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... company between the two p'aee*. understand that Mr will open the Theatre few day*; and that Mr. sen., (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Wp. W. Dowtoo, junior, and Mr. Ternan, are already engaged. With such powerful addition bis company, there can little ...
... the Earl of GLENGALL, on Monday night, gave intimation, on presenting a petition from the proprietors of Coventgarden and Drury-lane Theatres, against the Dramatic Performances Bill, that he should oppose the 13ill as a direct attack on the royal prerogative ...
... desire, and for that night only), with permission of H. Bunn, Esq., Bellini's Opera Semi Stria, in three Acts, as acted at Drury-Lane i Theatre with imboundegd applause, called LA SONNAM- BULA ; the principal Characters by Mi*-s Betts, Mr. Giu- hieli (bis ...
... although the tithes which bel im propriator, amounted to 690/. per ar frum The Duke of GLOUCESTER presente the theatres of Drury-lane and Co' fi-c•ainst the Dramatic Performauces' Bill. oPe e ti in favour of the Jewish Emano he present e d b y L or d A uc ...
... two gigs, gig haruess, saddlery, and furaiture of the usual description. The break aud gigs te be seen at the George>ard, Drury-lane; the furniture and harness mav be viewed the morniog of sale, at the room, and catalogues had of Mr. Booth, No. 3, Queen-street ...
... Tamburini. After which, by permission of A. Bunn, Esq., and by particular desire, for this night only, as iperfortried at Drury-lane Theatre, with no applause, DeWitt's Opera Sella, LA SOMNAMBULE. The principal characters by Miss Betts Mr. Giubilei (his ...
... negativing clause moved on the third reading by Lord W. Lennox, to prohibit the building of any theatre within mile and half of Drury Lane and Covent Garden. , Tharn lon been numerous arrivals lately; an wbhent hare of ihs Go* It u*e«. Mr. Cniven has engaged ...
... able speech, moved that the petition be adopted. Colonel Evans moved the first resolution respecting the mot.lo enjoyed by Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres, which was seconded by E. L. Bulwer, Esq., and carried unanimously . The meeting, which was very ...
... proposed clause, which afterwards withdrew, prevent any new theatre being encted within a mile and half of Covent Garden or Drury Lane. The bill then passed. BREACH OF PRIVILEGE BIR O*CONNELL AND THE ...
... be satisfied to be the followers instead of the leaders.—(Great cheering.) He referred to the report of the committee of Drury-lane theatre just made public, in which that committee did not declare that they would secure to the public rational, instead ...
... in so low a tone of voice as to be inaudible. 'The Duke of GLOUCESTER presented a petition from the proprietors of the Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden Theatre against the Dramatic Performance Bill. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE presented a petition from Brighton ...
... laid on the table. The Duke of GLOUCESTER presented a petition Rom the proprietors and shareholders of the Theatres Royal Drury.lane and CoveoUgarden, against the Drama- Performance!* Bill. The Marquis CLANRICARDE presented a petition from Brighton, for ...