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... by Alfred Crowquil. TH E S T A G E; BOTH BEFORE AND BEHIND THE CURTAIN. By ALFRED BUNN, Late Lessee of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, English Opera House, French Plays. &c. &c. - I am (icor) forbid To tell the secrets of the Prison House ...
... Byng. The band of the Coldstream Guards attended at Buckingham Palace during the evening. On the return of her Majesty from Drury Lane Theatre on NVednesday night, the elegant cup presented to Mr. Charles Kernblc by the Duke of Devonshire, the D,lke of Beaufort ...
... numerous Illustrations. IV. T FIE STAGE: BOTH Iii:FORE AND BEHIND TUE CURTAIN. By ALFRED BUNN, late Lessee of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, &c. 3 vols, post Bvo. with numerous illustrations, by Alfred Crowquill. THE DOWAGERh or, THE MODERN SCHOOL ...
... His assaut with two gentlemen at once received the approbation of all present. M. Sulien, with a few of the artistes cf Drury Lane, played in their usual style—pleasing in the extreme—several airs suited : to the occasien. ...
... lie was born in the regiment, and weal s four rings for good conduct —United Service Gazette. It has been decided that Drury Lane is to open next week with Concers &Hirer; and, as at present known, it is Mr. Eliason's intention to have the German Opera ...
... from his arm into the court. 11, was immediately picked up by some persons passing, and carried to Mr. Walker, surgeon, of Drury - lane , who as certa i ned that it had receive I a severe concussion of the brain, and its body was severely bruised. It was ...
... bumper. He produces for the.occasion anew farce, to be called A Captain pro tem., in which our old friend T. Lee (late of Drury -lane) will appear as Darby O'Reilly. Some fun may be anticipated when the part has been written for this genuine Irishman by ...
... however, are subjects requiring discussion, too long to be contprised in one communication. CONCERTS D'HIVER.-THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. —These musical performances attract all_ the leading fashionables in London. Among the visitors lag evening we observed ...
... the Theatrical Fund Festivals, and has appointed the Covent-garden anniversary to be held on the 18th of March, and the Drury -lane on the 18th of April. Government have acted with great humanity and care towards the convicts sent to the Bermudas. They ...
... events in Scripture history. THE TRAGEDY MARY STUART. evening the new tragedy of M ary S tuart w i ll b e represehe at Drury-lane Theatre, and to-morrow night will performance of the piece f or th e season. Mr. M a creadp i r re .., has, in the character ...
... preliminary to any useful proje c t f or t h e future hitherto been too generally neglected by ent h us i astic theorist. DRURY LANE THEATRICAL' F celebration of the anniversary festival of amounted benevolent N D . At t institutionhe yesterday, the su ...
... GRETNA GREEN. Jenkins, Mr. Wrench ; Betty Finnikin, Miss Kelly. The Committee sit daily, as usual, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury -lane, from Eleven till Five o'Clock, for the receipt of Donations and Disposal of Boxes and Tickets, which may also be had at ...