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... ith the Burletta ofi TOM THUMB THE GREAT. The Public are respectfhlly informed, that MRS. EDWIN, yron the Theatres Rloval Drury-Lane, Lyceum, &c. is engaged here, aud *itil perfbrm on Wedyesday next. 1to1 Sa5Z;igt C0111anp. N purstfnce of an Act passed ...
... e;iyatre aa,3X1 - The Public are most respectfully informed, that MrpiRENCH, from the Theatre-loyal, Drury-Lane, and the Lyceum, is engaged at this Theatre for a lilsited pcrikid, and will perfoml this 1vening. C3 T1ird NAight of .Mrs. ED IVIN's Engagement ...
... the Widow Clmerley was XWell sustained. The lEpilogue, as altered for Mrs. Edw in's first appearance in this character at Drury-Lane Theatre, was delivered with a fervour sof expression that obtained her great applause: a grateful alhl- r sion to former ...
... on Mers. Ashe and her two daughters, for their performance on the harp andl piano-forte. A meeting of the Proprietors of Drury-Lane Theatre was held on Monday, at which Resolutions were passed for forwarding the purposes of a Subscription Loan, to pay ...
... icar of Maristow and Thruseltaii, Deme whom she survived only two ?? Exeter, aged 85t, Dowton, father of Mr. Dovvton, of Drury-lane theatie.-I bt 74th, George Prideaux, Esq. of Kingshridge, Devon, ct'l Society of ?? Leominster, Nicholas Geary; N. I in ...
... Salisbury-court, Fleet-street; Mr. Harris, 27, Nor- Iton-street, Porthand-Road; Mr. Barroweliff, 63, Fish-street-hill, ,and 40, Drury-lane; at the Crowvn and Anchor Tavern, Strand; Piand by he Treasurers,11Major Cartssright, 37, Burton-Crescent; ISir Roert Wilson ...
... -Late>, at. :lti. by the rupture of a blood.vessel, Mr. Va,1;tii T ot ihe Hon. East-India Company's set uice, suo. i ?? of Drury-lane Theatre. ...
... conduct of swhi~ch he ably and effectually coceplained whelm directed agailist himself', and observes, 1surely neither Drury-lane inor Covent-garden lli admoit that M~r. Booths surpasses both Kean and 11dacreacly. If they do hot adincit this, then why ...
... had delivered on Tlistle'wood's trial, and was cross-examined by Air. Adolphus. Johis Morison, a journteyman cutler, in Drury-lane; Edward Simpon, Wmi. Adis, and Thomas Hyden, who were examined ! on ?? trial, restated their evidence. Hyden under- l went ...
... Edwsards used to oome almost every dav. iohn Hector Alorrison examined. I am a journeyman cutler to Mr. Undlersood, of Drury-lane. About. Christmas eve last a maui brought.a ,vord to toy master's shop. The man swas ha- bited like a butcher. Hle inquired ...
... week, the third Anniversary Dinner of the Society, established for the relief of the indigent per- formers belonging to the Drury-Lane Theatre, was given at the Freemasons' Tavern. A little after six o'clock, His Royal Highness the Duke of York entered the ...
... cournts's, are very different, and stand in verv ?? relations tewariis each otlher, from time tame chit- racters performed at Drury-Lane. Its tme 'Theatre at d'rEste, Columbine, instead ofhIeing, the lover df Harlequin, is time lover of' another personage, ...