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... Italian Opera at Puri.. Mao!none Grisi leas s:gne.l engagrtnent with the King's Thcatr, (in London; never ing accepting an Drury Lane Theatre, as stated in some of the London papers. - The Lords t are to rule Ireland, delimit of • Lieutenant. ore the ArchhO ...
... he found that there was Wednesday evening, being Lent, great meeting at the Freemason’s Tavern, or what was called the Drury Lane Theatrical Fond Dinner. Everybody knew what that dinner was, and dial they were enlivened singing and music. illustrious ...
... teal the al Ilse him.. Ihe awn of Ilse theatres on. mot Fri haul object ttttt produce tourer, the Lord mot the lemur ul Drury lane ran Illy 90,0 top/ J. .fated That a golfer met measure, 'cruch.: be proptard afor 'I lie 01140 , • n of luni cent into on ...
... obstacle to the appointment. “sequence o' o« determ Mr. Buon, in consequence of the resolution ol the House Theatre Myd. Drury-lane, is to be vpen every Wednesday and Friday in Lent. In the course of an inquest held on Wednesday week, on the body of a ...
... found that thers was oo Wednesday eveniug being Lent, » great weeting at the Freemason's Tavern, or what was called the Drury-Lane Theatrical Fuod Diner Everybody hnew what that dioner was, awl that Ilr{ were enlightoncd by singing and music An illustrious ...
... ThLbatte wi undirpinished success. Ak ?? ' ..1e . 01f Wi ?? that, a !erjoiou accidient.A id cu1red 4qn Saturday vweeki . at Drury-lane. of lady inoputioisly.approschedi the Hcage in whic X ! Vau Ambergh's . animvl 'hre stonfined, ~when t2 el panther attackied ...
... petition, sent directions to the police that he should be admonished as to his future conduct and , discharged. Accident at Drury-lane On Saturday rrp°atld ar . l accident occurred which created great confusion in the theatre. During the rehearsal of the ...
... £12 10s. for selling a pennyworth of tobacco without a license. In the course of an inquest, held on Saturday night, in Drury-lane, the body of herald, chaser, named Walker, whose death was caused by habitual drunkenness, it was stated that one day last ...