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... ores hare been numerously and fa'hiouablr attended and Mr. FRANKi»S, formerly principal Tenor Singer of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who succeeded Mr. Templeton, and appeared before her Majesty on the command night, the celebrated opera the Maid of Artois ...
... his family and stuff. the London Court ofQjiecn’s Dench on Wed in the case * Dunn Lind,* the plain'* litf. tormcrl* lessee Drury lane Tiica*re. obtained verdict of 2,5 ...
... letters were most of them un*. opened, and that some of them had coronets on the seal. remarked to Westly, the treasure of Drury Lane, who silting the fire, having also far long time danced attendance, that Mr Sheridan treated all alike, wafer anil coronet ...
... chance of escape, hy pouncing upon the recorder—putting an end to the pirouettes the Opera, and the legitimate drama at Drury Lane aud Coveot Garden—and mure than decimating the new police—has travelled as fur north as Liverpool, where it is now firmly ...
... the Garrison, and Public in general, that ha* prevailed on that charming Actress and Vocalist, From the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Corent Garden, on her way to Cork, to perform on Saturday, December positirely for that night only I The Eotcrtaiomonti ...
... George Robins, Thursday, sold several renters'shares of Drury Lane sud (‘ovent Garden Theatres, as the auction mart. Amongst them a £5OO share for Covent Garden sold jt 140, and £5OO do. rot Drury Lane at £135; and suba share fir Drary Lane sold for guineas ...
... Charles Kean’s Richard the —Upwards ofeiglit liuudred persons paid at the pitdoor, and more than 1000 at the hox-doors Drury lane theatre, on Friday last, witness this performance. Mr. Primrose, just appointed Receiver-General of the Edinburgh Post-office ...
... appointments under the Crown. Sheridan ia reported ta once fallen into coat-cellar oh hi# wsy home after good aupper at Drury Lane; and hia abuse of the vender, for not keeping light the cellar door, was warmly retorted hy the wife. p -0 Sheridan, who ...
... gas the Dublin aud Kingstown railway, during wi.ter, he Queen and the Duchess Kent have each of them paid Ih. leasee of Drury lane theatre 50J guineas for private boxes. Mr, Bunn received nearly three thousand guineas for private boxes previously the ...
... demands and insures its preservation. The Duke of Clarence the lifetime of Mrs. Jordan, was frequently behind the scenes in Drury lane Theatre.— Indeed, it is said that the Royal autograph extant In the Saturday Treasury book for Mrs. Jordan’s salary. Thus ...
... vivid colours, and their pictines are enjoyed and remembered,and enjoyed over again.”—M Ail Mi’s Botany, HI. ■flie receipts Drury lane Monday, at Malibran’s Somnambuhi, exceeded i'oOO; the house, it is said, would hold .t7H, but the great number ot persons ...
... preserve general heal lb. Tim remedy is cheap and simple—try ore you condemn it. •’ A Businkss. —A 1)111 PTliiljiling wimJow in Drury lane, slrcetintorms us tliat tlifre i« ; A j»ig« work siii>i)|i li> let, admirably 6ili»|ite'l fora I’rlulei, ;rti Under; taker ...