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... policeman that had arrested his own son. WELL SAID, PAT ! When Mr. Sheridan pleaded in court his own cause, and that of the Drury lane Theatre, an Irish labourer, known among the actors by the name of Billy Brown, was called upon to give his evidence. Previously ...
... years old, and here Charles Saunders, while yet a Queen's scholar, composed Tamerlane the Great, which was performed at Drury-lane and at Oxford before Charles 11. Barton Booth, a great tragedian, and a member of the family of the Earls of Warrington ...
... felt by operatic son than by &den and dramatic authors. The next season of Haymarket opera will be given at Easter in Drury-lane Theatre, and the site of the old house (in spite of Mr. Mapleam's denial) will most probably be taken by the Government ...
... to country readers. Dy-tke-bye, the beet supper-house in Landon is still as it was thilt) years ago—the Albion, opposite Drury-lane Theatre, celebrated for its tripe and marrow-bones. Hunting stopped and skating dangerous, perhaps hints on where to eat ...
... private life he was much esteemed for his rare humorous powers. At the time of his death he was the musical director of Drury-lane Theatre. The immediate cause of hie death was bronchitis. PERILS OF RAILWAY STATIONS.—The railway returns just issued show ...
... Dublin, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Bath, and other large towns. In 1838 he triumphantly sustained the character of Hamlet at Drury-lane, and be now became courted by all. A silver vase of the value of £2OO was presented to him at a public dicier. tier Majesty ...
... SPORTS AND PASTIMRS. METROPOLITAN AMUSEMENTS. Th. well-known comedy of The Hypocrite now the ant plus at Drury Lane. Mr. Phelps admirably acts the character of Dr. Cantwell, the pretender to purity and goodness, who prove. himself to be an avaricious ...
... police-court, fee having failed to reconcile himself with his wife; he seems to have married one of the unknown actresses of Drury-lane Theatre, without the slightest occasion for the ceremony except the silly perverseness that has distinguished him through ...
... effective path , and Mr. Phelps received a perfect ovation at the —1 of the curtain. Mr. Chatterton, the enterprising lessee of Drury-lane, has catered well not merely for his London audiences, but, during the recess, his company proceeded to the provinces, and ...
... manslaughter, and the prisoner was sentenced to twenty years penal servitude. - Ma. lIIPLUON expects to be able to open 'Drury Lane the 29th inst. Hs bas been fortanats enough to mats for a portion of season Mlle. Nilsson, wham moms is Qphsll4 M Itiontoes ...
... Tietjens and Name°, Miss Kellogg, Signor Gassier, and Messrs. Bentley and Rohler, will inure a large measure of success. Drury-lane Theatre will be remodelled, within, after the fashion of the old Opera House recently destroyed by fire. Tile murderer of ...
... people are beginning to have tlisir doubts even about our own Shakespeare. Two men were staring at the playbills outside Drury . lane Theatre. Julius Cesar ! read one. Yes, said the other, an adaptation from the new book by the Emperor of the French ...