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... the right of taking a wife to himself, was decided against him on Saturday, with costs. A new tragedy is forthcoming at Drury-lane, in which Mr. Young is to perform ; the scene lies in Wales. Mr. Parry is adapting the Bardic odes and chorusses to ancient ...
... postmaster, Mr. Eyre had an ex- possessed of consider- able property.— Devizes Gazette. The house of Mr, Cooke, tobacconist, Drury-lane, was burnt down on Saturda infants in the flames. y about I2o0’clock, involving two The mother, named Perkins, lodged in ...
... expenses of producing the Christmas Panto- mimes this year, at_ the London theatres, formed an aggregate of 4,976l.! The one at Drury-lane cost and that at Coveut-garden Last Thursda y as the sexton was digging a grave in Arundel he found, about seven feet from ...
... guineas only. The Buckinghamshire Brunswick Club are to present the Marquis of Chandos with his own picture. Mr. Price, of Drury-lane Theatre, it is said, has ageed to give Kean 1,500 guineas to perform 39 nights, when that « 5 gentleman has concluded his ...
... quarter, being now 10s. 8d. and the next week it is probable it will be three shillings more. The anniversary dinner of the Drury-lane ‘I heatrical Fund took place yesterday, at the Tavern. The Duke of Clarence resided, and the attendance was numerous and ...
... SHAKSPEARE’S O* PLAY of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENUWARA: HAMLET, by Mr. MACREADY, From the Theatres Rovai Covent-corden and Drury-lane. To conclude with THIRTEEN YEARS’ LABOUR LOST. On TUESDAY, 24h, 2 Play. in which the Mr. MACREADY will sustain the principal ...
... WORCESTER MR. BENNETT has the hnnour announce an engagement for four with MESSRS. WOOD AND CONEY, From the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; together with their celebrated Dogs. BRUMS ASD HECTOR. AI ON DA Y, Ma - 30th, a D ami, entitled THE FOREST OF BOND Y; Or ...
... breught into t g well, and many have already been he market from among the Dorsets and the breeds that produce them early. he Drury-lane band presented their leader, Mr. T. Cooke, on Thursday, with a sple ndid silver epergue, weighing 7S ounces, in-admiration ...
... denominated the Prince of the Lakes,-that at Drury-Lane, the Devil’s Elixir, or the Shadozwless Man. Both, with the help of excellent scenery, were well received, and likely to have a run. After the tragedy at Drury-lane, the Manche and Daras exhibited, for the ...
... story as to their possession, and the articles proving to have been taken from a pas } mitted for trig! pawnbroker's in Drury-lane, sbe been fally com- ...
... innkeeper.— and John Wm. Wesley, Williams, Lombard-street, merchant.— William-street, Bridewei? Precinct, Robert Levens, Drury-lane, coach- Robinson and Henry Martin Robins master.—James Wickenden West Bromwich, Staffordshire, on, Waldrook-builditigs, ...
... Peter Bennett, Union-court. Broad-street, merchant —George Hewett, Reading, corn-factor. —Edmund Tyrell. Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, victualler.— Edward Aldred, Milk ~street, Cheapside, warehouseman.— John Twemlow, Hatherton, Cheshire, maltster.—William ...