... ons, however, were Fanot very sanguine, as we had heard the evening previous he to the concert that Mr. Elinson, of the Drury-lane Pro- Wo menade Concerts, had prohibited Mr. Herr Koenig from oh charming asiy save metropolitan ears during the term of ...

... hut, lam sure, you will not respect me the less for this candid avowal. The appearance r. Travers in the Favourite, at Drury-lane, has made some little noise in musical circles ; not, however, so much from the great triumph achieved by him in the character ...

... bulaider.-L. Thompson, London, printer.-R. Bad- ndal, jun. Stafordhldche, dealter-t W.IV Elliston, late of the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane, bookseller-tR. Daily, Bognor, Dro rnouger.-H. W., J. W., and M. W. Wood, Wakefield, %s ool- staplerso.W. Blake and J. ...

... facts of the case. W It seems, that, so far back as the November of 1817, Mr. wi Bucke offered to the managing committee of Drury-lane he this tragedy: it was thankiully accepted; and Mr. ria Kean, according to Mr. Bucke's statement, spoke of it I pli in ...

... moved onwards till it reached the top of Drury-lane; and here the main passage down nolborn being completely blocked uip, it was.compelled to take the direction towards the Strand. To prevent turning out of' Drury-lane into Great Queen-street, the eople blocked ...

... repealed during the years 1833.4 wee £3,398,650). Captait; Polhill, M.P., lost zE55,000 while lessee of Corent.. garden and Drury-lane Theatres! ?? has orderedan investigation into theconduct of Lieut. Reynolds, of the Coa-t Guard at Aichil, Ma, o, for having ...

... losopiy; a clear conscienco the best iawv honesty the best policy; and temperance the bestphysic. A barber in PrInce's-strect, Drury-lane, announces in his bills, that Mr. W. S. is semper ad domum.' Mr. John Corbett Peele, ons of the cashiers of the Bank of ...

... The 540 miles, in 10 days, which was completed, is the greatest pedestrian performsande ever heard ?? of the Pit Boxes at Drury-lane Theatre was sold on Tuesday, for'one thousand and seventy guineas. J it was offered at the commencement of the season for ...

... commonly obtained.We re'ret tD Obs.rve, ular that in reviving Bickerstaff's beautiful ope'of Love 'I the in a Village, at Drury-lane, niny of ' s trur pasto- ree, ral songs, with the delightful lusisc of i r. A're, have - had beeni Otptiged for somebil ...

... mayor. This man was a saddler, and frequently took his seat cn the bench with his leathem. apron en. 1755-The Theatre, Drury-lane, opened with the tragedy of The Orphan, 1760-A stage-coach from London once a week, being four days 1707-Themayersltyeo ...

... -Money Moses, as he is more familiarly called, land- 'ted lord of the Black Lion public-house, in Vine ar-yard, ,4th near Drury-lane Theatre, and his daughter, Mrs. Alice Ign Abrahams, both of whom wore taken into custody that lsmorning, were p laced at ...

... London oe( wbhich, taken at the lowest calculation, contain as under : sm People, Pe ?? Covent-Garden Theatre - - 3,000 av 2. Drury-Lane Theatre (when built) - 2,800 h 3. The Opera-House - - -. 5,500 ,a 4. The Pantheon - - . 3,000 Py o. The Little Theatre in ...