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... that they were no opponents to the extension of the franohise, and they expressed their belief that the reform agitators at Drury-lane were truer to the spirit of the age than a passive and Immolate administration. Perhaps, in the prevalence of opinions as ...
... than the dullest sud least intellectual of citizens. Miss Helen Faucit (Mrs. Theodore Martin) commenced an engagement at Drury-lane, on Wednesday evening, making her first appearance on the stage since her marline. The selected for the occasion was Romeo ...
... , and during the week, ENOAOIIIIID7 (for Si: Nights ouly) of the eele brated ITALIAN BRO THERS (from the Theatre-Bop'', Drury Lane). t e First Gymnastics in the World, on the DOUBLE CORDE VOLANTE, a New Performance in whose incredible Feats has caused ...
... about him were the Rosencrantzes and Guildensterns, and resem bled an individual of his acquaintance who, as Stow, bad at Drury-lane shaken his gory locks at half-.-dozen Maebeths (a laugh). They were like the humble individual in plush at the opera, whose ...
... quietly left the house. A WOULD-BE SVICIDE.—On Wednesday, a young woman named Rebecca Sullivan, residing in Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, rushed into King's College Hospital in a terrific state of alarm, and exclaimed that she should soon be dead. as she had ...
... acting we have noticed great impmrem eat . Miss Payne, a gay and sparkling dan geese, with her fathe r and brother, from Drury lane, -lane and from the Theureroys4 Manchester, has just completed a short engagement here, kw other stars are also promised ...
... that be has entered into an Engagement with Mr. JAMES ANDERSON, the celebrated Tragedian, late Lessee of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, who will appear on the 28th; and that be is in negotiation with Mr. and Mrs. SIMS BEEVES and other parties. ...
... lit a Grand Tournament, pra.dueed with a splendour hitherto unequalled in a provincial theatre. Immense of the celebrated Drury-Lane BALLET t'OMPANY ( D'Antorns, and Mdlle. ADRIA) who will appear for Ile third and lest time, THIS EVENING. in the New Billet ...
... lr. Publisher, I, Charles-Street, Hatton Garden. London. Beware of a spurious and useless copy sold under • similar name. Drury lane theatre closed on Saturday, after an on - anecentul campaign of five nights' duration, under an American manager, with a ...
... made amounting to .C. 5 7s. s,ll.—Taz Me- CRANICS'EIUIBITIOS.—Last week, the services of MissOlover, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, were engaged to diversify the proceedings; and she appeared in her new musical entertainments, entitled Evenings at home ...
... is doing all that lays in his power to give satisfaction to his numerous patrons. Miss Mary Glover, of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Haymarket, has been starring here for four nights, with great success. Yesterday evening was announced as being for ...
... $5. per ton. (For Latest Markets me another page.l BANKRUPTS. 710 M PRID•Y'II OAZICTTZ. DAY!, John Henry, Parker-straet, Drury-lane, coach wheelwright. FELL, James, New street, New-road. Hammersmith, and Pereirsplace. Shepherd's-bush, of Westbourne-6rrove ...