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... yet~i~Tlpiierary Free A new farce, by the author of Hundred round Sote. The I*' 1 and comfortable Lodgings, sbortlv produced «t Drury lane heatie, m wl.kli Liston wid sustain a whimsical character. LORP GOKT -THE LIMERICK BRUNSWICK CLUB. Ob there wat a rally ...
... e of the author', who was prevented from expostulating by the ferociops appearance and manners of (he representative of Drury-lane. At length it was resolved that the author should supply the two theatres with tragedies alternately, the managers to hide ...
... Signor wl.» is uow exljibuinp Ins* wonJwfal oats st 9.j, Si. James's-street (B'. ightonjanj Mr. Usher, rtie eccentric dowr of Drury lane, now performing !i! » «- * Tb® , * r ten sovereign; will draw, hand over anil the boitora oflti* well, in his lilt'* ..et ...
... Palace upwards of two months, during which 'time be Hitejid* -holding two Levees, and wdl probably visit the Italian Opera,Drury-lane sad Cvvent garden theatie* Suh. CHESTER COUNTY MEETING. We see by the Chester papers of thiu week, that county meeting is ...
... to Loudon Worcester Journal. Th® King will return to town en M • nday, and ou Thursday|fit is su arr n .. will visit Drury lane theatre. The list of plays and farces now in progress of perlornii ance have by order Mr, Mash, bei n sea to his (Majesty ...
... ITth ult. from Halifax. A foreign Nobleman, Aid-de-Camp to the late Lord Byron, will appear at Runga, in the Zerrnge, at Drury Lane Theatre,‘on Wednesday next, an announcement that has made great stir in the higher circles. HOLfcAND—IMPORTANT INTEL- LIGENCE ...
... of Portune.— Died, on Monday, in Lambeth Workhouse, Mrs, E. Beverley, an actress of some celebrity at Coveut Garden and Drury-lane Theatres. Owing to adverse circumstances, she became so poor that she was taken to the above house, on the 1 '2th instant ...
... ’ Old Williams dandy Dublin attorney who made such a donkey of himself a few years ago, by attempting young Meadows, at Drury lane, is supposed to be in treaty with Davidge of the Coburg to bring him out in the Point of Honor.’ °The a oflhe Rifles at ...
... is the capital of Caramania, and was tor some ages the seat of the Turkish empire. lll. ness op Mr. Kkw—The audience at Drury lane , theatre Fri.lay night suffered very imintul disap | iHiintmeat. Mr. was to have appeared Othello, hut in the course the ...
... coming In alt twenty-rive Aldermen ; the present tollosing, . many bows gauze ribbon, appeal#almottto fly number forth at Drury-lane. and every uiotion sets the ends ot ribbon wavi^; Ninety six Common Councilmen, as at present r - - * wh ...
... *J a, rt - bad increased so much the mean time that the smsl* -s««a, « s**** chance in of the balking of W be-goe*, Drury-lane U»« mmiager was exUemelf saxi rftXL«everal timet across Salmon the tuira wall./ ojicd,, •nd so as n\r. ■ had commanded the ...
... counsel then called Ihe following evidence ; Cooke was director of the musical department Drury-lane theatre. He remembered Signor Paganini giving four concerts Drury lane theatre in July last. H* ■»* plaintiff frequently upon that and appeared lobe* person ...