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... the other guests were the Alarqnis of lleadforl, Sir John Hobbouse, Air. Ralph and July Alary Abercromby. The Queen went Drury, lane Theatre on Thursday, to see the Lions; Vise«N*f Melbourne, consideration of its being Indy day time, ben all (he young people ...
... TUESDAY, DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. Saturday night frightful occurrence took place at this theatre, during the performance the Revolt of the Harem, which in its c ...
... act Ist and 2d Goo. 4th, to tbe other nhi▼ersities. . , , , , Mr. T. DrncoMßß attention to the petition of the lessee of Drury lane theatre, complaining of certain partially restrictive and snomaloos proceedings. On the motion of Mr. Hibe was agreed that ...
... the privilege conferred act Ist and 2d Geo. 4th, to the other uhi. ...
... tIJ. Pit, Is ; Children under Ten PH, M. lullprice.' Gallery, Od. No half pries. Manager Mr. THOMPSON, of the Theatre! Drury lane and Covent Garden, and Royal Amphitheatre. GENERAL ESTABIaI3HMENT. The proprietors of the Londonderry! STANDARD, rcluroinfi ...
... to enjoy a Comedy at Drury lane, where, it seems, his appearance excited storm of indignation. Correspondent of the Morning Post—almost the only journal that defends his conduct—thus notices the row;— ** was present Drury, lane last night, when Lord ...
... Grotesques, Messrs. Bullock and Brown. Inspector of the Bill Department, Mr. T Gill. Manager—Mr. THOMPSON, of the Theatre* Drury lane and Covent Garden, aud A*thy'* Royal Amphitheatre. Tickets may «l»o be obtained Mr. T. Thompson, at Mr. John Mullets. street ...
... profitable patronage could be dispensed, as numerous those that replied to the call Mr. Smith is wanted, in the pit at Drury Lane. At present cur question is more definite, where was Elliot mean ihe Elliot —the man who sold the honour of the British ...
... of the metropolitan theatresßy reversing the opera gliiss, and looking through the wrong end of it, all the performers Drury, lane, the the Adelphi, will appear diminutive the most enthusiastic admirer of littleness could possibly desire. of f/re Month ...
... stimrlnem. will emleavour to explain our conception of die term which forms the title of this paper. If yon meet man lounging up Drury lane, or leaning with lus hack • port in Long-acre, with hia Imnds iu the pockets of a pair of drab trousers plentifully besprinkled ...
... 60. Pit, Is ; Children under Ten to Pit, No halfprice. Gallery. BJ. No half price. Manager—Mr. THOMPSON, of the Theatre* Drury lane and Covent Garden, and Astlcy's Royal Amphitheatre. //_ EVEmrra star. THE Publisher of the EVENING STAR, grateful for the ...
... young man, named John (traliam, the pcfftou of an individual named Thomas Hlewitt. The unfortunate man was proceeding down Drury lane, and on arriving at the corner of Princes street the assassin seen to approach him, and immediately after the report of ...