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... Palmerston, G.C.8., her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Her Majesty went state this evening to Drury-Lane Theatre to witness the performance of the Maid of Artois. Her Majesty was accompanied by Lady Barham, Ladv Waiting, and ...
... newgmau may be seen daily actively employed in making his purchases and attending his customers in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. A Mind man is a resident in Hackney ■ workhouse, who is well known for his active disposition at fires in that neighbourhood ...
... moved for copies of any correspondence that had taken place since Monday last between the Lord Chamberlain and the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. To a question by Sir ROBKRT PEEL, Lord JOHN RUSSELL replied that he did not think the report of the Irish Railroad ...
... Comptroller of the Household; Sir Robert Otway, Groom in Waiting; and Colonel Wemyss, Equerry Waiting. The Queen honoured Drury-Lane Theatre with her presence this evening, to witness the perfui .nance of Gdfamar Tell Her Majesty was attended by the Marchioness ...
... stay month, and thence proceed by Paris to England. Towards the end of August the Sylphide is to return to St Petersburgh. Drury-lane Theatre.—Mr. Van Amburgh took his benefit on Saturday evening, and, with it, his leave of a London audience. The house was ...
... mainmast was taken out the steamer, as well the provisions and fuel that were requisite for continuing the voyage to the Pcie. Drury-lane Theatre.—Monday night Mr. Kean appeared at this theatie in the character of Richard the Third. The first step of Gloucester ...
... the majority, it understood, expressed their decided opposition. A*' LIGHT BUSINESS.—A bill exhibited at a shop-window Drury-lane, near Princes-street, informs us that there is large work-shop to let, admirably adopted for a printer, undertaker, or ...
... confined in Clonmel Gaol, twenty of whom are charged with murder!—Tipperary Constitution. The proceeds of the benefit, at Drury-lane Theatre, for the benefit of the widow and family of the late Mr. Havne. Bayly, the dramatist, realised about £400. Balfe ...
... has performed fte > ' (JverreacA, and Othello, with CSt succe f®' rumobred that Kean has con- Tiie a £ ca ' ien t with the Drury-Lane Manager. '®fWarii CaSO £Stluacot verKt * Kemble.was siot brought ij .-, at ® ow -street, on Tuesday, a3 anticipated. Mr ...
... DTTS« STACK.— Mr. Powell, the father the St-tgr, who lor forty year* wan a worth*.'honourable, ami efficient member the Drury-lane company, and who, h'S seventy sixth year, admitted the writ>r notice that he had never felt 'the head, the tooth, or the ...
... Mayne. the dramatist, realised about XtOO. Balfe, Miss Poole, and Wieland, with other members of the corps dramatiyae of Drury-lane, have been engaged by Hr. Murray, to appear in succession the Adelphi Theatre, Edinburgh. Mr. Bartley has been appointed ...
... Carmarthen-street, where he remained every night with a young woman named Sarah Kean, who long frequented the saloon of Drury-lane theatre. .With this female and fcer child, about ten months old, and a servant, whom he dressed up in a splendid lirery ...