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... om will be held on Friday, for the celebration of her Majesty's birth day. Their Majesties will, it is expected, honour Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres with theirpresence,nestweek, on Monday and Thursday evenings. His Royal Highness the Duke of ...
... until the usual period.—l'oert Juareal. It is whispered in the circles of the Court, that their Majesties will shortly tisit Drury-lane Le.'ent-garden Taeatres—which they have hitherto been prevented (rum doing, In cume.meace of the Queen's sulir itude and ...
... Cambridge, which were very successful they arc now ou their road to Dublin, and souse tint° next year make their appearance at Drury-lane. Billy Blanchard has telegraphed us from America, that the first he heard of his engagement with this theatre was in the ...
... the last moment his perk 1- malice. it it tell Vita* we saw hint play Lis well-known character of Shekel, sod never was Drury-lane fuller, or the audience more unanimous in Gait etpressions of applative. But it was not mere applause that poor Kean elicited ...
... duty, but During the recess which followed Kean's which the suddenness of this night's alarm first triumphant season at Drury-lane, he ac- had rendered in the first instance impractmacepted an offer to play at Portsmouth. He bk. had then heeome the great ...
... this Ship baviug a large portion of her F Passengers engaged, early application made (pot , -paid) to HENRY FOX, No. 33, Drury Lane, Liverpool, Or to AN f HONY JACKSON, Ship and General Agent, Waterford. Waterford, Bth Month, (August) 31,18::3. FLOUR MILLS ...
... on the Williamstown road, ou the night of the 20th of Much. PIISCAITTICNS AGAINST Flllg.-111 the construction of the old Drury-lane theatre, as a precaution against fire, an iron curtain was constructed, so as to let down in a moment of danger, and separate ...
... attaches the basket to his shoulders, MARCH or Owntoonarze.—ln the window of a dress-maker's shop, near Prince's-street, Drury-lane, is exhibited a placard which slates that Lady's one nuwerrals, are made up on the most resoebk term. And in White H ...
... TULATHICALS. Mr. P.unn finally concluded a lease of Drury-lane Thvetie for the seat three years with the Committee in full meeting unMouvay. Moss or Tilt. O'Nf ELGRAVr APPOINTMINM — We copy the following Irmo that veracious journal. styled the Frie !WM ...
... with vast spiels.. the large sum btqueatheil to the by the late le from Lancaster. when he calla' out to bite to dour at Drury lane, for Mr. Kean, a stud of horses ;, w e went hark for b4;l a mine and caned as loud Michael Nolan, was upon the occasion' ...
... for votes, always clot. toss the wives,. and son are sure of the bush to.ls.— The Clock:maker. NICK —Garrick's income from Drury-lane in his capacity of author, actor, and manager, in the season of when he was about to of his ! l ures , 4001.800 L and 5001 ...
... Police-office, Earl Glengal, John R. Durant, Lancelot I; Allen, Esqrs. were summoned as the iustees of the Thealre Royal, Drury-lane. to show why they refined to pay to the parish of the-Fields. £s2 104. assessed upon that establishment for the telief of ...