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... A . ..me. lint Seivon.-Inibecourtteoftlie .eamm( I$ 14) Kenn plated 6ri nights. The total araoont 05 tamer reserved at Drury-lane theatre. on the 68 nights of hisiattiormance, was At,6411. Its. 141.—(Thia inclutlas a calculatiati of I ;MI/. only for ...
... much speculation. 111 with the king it Windsor is said to have to, satiefectory to his Relgian Majesty. Her Nlajeds honored Drury-lane theal once lad erening. Ihe Queen was aecoue George of ('ambridge, the Ouches , * and v. Sate Weimar, Prince Ernest of Plitt ...
... interriew rob the his: .it Windsor is said to have been any thing but oinfirtory to Lis Nolgian Majesty. Ilea NIJi..-1y lemored Drury-lane theatre with her prewar rrenutg. The queen accoisionieil by Prince tarp. of Camleidge. the Duchess and Princess of Salo ...
... . Origin!. he the building and had built n concert en once nee Miser/. Mr. Adolphus (who had np. for the scoptietnee of Drury-lane in a previous case) Le should be if offered wool against ono ears PPriotori, whom ho hail the pleasure of he sing 'inite ...
... Marynia of Tavistock, it is stated, is to preside at the dinner to be given to Messrs. Byttki and Hume, at the Theatre-royal, Drury-lane, on the •_hld Inst. A long gory of a Spanish Lady having . beta taken before an imposition of Englishmen, held to a house ...
... JOSEPH HUNIK'S PRINCIPLE. The very flat affair whir t tds.. place at Drury-lane Theatre ou Monday last, though previously announced as the Unmet meeting of Reformers of Middlesex—or rather of the London ItefonuClub.—has been so well described the Stawlard ...
... e demonstrations since the close of the sessionthe vast filtration of theWhigsand Radicals, of :L:00,000 in a word, the Drury-lane festival of Monday iaat has c • off in a manner which must cause its authors to repent bitterly, that they ever brought ...
... of the pantomime, awaken them, and never mind how great the absurdity, the laugh is almost continual in old and young. At Drury Lane Uncle Tom's Cabin has almost run its time, and is to be withdrawn to make room for a new five-act drama. The pantomime ...
... order that the result of the violence the complainant had been subjected to might be ascertained. Zbeattical Intellignue. DRURY LANE. A NEW five-act drama with the attractive title of Gold was pre- I rented at this theatre for the first time on Monday ...
... stinuotintitts. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- Lessee and Manager, Mr. E. T. Sunni. Unparalleled success of the Great National Drama of GOLD. Thousands nightly attest its merits, crowding the Theatre to overflowing, the fidelity of the Scenery forming Pictures ...
... of France (how strange the announcement reads ! ) were present at the morning performance of Harlequin Hudibms, at Drury Lane theatre, on Wednesday. The young children were much amused with the spectacle, and exhibited their delight at the curious ...
... itmwsemtntss. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.- Lessee and Manager, Mr. E. T. Immense attraction ! First representation of • new Three Act Historical Drama, from Casimir Delavergne, which will be placed on the stage with every attention to the Costome of the ...