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... my sciously expressed in the number of articles which ou the conservative and obstructive press have devoted Lhjato their Drury-lane meeting. Day after day the his Times, Standard, and Chroniele, reverted to this sore subject. They affected to be witty ...
... 0 Rt ; MINISCENCES. i ZFr7 j Athe Atisrn.>l7] In 1760 a At r; Cross was prompter at Drury-lane Theatre, and a Mr. -Saunders the principal machinist. Saunders la- baured under an idea that he was qualified for a turflinas, and, like most who ate afdicted ...
... Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who will lb n Monday next, Feb. 291h, With iss Boett, sustain the ,ading charaeters in Balfe's opera of the Seige of Iecielle, performed with the greatest success this season at thn lei hcatre Royal, Drury-lane, and which will ...
... THE TUNG OF- OH, MISS BAILLIE! UNPOW C TUNATS MISS VAILLIE!R ! [From a London pcajer of afew weeks back.] r On Friday, at Drury-lane, they gave the Winter's Tale. t The house was full of coughs and orders, though, in t general, Sapio and the Freischutz ...
... Covent Garden ?? 63 s0 Drury-lane . ?? 61 So English Opera ?? do 42 Hayinarket. ?? 47 3S Victoria . ?? 40 3S Olympic ?? 4 Fitzroy (Tottenham.st.). 38 22 The Victoria, from its peculiar formation, holds as many persons as Drury.lane; on one occasion 3,800 ...
... atiained, r -Coetle's life oJ Coteridqe. n THRg L aNDott AneT UNION.-The annual meeting of e the subscribers was held int Drury-lane Theatre, on 'Tues- r day last, the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. It was . announced that there was a falling off in the ...
... concluder with the ne rn oi eemm of 1 THE MAN IN THEllMON. IMI AMACREADY, Of tlhe Thicatre%-Royall, Covent, Garden and Drury-Lane, islcriaiedtforfive nhights, and will make his appecarance on MOIAY next, Fpbruary 9th., when will be produced, for the ...
... Queen and Prince Albert his honoured the Belgian company, for the first time, with so their presence at the performances in Drury-lane Thea- ,st. tre. It has been asserted that her Majesty did not attend Dat when they were at Covent-garden, in order to mark ...
... THE E2ASYLE OF I -| ~ST. ALIJOBRAN~D.l The new tragedy of Bertra) ; or, The Castle of ' St. Aldobrfnd, now periorming at Drury-lane, with ? such success * and pronounced by soms critics to be one, of the best prediCtlions, since the time ot Shake- speore ...
... oppoiftion, inthe, ,D reomof M.O'Connell, Esq. i5. A public dinner on a rdnd acale will be given on the 4th of odMarch, in Drury-lane Tisatre, to George iiyag, Esq, M5. ?? for Middlesex. in celebration of his having completed the fth year of his parlisanentary ...
... Covent-Garden: Ar. COOPER, of tie Theatres-Roval. Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden; Mir. MACKAY, the 'celebrated Scotch comedian, of the Theatre - Royal, Edinburgh , Mr. BROWNE, of the Theatres.Royal, Drury-Lane and Dubliii; Mr. G. HORN- CASTLE. principal vocalist ...
... REFORM MOVEMENT AND 1 THE MINISTRY. We have elsewhere given a sketch of the glorious cor meeting held yesterday week in Drury-lane Theatre, tai which building, immense as it is, was incapable of co containing the multitudes that flocked to the first ta: ...