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... (Primo Tenore from the Grand Opera at Berlin), and MISS POOLE MR. BURDINI (Prom the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane ), WILL SING AT (Frem the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane ), A GRAND EVENING CONCERT, At the TOWN HALL, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 30th of November, 1849. Pianist—Mr ...
... market. Tha theatre was opened last week by Mrs. T. Robertson, for the usual season. Mr. Matthews, and Mr. Flowell, from Drury-lane, have taken part in the performances up to last night, when their engagement closed. The patronage of the drama, financially ...
... Traitor’ s-gate. Deatra or Mr. W. J. who will be remembered in theatrical circles as the lessee of the Strand Theatre and of Drury-lane, died in New York, on the 25th ult, of He left Liverpool about two months back, wi a view of visiting the principal cities ...
... Park. His Grace is going on favourably. A t candelabrum and epergne was pre- sented to Mr. Alfred Bunn, in the saloon of Drury-lane theatre, on Wednesday last, by the numerous admirers of his public and private conduct. Lord Chesterfield in the chair ...
... PROVISIONS. PaiCKoa Bread.-The bakers in Tottenham.Court- ' Road, Drury.lane, the New Cat, and most of the lead- ' ing thoroughfares, have thil morning reduced the price of bread a half-penny in the 4>b. loaf. household ! bread now selling 6J. per 4lb ...
... present it, accompanied by the officers of the Corporation. Her Majesty, his Royal Highness Prince Albert, and suite, honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their presence on Monday night, and witnessed Shakspeare’s Tragedy of Macbeth. The august visitors arrived ...
... the deceased may also be familiar to the tc as a member of the theatrical and literary world for some time the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, and has been the author of several publications. The captain was grandson of the celebrated Southwark tobacconist ...
... nearly forty sre Mr. Campbell, hee of pigs, | 17 im which Be lee 9 igh 25 stones each. | was sold A £300 renter’s share in Drury-lane last week for 62 | population of seven or in Coclmsford, there has pet been a death im th: parish foc a month. A modern ...
... the members of the Cabinet, on Sunday (!) at the residence of the Earl of Aberdeen Her Majesty and Prince Albert visited Drury-Lane theatre, in state, on Monday evening Lord Melbourne’s bealth is quite re-established. A of ice arrived in this country during ...
... to put the eountr] in a flame—they are sowing the wind, and assuredly they will reap the whirlwind. At a shop-window in Drury-lane a paper is exhibited, which is written, The Genuine New Prince of Wales'i Shaving Powder sold here. A Fortunate Reporter ...
... Iustrations, of the late M. de Procession at the opening of ths New Roman Cathohe Cher Cherch, io the Mr as Cardinal Wolsey, at Drury-lane (Ww of the Victims of the late Insurrection | at Paris, The at the Place de la Com vnde. Pete a Chiswick. (Three trations ...
... at his residence, Rusaeil-street. Coventgardeu, Samuel Spring, Esq., for many years box-book-keeper of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, aged 68. On the iast., Jane, relict the late Dr. Uwins, aged SI. On tke Bth inst., at St. Giles'a-in-tbe-Fields, the Re* ...