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... GRAND OPERA, DRURY LANE T N ’ Reports having been industri msly circulated affecting the solveney of M. Jullien, his professional adviser has addressed to the Editors of the publie press the following letter, which we | have great pleasuie in publishing ...
... Admiral Greig. Feb. 3.—At London, Mr. Henry Erskine Johnston, formerly an actor of powerful talents at the Theatres Royal Drury. Lane and Covent-Garden. — 6.—At Aberdour, Hugh Coventry, Esq., in the eightyseventh year of his age. — 7.—At Edinbargh, Thomas ...
... MONTROSE, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1844. TE‘I’I.ETONW MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. M EMPLETON (of the 'l'hn(ret-RoKll Covent- Garden and Drury Lane) will have the honor of giving one of his MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, in the GuiLp-Havry, on the evening of Tuesday, the 3uth ...
... EVENTS OF THED WEEBK. Drury Lane Theatre was opened on Monday evening, for the exhibition of Hughes's animals in a spectacle called ¢ The Desert.” ¢To what base uses may we return, Horatio ! '=The Kinz of the French has presented the Dowager Lady Brenton ...
... mistaken; it is Enon Chapel, in Clement’s Lane, which you can see any day by applying for an order to G. A. Walker, Esq., 101, Drury Lane; to the Editor of this Paper, or any otlier members of the *Society for the Abolition of Burials in Towns.” We recommend ...
... which she ouly obtained sixpence spon its sale at an old iron shop.—A fine child two ye.rs old, belonging to Mrs. Mayo, Drury. lane, London, au only child, was, a few days ago, deprived of one of its eyex by a mischievous boy, who threw a handful of lime ...
... founded wn the wovel of Almoran and Hamet, written by the former. ‘This tragedy was represented with considerable success at Drury -lane Theatre, and the hercice was performed by the presens. Countess of Derby. The character was itended for Mrs. Siddons, of ...
... knowledged, Mr. Walker was, in the year 1838, a ycong man Jjust commencing life ns a surgeon and general prac. titioner in Drury Lane, when the subject of intramural interments arrested his attention, and he was forcibly struck with the foul practices pursnedin ...
... fact of ratification of the acts of | Captain Demmnan, | \irturnl?yiivl-xe—--\:erdict generally was for the defendant, DRURY LANE THEATRE. } Her Mujesty the Queen honoured the performances at this theatre with her presence on Wednes| day night. The ...
... Or, COMPANION to the PLAYAOUSE. This work will contain the moft favourice Tra-. :fl_?fiwfidovflm ‘ perat_the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and the Hay Market j accurately copied flof the Prompters Books by permidion of the Managere. Number I. ...
... March 23, 24, April 22, at the King’s-Head ina, Gloucester.—Attornics, Messrs. Wilton, Gloucester. | John Charles Finch, Drury -lane, tavern-keeper, March 14, 1, April 22, at Guildhall.=~Attorncy, Mr. Bower, London. John Gurney, Acre-lane, Surrey, carpenter ...
... and agricuiture, dicd at Hayswater, Lovdon, aged 60, 1848 Miss Webeter, 8 danseuse, accidentally burut while prrforming at Drury Lane. Not enly.were there none smong the spoctatoes su®ciently eournzeous to sttempt to Foscue bor from death; but, after wailing ...