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... ' Teaipltftan Musical Eatsrt&inmer.ts MR, T-RMPLETON (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden), will give his Popular MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS in ABERDEEN, on the Evenings of MONDAY 29th, and WEDNESDAY 31st July, in the ASSEMBLY ROOMS: and, ...
... Friday, 22d, 23d, and 24th inst., being the days of the Great Cattle Show. Professor HARROW AY. R.A.M.of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will preside at the Pianoforte. Reserved Seats. 35.; Front Seats, 25.; Back, is. Programmes and Tickets ...
... earnest tenor of its onward wav. We have just learned that the council of tha association baa assembled twice since the Drury Lane mee.ing to deliberate the best means of carrying iuto effect the resolutions sanctioned by the unanimous voice of 5.000 ...
... Shaksperiau drama. It is rather a humiliating circumstance the lovers the national dr*tna, and native literature, that Drury l,ane, tbe scene of Kean's greatest triumphs, the chief of metropolitan theatres, should ba at the present time, and for two months ...
... such moment. Drato Miss Clara Webster. —We regret to state that the dis - tressing accident which hefet Miss Clara Webster Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday week, has terminated fatally. Mias Webster died on Tuesday morning shortly after tliree o'clock, at ...
... retirement from the British stage of more than a dosea years'duration. overture had receotly been made to Mrs Butler by Mr Bunn. Drury Lane Iheatre, to select bis hoase for her ftrst appearance, and that Mrs Butler declining to Dlav * !?* a-night, the negotiation ...
... PROTECTION TWADDLE. claeers Duke of Richmond and Proe-tion, terminated the farco at Drury Lane on Tues- ay week. The end was like the beginning, and the beginning like the end. The whole affair looks like '-riesque; and presume the more reflecting among ...
... 1847. THEATRE-ROYAL. greatest attraction ever witnessed in Aberdeen! ENGAGEMENT OF MRS WARNER, From the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden ; and late Joint-Lessee and Manager, with Phelps of Sadler’s Wells, London. ...
... Isixt week, been manifesto I in London. A French Dramatic Coru|*.my, j headed by the novclliat, M. Dunins, having taken i Drury Lane Theatre, it would appear that this foreign invasion alarmed some of our own actors and their sympathisers, and every annoyance ...
... rise 'iThe nestling Eagle flutters eye it flies : And who can tell, but that our Dratna's fame May one (lay rival even Drury Lane. Could we but penetrate, like Itighland seers, Through the dim vista of the conming yeArs; Then Idgilt we see here, oniv ...
... the picture which he drc.v of the condition of Great Britain was even more gloomy than that attempted to be sketched at Drury Lane. Of course free trade was arraigned as the cause of all the evils under which the nation groans. The whole speech was made ...
... large fortune, holding high appointment in the Customs, Mrs Nisbett (then Miss made her appearance at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in the season of 182'.», in the character of Widow Cheetly in the Soldifr'* Daughter, since which period, with the exception ...