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... §s,mn ■ Cowgtt'ttttiow. The Lenten concord of sweet sounds are over, and the lessees of Drury Lane have turned the notes Apollo into Bank-notes, their liberal and effettU-AAangoments. to a very rick time. On • nignltTlrury Lane exhibited a house crowded ...
... . . riv- * -ti Thb Drury- lane Fund Dinner took place on Friday, at Freemason’s Tavcm, the Duke of Sussex in the chair, supported on his right by the Duke of St. Albans, and on his left by the Earl of Glengall. Among the distinguished guests we observed ...
... his love of the resemblance far as to insinuate that his complaint was the same as the King’s,perhaps the Coronation” at Drury lane, originated this delusion. He nightly blessed his people,” and at the end of the season, had medals struck with the King’s ...
... payment of the rent. Thus possible that Captain Polhill may still continue the actual, though not the ostensible, lessee of Drury lane, Rven wagers are laid in dramatic circles, that whether Laporte does or does not remain at the head of Coventgarden, a ...
... roach pleasure to report of the National Association for the Protection of British Industry and Capital, held last week in Drury Lane theatre. The chair was taken the Duke of Richmond, and all classes, from the landlord to tho operative, were represented ...
... derived from the Garrick Fund at Drury Lane. At the Sorry Theatre, last night. Master Burke, the prodigy for Galway, sustained the part of Dr. O'Toole, in the Irish Tutor, to admiration. Young Kean reappeared at Drury lane last night Frederick in Lover’s ...
... benefit on Monday evening the sum of 7107, was the amount of tickets sold. Captain Polhill retains the sole management at Drury-lane next season. Mr. and Mrs. Wood are engaged there for the season ; Mr. M'Farren offered them 1007. a week for their joint ...
... the Journal in question, '* is our King, but we are not his people.” The late Mr. Elliston, the player, when manager of Drury Lane, understood the thing very differently. Acting the part of George IV. in the pageant of The Coronation, and delighted with ...
... dents would be little obliged to us, were our re' presentations of any elTect, They delight too in the King’s Theatre and Drury lane, contemplate with resignafibtf'their chance being confined to the shabby saloon ofHawkins’street, Theatre—Offley’s has more ...
... answers kept the Court in continued roar of langhter.—Acostsnnonger proved that he purchased the ass of the prisoner, in Drury lane for Us.; not one third the price it cost the prosecutor. After the youthful delinquent had obtained the purchase money, ...
... degraded .. -.icGt the Insol- ills k visible in London arrives London from expedition to North OCTOBKB. Covent-garden, Drury .lane, and the A delphi Theatres, opeafor the season. The English Opera House closes. 6 A dense fog prevails in London. '('he ...
... suffering the horrors of poverty and disease for considerable period. She expired at wretched lodging in No. 8, Charles st , Drury lane. She was for some years the chere amte of the late Lord Barrymore, bad possessed very considerable personal attractions ...