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... English Ambassador, and M. Meyerheer the composer, and effected an agreement. M demoiselle Lind was to sing twenty time at Drury Lane in the year 1843, at her choice of the seuons between the 13th of June and 31st of July, or the 30th September and the 13th ...
... 1849; And in consequence of her other arrangements the Nights must be in succession. Mr PAU M IE R, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, &c, Has been Re-Engaged expressly to support Miss H. Faucit in her various performances. On MONDAY EVENING, February 26 ...
... Garden)- SIGNOR BORRANI (From her Majesty's Theatre and the Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane) ; AND Mr DONALD KING (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). For particulars, see Programmes. Doors open at half past seven ; Concert to commence at Eight ...
... Covent Garden); SIGNOR BORRANI (From her Majesty's Theatre and the Theatre# Covent Garden and Drury Lane) and Mr DONALD KING (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), For particulars, see Programmes. Doors open at half past seven ; Concert to commence at Eight ...
... in every section of the city, and, on the 13th instant, wound up their proceedings by a great aggregate demonstration in Drury Lane Theatre. The labours of the Parliamentary and Financial Eeform Association which they have formed are now to be extended ...
... exhibition worthy of public notice until last week, when, strange to say, the Financial Reform Association of London, in Drury Lane assembled, proclaimed themselves advocates of the Peop!e's Charter. We thought Mr Feargus O'Connor bad retired from public ...
... by the Puke of Wellington, ller Majesty and Prince Albert attended the performance at the Haymarket Theatre Friday, that Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday, and that at St James's Theatre on Wednesday. Colonel Bouverie has relieved Colonel Seymour Equerry ...
... aro the willing instruments of such barbarities, we quote the following from a pamphlet recently published by Dr WALKER of Drury Lane. The surviving relatives sod friends of Mr Foster, of No.l, Chapel Court, Long Acre, proposed to bury him in this receptacle ...
... degree, to attend the tailors ; for our friend Aaron being, we have already had occasion to notice, in the interests of Drury Lane Theatre, was too well pleased at any mortification which might attend anotber booth in the fair; and with the exception ...
... the first stage The action brought by Mr Alfred Dunn against Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, for breach of her engagement sing at Drury Lane Theatre, was tried in the Court of Queen's Beneh, sitting at Guildhall, Tuesday week. Verdict for the plaintiff —damages ...
... Southampton and Portsmouth, where he became a great favourite, and where he remained until Captain Polhill became lessee of Drury Lane, when he accepted engagement. He was unfortunately persuaded to practise incessantly on the day of his debut; but this did ...
... authorized to contradict it, aud to insert the following letter, to which no answer has been returned. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, April 19,1847. Mademoiselle, —Up to the present moment of your arrival in England the losses occasioned me by your violation ...