... 18th July, 1848, On which occasion the popular Actress, Mre. TERN AN, (late Miss of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, Dublin, Miss Fanny Miss Mania Ternan, and Miss will make their appearance (being engaged for a limited period), aided bya ...

... Brass Qu tefte Performers, Whose ex'racrdinary perfg ces have been the theme of general admiration cnishmeot at the Theatres Drury Lane, & “ovent Garden; lity’s concerts, London, &c. They a selection € Duetts, Solos, of their much pie $ &e5 arranged by Mr ...

... their disgust at the attempts which had been made to put down the French performances Drury-lane by force. Tho petitioners complained that the Theatres Royal Drury • lane and Covont garden, which had been licensed fur the performances exclusively of the ...

... were most of them unopened, and that some of them had coronets on the seal. He re- marked to Mr. Westly, the treasurer of Drury Lane, who was sitting by the fire, having also for a long time danced attendance, that Mr. Sheridan treated all alike, wafer ...

... KEAN OTHELLO Drury Lane Theatre. was play- j ed on Tliursday night tlus house with the lowing cast : —Mr. Kean, Othello \ Miss Desdemona ; Mr. Ternan, logo ; and Mrs. ler- i nan, Emelia. Here was novelty enou.h—novelty to account tor an audience crowded ...

... Dublin, bisfirst appearance here. Ludv Clara, fbcthrotlied the Karl of Rochester) Mrs. ilkin«4, from the Theatre Rovol, Drury Lane, J.oiidon, her appearance here. Mary Copp (Niece to Captain Miss E'jnn, Irom the Theatre Royal, Dublin, which Character ...

... made her appearance Drury Lane in 1773, in the character Jane Shore. Her failure was discouraging, and she accordingly went into the provinces, played Julia in the Rival*” at Bristol, and shortly after married Mr, Reddish, of Drury lane Theatre. She suffered ...

... earnest te’ nour of its onward way. We have just learned that the council of the asso- ciation has assembled twice since the Drury -lane meeting to deliberate on the best means of carrying into effect the resolutions sanctioned by the unani- mous voice of 5 ...

... I be first tragedians of tbe country are now performing ShaUspeare’s Macbeth in London, Mr. Macrendy and Mrs. Warmer at Drury Lane ; Mr. and Mrs. Keane the 11 avmarket. We are informed on good authority that the Queen is loser to the amount £lO,OOO by ...

... that p o. ince, as well as all harbours in the province L'u uiberlfUid. On Its ueing; announced in the House Coin' monslhat Drury Lane Theatre fMr. S’s property* v, as lire, Mr. Sheridan said with much cairn ness that whatever might the extent of In' own ...

... Brass Quinte»r reformers, Whose extraordinary perftrmancee/avo been the theme admiration and astonishment a( the Theatree Drury Lane, Covent Garden. N. biltty’s Concerts, iu. London, they will perform a selection of their admired Ctncerted Pieces, Duetts ...

... Dublin, his first appearance here. Lady Clara, (betrothed to the Earl of Rochester). Mrs. WILKINS, from die Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 1 ondon, her first appearance here. Marv (Niece to Captain Copp). Miss *. from the Royal, Dublin, in which Cha- racier ...