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... report, has at length been pleased to patronise by her presence the English drama. During the past week, the Haymarket, Drury-lane, and Covent-garden, have been successively honoured by the visits of our young Queen; and it is gratifying to know that ...
... brilliant eseenriop. would alone able to lull justice the exaggerated rapidity of some parts of tbe accornpanvmems. The Drury lane band contains able players ; but the of th-se traits the original there wants much of the dist.n* mess of a perfect e**cmblr ...
... certainly. J. B.'s communication is unavoidably postponed. can hardly be surprised at her Majesty so frequently visiting Drury Lane to see the pantomimes, he takes into consideration her age. We remember that when we were children these pantomimes were ...
... Viscount Melbourne and the Hon. Was. Cowper joined the royal dinner party at the Palace in the e»ening. Her Majesty honoured Drury Lane Theatre with her pressure on Thursday evening, to see the pantomime. H. r Majesty arrived at a quarter past nine —her visit ...
... garden of the Palace. Tuesday the Queen honoured the Haymarket Theatre with her presence; and on Thursday Her Majesty visited Drury Lane. Yesterday evening the Queen visited Covent Garden. The Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Flora Hastings. walks daily in ...
... an attack of the goat his Lordship from tbe Royal table.—The Queen held a wart on at the New Palace. Her Majesty boomed Drury Lane Theatre Is the with her yromuce. Her Majesty arrived sows alter ten o'clock. The al not Palms The he a Mafia' Miele is the ...
... which will be be ne immediately opened The English Opera House will be opened in a short time by Mr. Penley, formerly of the Drury Lane Theatre —— Preparations for opening the musical campaign are proceeding he rapidly at the Queen's ‘Theatre. Guerra, engaged ...
... His private Secretary and nephew the Honourable William Cowper, had that honour.' Her Majesty went see the pantomime at Drury Lane Tfieaire in the evening. Yesterday morn; Viscount Melbourne and Lord John Russell had audiences; and in the evening Viscount ...
... the projectors. We hear his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has most graciously consented to take the Chair at the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund Anniversary, which is fixed for Wednesday, the 27th of next month. Mr. and Mrs. Slmuan, the latter Some ...
... Theatres. —There has been no change since our last except Now or Never dull farce consisting entirely of equivoque, at Drury Lane. The Tempest still holds its attractions at Covent Garden. The French giant tempt* many to the Adelpbi; and Madame to the ...
... Evans, hatters, hosiers, and glovers, 35, St. James's-street. DRURY-LANE THEATRE TO-MORROW.—PRIVATE BOXES, and some Single seats in the PUBLIC isOXES, for Her MAJESTY'S VISIT in State to Drury-lane, Tomorrow, may be engaged by an early application at EBERS ...
... to this sweeping censure, for without his whims and eccentricities the audience would never have tolerated the thing. At Drury Lane they have gotten up an abortion called Harlequin and Jack Frost, the scenery in which by no means compares with the manifold ...