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... Right Worshipful James Lane. Esq. Mayor. POSTPONEMENT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF THE CELEBRATED MRS. HONEY, (Of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden), TILL FRIDAY EVENING next, the 3d January. 1840. The entertainments will commence with (for the first ...
... built the present 1 am, fcir, Your obe ient humble servant. ana committed self-destruction J. F. HALFORD- Theatre Royal Drury Lane comm himgd with a 7, Navarino-terrace, Dalaton, 24th Oct, 1640. doub’lbKreUed gun, at hi. le.Wvnve. la, Str.ttoo-.tteel ...
... Right Worshipful James Lane, Esq., Mayor. LAST Night of the Engagement of the Celebrated Mrs. HONEY (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden). On this present THURSDAY Evening, 9th Instant, being the last night of Mrs. Honey's engagement, will ...
... opinion appears to nowhat subsided in its indignation against this individual. He was recognised last night at the concert at Drury, lane Theatre, and there was very soon a crowd under the ' box that he occupied, expressing their disapprobation in no very moderate ...
... MAH). And on TUESDAY Evening, June 9th, the highly celebrated Comedian Mr. D. REES, and Mrs. Land of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, who are engaged for a few nights only,will make their appear nnce ; also Mademoiselle Chevalier will make her Sixth appearance ...
... James Lane, Esq., Mayor. ON this Evening.TUESI.)AY, January 7th, 1840, the Celebrated Mrs. HONEY (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, will make her Fourth Appearance, finder most distinguished Patronage. .The Entertainments will commence ...
... ORK-TUESDAY. MARCH 24. 1840. sure, prefixed any legislative enactment, the scene of whose Theatres Royal Cove»t.«.rde« ami Drury lane, has been .m, uf Fri lav an.l ijalunlav li..»e arrived erati ' ,n 'S' in lreli,,,d - oui,i “•»>«»« the ,)C0 engaged to ...
... highly attractive). Miss Stephens, the present Dowager Countess of Essex, had 201. per week ; but the following season at Drury Lane, she was paid at the rate of 601. per week. In 1822, Mr, Macready had 2(H per week ; and in 1832, and up to 1837 (barring ...
... kind at her Majesty’s Theatre, nodescription, however vivid, can convey .in adequate idea ; the heartiest welcome given Drury lane or Covent garden is as nothing to that at the Opera-house. As the cheering increased in volume, the Queen approached the ...
... Feb. 2«.—The Lord Chamberlain havlni; been informed of the announcement that increased prices admis: ■•on were required at Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres on the evenings of her Majesty’s intended visits to those houses, the Lord liiimherlaiii expressed ...
... less on this occaaion than when, on Wednesday last, they, for the first time since their marriage, appeared in public at Drury-lane Theatre. Long before the opening the doors all the avenues to the house were crowded to excess. but from the admirable ...
... Distinguished Composer and Vocalist llr. BkLFE, Madame BALFE, and Mr. FRAZER, Prfccipa| Tenor Singer from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, will make his First Appearnce, assisted by Miss Land, a Full Orchestra and Effective Chorus. Leader of the Orchestra. Mr ...