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... without the in- sp~iation, and what we, in humbler prose, would term a ribaid slang, too low for even the Galleries of Drury lane or Covent Car. de 6. Whfn we consider that this is an irnnsrtud Address, when we reflect that it has been deemed necessary ...
... the Field Mi' shal, arid tlay of finiotir to her M~ijesty thle Ltoptess, dieil yesterday ill this capitr.l The aifirirs of Drury lane Theatre are understood to he at it(setit io the hatntd, of a teriporary commrittee. Thbe re~tie- Ineat of Mr. 1Price hali ...
... with her noble spouse, defending Sadhiusing frocm his enemies, in the spectacle of Kyder; i, A at, the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, and more recently at the Coburg, has proved her obedi- ence to the utiversal law of nature, by the productiou of tiree ...
... FASHIONS AND VARIETIES. Her Majesty paid hersecond visit(within a week) to Drury- lane theatre an Thursday evening, with a large suite, all attired in the court mourning for the death of the Duchess of Wurtemburg. It was not until late in the day that ...
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... ?? DRURY-LANE THEEATRE. Wednesday evening the Queen went in state to this theatra Her intention to do so having been announced some days previously, every place in all the circles of boxes was immediately taken, and the crowds began to assemble on Wednesday ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATR. IL On Saturday a meeting was held in the saloon, of the pro. e priptors of Drury-lane theatre, for the purpose of receivin1 . the annual statement of the accounts, the election of six men. e lirs of-the committee, in the room of those ...
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