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... JENNY LIND.—The action brought by Mr Bunn against this celebrated eantatrice for her non-appearance at Drury Lane Theatre, according to her engagement, came on on Thursday in the Court of Queen's Bench, when a verdict was given against her, there being ...
... assumed in an article which appeared in a recent number of the Peelite organ, the Morning Chronicle, when treating of the late Drury Lane great Reform Meeting, will fully justify the remark we have ventured to make. From that article it doe 9 seem to us that ...
... unfortunately burnt so severely as to cause her death during her performance in the ballet of the Revolt of the Harem, at Drury Lane Theatre. It is stated that this affair will probably give rise to legal prosecution of the parties implicated. ...
... 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 ...
... John Gibbs seconded the nomination. Mr Dick next addressed the electors. After referring to Mr Houghton's appearance at Drury Lane, not as Hamlet or Othello, but as a Free Trade speaker, Mr Dick said his own politics were Conservative; lie was a supporter ...
... least divide the honours. That Sir ROBERT PEEL'S party contemplate yielding all the points that were insisted on at the Drury Lane Reform Meeting is exceedingly doubtful ; but that it is quite prepared to split the difference,' and outbid the present ...
... soon attained the first rank in English Opera, and continued to sing as principal tenor, alternately in Covent Garden and Drury Lane, until the summer of 1837. Among other successful pieces brought out under his auspices may be mentioned the opera of Amine ...
... Committee's report, and distribute the amount sribserthed for the purchase of works of art, was appointed for Toesday last, at Drury Lane Theatre, end all the claimborate arrangements were made, when the following letter was received :- - Treasury, April, 12 ...
... himself of the marvelous estimation, la which Lis virtues are held. Weekly Chronicle. ABRIDGEMENT OF °CONNELL'S SPEECH AT THE DRURY LANE BANQUET. Mr O'Connell then rose, and was received with loud applause. The dungeon which his and their enemies had prepared ...
... get up,' and so far as personal matters go we have seen as good and a far more numerous tartan gathering on the stage at Drury Lane. We are curious to know how many out. of the two hundred (or thereabouts), dressed in what is commonly believed to be the ...
... nifeetions and allegiance of the people,—Prom ALADDIN in Jerrold's Weekly THE RICH AND THE POOR REFORMERS IN THE COUNTRY. —Drury Lane Theatre promises to realise a political drama which could not he accom• plished on the stage of Covent Garden. It was not ...
... Lord Hardinge found them.—Daily News. UNCONSCIOUSNESS GUILDHALL. -John Cross, an elderly man, described of Duke Street, Drury Lane, was charged with stealing some knives and forks from Mr Field, Holborn, coffeehouse-keeper. It appeared that Cross went ...