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... would be the eekbrated Duke of Brunswick—the de- throned of his own states, and the particular friend of Bunn, the lessee of Drury Lane, and the still more intimate acquaintance of the Ballet department of Mr Benn's estabibluneet! The Duke is also the prosecute ...
... 28, 180 and, in consequence of other Arrangements, the Nights must be iu succession. Mr PADIDER, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, &c., h Is been engaged expressly to support Anis H. FAOCIT in her various performances. N.B.?On Thursday Evening, March ...
... VIII.—No. 370. Tamplaton'sludeal AtintertiAnsitat. TEMPLETON, of the Theatres-Royal IVA Covent Garden and Drury Lane, will have the honour of giving one of his ENTERTAINMENTS in the on the evening of the 30th current. The Entertainment will consist of ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... -1341. Car. Ma. Bran e. Jena. Lion.-- Mr. Bunit's action against Mademoiselle Lind, for a breach of engagemeet to sing at Drury Lane Theatre, has been mask a Special Jury cause. The damages are laid at L. 10,000. The case will not appear in the Court of ...
... with its happy effects on the Land, has raised a strong demonstration against it. Tuesday last witnessed a meeting, in Drury Lane Theatre, of tho member., of the National Association for the Protection of British Industry and Capital, which, from its ...
... reluct►nce of Frame connected with the chapel to give evidence. Lace APSAISINATION.—The lad Orals's., who shot Thome. Blewitt in Drury lane, sae ands en. mined at Bow-etreet on Saturday. The of King's College Hospital stated that Blewitt had severed from the shock ...
... undersigned, your petitioners, viewing with great alarm the announcement of a company of foreign artists at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, most humbly venture to call the attention of the hon. House to the fact, that there being already •cveral theatres open ...
... guineas. The elephant Romeo, a male of large size, was sold for 100 guinea., the same sum being paid for Juliet, known at Drury Lane as Jenny Lind. These animals were said to have originally cost £lOOO. They were sold to Mr. Batty, of Astir'', Royal Am ...
... had *puns freely, and are coming up in a promising condition.— Morning Cinsiele. Tea Dec., Lens Blewilt, who was shot in Drury Lane ou the of last inontli,dk.l at King's College Hospital on Monday morning. The inquest on the body was begun on Thursday ...
... Central Criminal Coml., on Sattuday, Thomas Wicks was tried for the murder of his neater, Samuel Bostock, In Pitt's Place, Drury Lane, by thing a pistol. The evidence against the prisoner was clear; iwiuding his own confession. The defence sea insanity; ...