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... Anecdote of Shiridan.—There is a story extant of Sheridan the leasee, and Holland the architect, of Drury Lane • Theatre, much too good omitted. The latter could by means prevail upon the former to settle, that is, in plain Kuglish, to pay up his little ...
... Mr. Jullien signed on Friday a lease for three years for Drury Lane Theatre. The house is to be splendidiy decorated, and the present intention is to give promenade , concerts, the legitimate drama, and English operas, with a first-rate band and chorus ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, EXETER. THE Public is respectfully informed that Mr. MACREADY, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, is engagad to perform this Theatre for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. This engagement will commence on MONDAY, March 30 1 W1 J' h ted ...
... Anti-Corn-Law League.—The seventh weekly meeting of' the League, took place at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday evening. The house was crowded every part, and several members of' parliament were present on the platform. The meeting was addressed George ...
... The Drury -Lane Theatre Bills rio-.v in ilir of Commons, eat{Ht*A'crs .1 number to r.'.:!o the him of 300,0001. fund to Pflihilate the claims of the creditors the old and ;.'f , •,-> .c--btiild the-Theatre. It is the purport of the hiH-to. erefl them ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Mr. HOOPER, Late of the Theatres Boyal, Drury Lane, and St. James's, London T HIS PRESENT THURSDAY EVENING, and TO-MORROW (Friday), Mr. RICE, the renowned and original Jim Crow, will perform. On SATURDAY EVENING ...
... ROYAL, BATH. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Mr. HOOPER, Late of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and St. James's, Londo* Third Appearance of Mr. FA REN §• Mrs. GLOVE& THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), Marc. J Majesty's Servants will perform the THE RIVALS, Or, TRIP TO ...
... The Grand Whig-Radical Dinner, which took place at Drury Lane Theatre Monday night, and about which there has beenso much ostentatious trumpeting, was a total and despicable failure. Covers for 1100 persons were laid, but only attended, and these n ...
... BRISTOL MIRROR GENERAL ADVERTISER SATURDAY 24 1846 'THEATRE-ROYAL BRISTOL Night Two of Mr Theatrcs-lloyal Covent-Garden and Drury -Lane of Performing MOSDA YWEDN ami FlDA 26 will t’lay : Anderson Macreauy After the of or Merchant's Daughter Mr Lynne Clvisse ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH. LAST NIGHT but ONE ofthe ENGAGEMENT of Mrs. NISBETT, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Queen's Theatre. Mrs. DARLEY Will on this occasoe appear in the character of Mrs. Candour. The new Farce of The MARRIED RAKE, on its first ...
... Tbe Queen honored the performances at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday evening, ac- companied by Prince George of Cambridge, &c. The Royal party were received by a very crow- ded house with every testimony of joyous ap- plause, and appeared to be in excellent ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, BATH. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT F HOOPER, Late ofthe Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and St. James's, London. THIS PRESENT THURSDAY EVENING, May 18, 1843, will be acted the popular Melo-drama THE BLIND BOY. To which will be added (by particular ...