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... Messrs. Langmeard and Co., of Teignemouth, ha3 suspended ?? JsurUal. The flat of bankruptcy against Mr. H 4 g\d, lessee of Drury-lane, was set aside in tbe Court If, Ow, on the ground that it was fraudulent and conceitbed.This dqclsion will entitle Mr. Fisher ...
... Lunatic.-James Hatfield, who was tried at th e Old Bailey, in the month of September, 1802, for firing a loaded pistol, in Drury-lane Theatre, at his Ma- jesty King George III,, and acquitted on the ground of in- sanity, died on Saturday, the (23rd instant ...
... glil t ':In it,\ ?? nt S\V a' ilint, and(1 tlvu no irotrlibivO, 1, l I,d ?? ixe' Mr. Mancready ?? bentme the lessoe of Drury Lane Thea- ?? The announcemen has occasioned the greatest excite- mient and gratilication tro eghoiot thie thelatr ical profession ...
... of the younger female parts of tragedy, if The union of all the Keembles would be a formidable rivalry at to Macready and Drury-lane. is The parish clerk of Winkleigh has a salary of a guinea ea a-year for winding up the church clock daily. To earn this ...
... VARIETIES. A circumstance not unworthy of record, occurred on the ti revival of The Gamester at Drury-lane Theatre, on Wednes- day week. The gallery doors were besieged by a considera- d ble crowd at an early hour. At the shilling gallery, the pressure ...
... and the amount subscribed will fall little short of ten thousand pounds ! The allotment of the prizes is to take place at Drury Lane Theatre, on the 26th inst. The prize offered by the society, for an emblematical device, has been adjudged totIr. F. R. ...
... Stanhope. Mlacready has in his possession a new dramatic production by Sir E. L. Bulwer, which will, ito doubt, be produ Ast Drury-lane early next season. Literature not less than Wealth adds to a nation's happi- ness and greatness, and the man of letters ...
... holiday at tihe law courts. Nothing doing, and nobody done. 31sat.-The King of Prussia visited Newgato in the morn- ing, and Drury-lane Theatre at night. slia Majesty saw murdorers at both places, and admired the new drop at each. Feb. 24th.-Tll corn-law debate ...
... great conqueror of Boney Himself been conquered by a bone J. A junior sister of Miss Clara Novello will make her |d&bt at Drury Lane early in the spring. s A lawyer, not over young nor handsome, in examining a I young lady, a witness in court, made many ...
... Garden against this danseuse are laid at' £5t000 ' Mr. Macready lhas engaged MIss Clara Novello, who is to mnake her debut at Drury Lane, In the course of the ensuing month. It appears that one of the parties subjected to an Exche. quer process for. smugglin ...
... ;' Mr. Macready, 211.; Propri. etors of TPanch, '101.; and Mr. Charles Kean, 101. A 'benefit Is shottly to take place at Drury Lane Theatre for the, sane' obfect.' ' An, Jxitraordinary Dinncr.-A wealthy millionaire of Philadolphia inited his. four chi ...
... the Bank-defrauder; whom the keen-scented officer has after all hunted down and captured. They came over in the Hibernia. Drury-lane Theatrc.-Balfe's new opera of the Daughter of St. Mark has drawn larger audiences the four flrst nights of its performance ...