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... consented to act as stewards at the great reform dinner to be given to the Members for Middlesex on the 25d of January, in Drury Lane Theatre:- H. A. Aglionby, M.P., S. Amory, J. Blackburne, M.LP., Hon. P. P. Bouverie, H. L. Bulwer, MI.P., E. L. Bulver, ...
... , to a dinner on the 16th of May, at the Lowther rooms, King William street, Strand. - Mademoiselle Taglioni appears at Drury Lane to-morrow. When she took leave of the Paris stage, last week, her farewell benefit exceeded 1,6001. sterling. - The Duke ...
... the cheat. The next levee is postponed until the 1st of June. MADAME DEVRIENT.-This eminent actress and vocalist has left Drury Lane theatre. There are many versions of the cause; but we believe that the right one is, that she expected to be paid her salary ...
... to enter into any theatrical engagement; on the contrary, 'she refused, it is said, several offers, made by the lessee of Drury Lane, and others, while still in her retiremert near the Lake of Como, telling them that she was about to return to England to ...
... 1HEATRICALS.-Mr ansd Mrs Wood have arrived in town to fulfil an engagement at Drury Lane ?? Charles Kean, who, it is said, succeeds to the vacant tragic chair, next season, at Drury Lane theatre, is at present playing at Edinburgh with the greatest success. ...
... Southampton street, Pentoreville, in the 57th year Of his age. He was formerly, a doulus5 mfany of our readers must know, of Drury Lane, Covent bar en, Sadler's Wells Theatres; and of the latter, we believe, ivas forvetly, if nut of late -years, a part proprietor ...
... THE GREAT WHIG FEED, or the Farce ' WE'LL ,KEEP OUR PLACES.' I There was a grand performance of Whiggery at Drury Lane Theatre last Monday. This place for acting every species of fiction, was admirably fitted for the great Whig delusion. It was entitled ...
... Regent's park, when addresses to her Majesty and the Queen Dowager were agreed to. -Madame Devrient was taken suddenly ill at Drury Lane rehearsal on Wednesday, and was unable to play there at night. Her benefit was therefore postponed. - Colonel Chesney has ...
... soliciting the aid of the officers. She was a great favourite in the country, but we think did not msake her appearance at Drury lane theatre until January 3], 1795, as Lydia Languish, in the Rivtals. In London she produced little impression, and her first ...
... the day of the death of his late Majesty, the two days o ying-in-state, and the funeral. Madame DI)visil'rnap. pears at Drury Lane in Norma on Saturday, backed by TAc.LIONI in tile ballet. The Duchess of ORLEANS, accompanied by the Duchesl Dowager of ...
... He seems to he less attached than formerly to the principle of ?? Zeiturtg. - A fetw days since some renter's bares in Drury Lane Theatre were put Up to auction. They entitle the possessor to Is. 3d. each night of performance (about 121 a year), and ...
... Devrient, and she demands 1,000 ?? Courier. - Early in the past week a party of the principal male vocalists and artistesof Drury Lane theatre met at the Albion, Little Russell street, to bid farewell to Mr Richard Hughes, on his departure for America (a ...