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... THE DRURY LANE MEETING. Although numbers present at the meeting Drury Lane, on Tuesday last, are variously stated in the London papers, there can be no doubt that the meeting was not so largely attended as was expected ; and we believe the numbers from ...
... her Majesty's marriage, was produced Wednesday.—An Emblematical Tribute honor o the Royal Nuptials has also been produced Drury Lane, but cannot be compared in effect with that Covent Garden.— At the latter theatre, the piece called The Fortunate Itlet ...
... The National Association, for Protection to Agr culture, as will be seen by advertisement, will ber agreat gathering at Drury Lane Theatre, on Toesda pext, when farmers and others from all parts of tb country will po doubt attend in large numbers. Ow ...
... disheartened, and their violence In the programme of the Financial Reform Associ- ation, read to the great meeting held in Drury Lane Theatre, on Monday evening last, by Mr. Thompson, the member for the Tower Hamlets, such a modification and consolidation ...
... Opera, the Marriage of Figaro, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London ; Miss MIRAN, The admired Contr’alto, who has created a great sensation Orpheus, some in Balfe’s Opera, the Maid of Honor, Drury Lane, London. Cornet. iston, Herr KCENIG. Leader, Mr. ...
... of Norwich, was engaged, and the managements generally, were much approved of. Melange.—Mr. J. Russell, of the theatres Drury Lane and Covent Garden, &c., has, this week, been giving some evening entertainments at tbe Exchange Hall, entitled Russell's ...
... Amateurs Mr. SIMS The celebrated Tenor, from the Theatre Imperial, La Scala, Milan, and of the Grand Opera, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, who is acknow by musical Professors and Amateurs, as also by the Press, the greatest Tenor that has appeared in ...
... civilization of Africa. Mr. T. Phillips, the talented lecturer on music, and formerly principal tenor-singer the Lyceum and Drury Lane theatres, met with his death as be was proceeding by the Liverpool railroad. The examination into the Exchequer Bills ...
... the 9th of December the Loudon and Birmiagham Railway 1s postpowed Ma. New The Davebter of St. was on Weduesday night at Drury- lane Theatre, with the most unbounded success. A Gamekeerer Suor.—Saterday night last, Mr. Green, gamekeeper to Lescher, Esq ...
... Garréch- Club.—The members of the Garrick announced their intention of giving, with the assistanc of Miss Ellis, of the Drury Lane Theatre, two performances next week—Tuesday and Thursday eclected are, “The Love Chase,’’ “& Cure for the H eartach,” aod ...
... Houses of Parlia- The performance of Handel’s Acis and Galatea, on Satur- success which it so well desery day evening, at Drury Lane Ttheatre, met with the triumpbant ...
... containing, besides despatches, 30,000 letters ! Dinner to Mr. Hyny.—The reform dinner to Mr. Byng which took place at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday evening, was attended most of the reformers of the House of Commons. The entertainment was of an unusually ...