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... the machinery it contained. The stock of wool was saved. An official investigation into the canoe of the recent fire in Drury-lane theatre shows that it arm* from some wadding projected from a gun fired off in the closing scene of a pantomime. On Friday ...
... FIRST AND ONLY AP CR HMI, PRIOR TO ERR rural, RITIRIWZNT PROM THU STAOIL MR. ST. ALBYN, Primo Tenor., of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane, Hay • market, and Surrey Theatres, London. MR. GUILMET VE, Primo Basso. ME. AYNSLEY, Primo Basso. MR. OLIVER SUMMERS. MR ...
... husband to Naples, where he settled, Madame Vestris returned to London, in 1819, and entered into an engagement with Einem for Drury•lane, where she male her first appearance in English opera, as LiUs, in The Siege of Belgrade. Here she speedily acquired great ...
... Clifton, and Asaistanta. The Brilliant GAS DEVICES by Mr. JOHN HINKLEY, Gaa Fitter, by appointment, to the Theatre Royal Drury. lane, Princ.se, Royal Surrey, the Great National Standard, Re., he. The GROUPINGS, &43., in the Opening arranged by Mr. Rivints ...
... violence. DREADFUL BUICIDC BY • EILROUGH CRUM —A painful sensation has been created in the neighbourhood of Russell eeurt, Drury lane, in coneequente of • young girl named Elizabeth Briphy, aged only 15, the daughterol poor but respectable working people ...
... upon therm The bodies were out recovered until the following Sunday. While General Tan Thumb was enjoying the pantomime at Drury-lane, rested in the manager's box, adjacent to the shoe, he was unoerentoniertelf seised by one of the clowns, before be could ...
... Susan, originally produced at the Surrey; Theatre, under the management of Mr. F.llinton, and afterwards transferred to Drury-lane, is generally considered the; .first of his dramatic works, but we believe it was preceded by • number of faeces to which ...
... IINRIFFIELD. SIGNOR VERONI, Ballet IL/ Nader of the Royal. Drury-lane; at preasut Dance Director Harlequin at the Hull; forming CLASSES IN DANCING, at Drilield, en Ida ponder system. which Gush annutrigeseent arms it Leaden. He will a aM introductory ...
... ts. ROBERT ISIMPSON, t Hon. WILLIAM SMITH, I Sea. TARIFF - lELD. SIGNOR VkAUNI, Ballet -IV Master of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; at present Dance Director and Harlequin at the Theatre, Hull ; intends forming CLASSES IN DANCING, at Driffield, on his ...
... HAVELOCK TESTIMONIAL (BY ELECTRIO TELEGRAPH.) A public meeting was held in Drury-lane Theatre, Lhi (Friday) afternoon, for the purpose of promoting a to the late General Havelock. The Duke of Caw BRIDGE presided. His royal highness, in opening the proceedings ...
... to the Etploring Party. I Her Majesty, en route for Scotism 1, at Dunbar Station. , Same from 'The Rose of Caatille, at Drury-lane Theatre. Inaugarationof the Statue of Sir Isaac Newtop, atO &whim. I Statue of Sir Isaac Newton. Brancepeth Castle, Durham ...
... Wonderful • CLOWN—J. ' F. FOS'TER, From the The stro.Roval. Binning!'qm. HABLEQU IN —HERR DE ULIN From the Theatre-It we], Drury-lane. SPRITE—H. TANNER. From the Prince, es Theatre. London. COLUMBINE—MISS ANNETTE VINCENT. PANTALOON—J. CLINTON. The whole ...