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... d the attempt made down the French at Drury Lane, and Mr. of the ‘ebster and the other respectab. their disgust at the attempts down the French performances at Drury Lane foree. The complained that the Drury Lane and Covent been licensed for per- formances ...
... namo of Captain Polhill may asa member of the theatrical also be to the was for some time the lessee of and literary world. Drury Lane Theatre, and has been the author of several publications of merit. He was grandson of the cele- second son of the late John ...
... IE SPITALFT, DS’ The ball which was Friday ni at the Drury Lane Theatre, for the oe drew & most numerous At 10 o'clock a dou- ble row of carriages extended entrance in Brydges Street to the corner of The coup dail inside the theatre was ifieent. The cod ...
... offered the celebrated vocalist, Viardot Gareia, the enor- mous terms of 100 guineas per night, to appear 40 nights at Drury Lane the money to be deposited at Rotls- child's bank. This offer, liberal as it was, was declined by Madame Viardot. however ...
... reputation of Shakspoare, I am endeavouring to sink it —sold for LI Sc. A letter of Garrick to his brother, dated from Drury Lane Theatre. 1779, sold for LI 10s., and a frank of Loral Nelson, dated 1802, very rare, sold for £1 1 le. The sale will conclude ...
... of the Con versalion. Duke for 3,000 franes, after which he resumed the lively Hyde Park was yesterday. The new daneer at Drury Lane is all the talk. Did you notice how lively Lady E—— looked at Almacks;”’ and a thousand such nothings was repeated. Presently ...
... landscapes, of a very supe- rior character, one of our 3; and the ex' as a wh ully sus- rising artists, have Mons. Ji ‘of Drury Lane, has got into adame Dorus Gras, she hot water ni it, the refused to y and sing, on Wed the opera ride of correspondence ...
... Special Jury.) Buss v. In this ease, Mr. Cockburn, Mr. and Mr. plaintiff ; and Mr. in the action was formerly the lessce of Drury Lane Jenny Lind. brought tc in damages for an alleged breach of part of stated the facts of the ease having ob- tiff was anxious ...
... AL M 0 DAY EVEN IN G, 13th December, the eclehrued ?reg.-dims. MR. JAMES ANDERRoV, the Theatres-Royal Covent harden and Drury Lane• and the Amenr■n Theatres: and the Emmet Actress, MR R. WARN a. Of the Metropolitan Theatres. who are Enrage.' for Positively ...
... and irrigated it with brandy, when, to Novo hint front spontaneous combustion, sad to put an end to the bin, I going to Drury Lane. By the time we got through too anode, Savy oomplaised of thires-ein Coventry Street be bursa to think he couldn't go mach ...
... Meese, in wide\ ghee of bolt these mbar I/0 enchanted the I wee prepared Mr. Samson £2O a week (Wow Mims ties Mhadwitle at Drury Lane), bat ng £lO per algid (lie week !), with cartel* ether deeoseiee , quite la their way ; and reaolleeting • the Kean' had ...
... of Dowling, Cuffey, Fey, Itc. Joseph Thompson, sergeant of police, had 'embed the premises of named Hue, in Clare Court, Drury Lane, on the 11th August. Rose was present. Found several plans there, and • reeeipt, for making combustible materials. Among ...