East Kent are loo0 n he iutiful, and ...
... the 1st apirearance of Mr. BIANCHI TAYLOR, of the Theatre Royal Covent Gar- rden; and Miss GRADDON, ofttheTheatre Royal, Drury- - lane. TTHIS PRESENT SATURDAY, 27th June, will be -presented the tragedy of MACBE T M. Macbeth .. Mr. Waldron. Hecat ...
... to Messrs. Ut irii cud JonsiSNsi' Solicitors, Tesrispi, L~ondon, FIRST NIGHT of Mr. HORN, of the Theatre Royal, SI-TE o I Drury-Lane. SIXTH NIGTHT ot'Mjss GRADDON and Mr. BROWNE, and the E LAST NIGHT of Mr. BIANCIII TAYLOR. T3EATRE ROYAL, MANCHESTER. %1HS ...
... THIS PRESENT SATURDArYAugu ofst 5, 1329, vl he revived the cclbae oi~lDan.o tasper, M51r. BRDuoRD, ot tbe TIheotrieoyal, Drury-Lane. 'To conclude vitl A 12OLAND .'O21? Ay~ OLIVE22. Alfred Iighifleir, Allr GRe.CE'.-Fi--1t'uie by Mi*d NTE. lDJ ows. on MONdAY ...
... brother arid sister; she is shortly exrected to return. It is not true that she is at present elngaged by AIr. Price for Drury-lane Theatre, neither is Mr. Brahains actually cgraged ; but we learn there is ran unirerstanding betteuwr siIin anid tire manager ...
... 0 Rt ; MINISCENCES. i ZFr7 j Athe Atisrn.>l7] In 1760 a At r; Cross was prompter at Drury-lane Theatre, and a Mr. -Saunders the principal machinist. Saunders la- baured under an idea that he was qualified for a turflinas, and, like most who ate afdicted ...
... Theatres~royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, will commence an engagement, for a limited period, on MONDAY next, April 11th, wlen will be performed the musical play of ENCLISHMEN IIN INDIA.- om Tape, Mr. BALLS, of the Theatre-roval, Drury Lane; the last niht ...
... Mr- ARKBR, at the Box-office, of whom places may be taken daily, from eleven till three. s JR YOUNG of the Theatres-royal Drury Lane and Covent Gardert, is engaged for a Fortnight; in the course of which he wiLl appear il his most popular characters, bein ...