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... ' Teaipltftan Musical Eatsrt&inmer.ts MR, T-RMPLETON (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden), will give his Popular MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS in ABERDEEN, on the Evenings of MONDAY 29th, and WEDNESDAY 31st July, in the ASSEMBLY ROOMS: and, ...
... Friday, 22d, 23d, and 24th inst., being the days of the Great Cattle Show. Professor HARROW AY. R.A.M.of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will preside at the Pianoforte. Reserved Seats. 35.; Front Seats, 25.; Back, is. Programmes and Tickets ...
... earnest tenor of its onward wav. We have just learned that the council of tha association baa assembled twice since the Drury Lane mee.ing to deliberate the best means of carrying iuto effect the resolutions sanctioned by the unanimous voice of 5.000 ...
... such moment. Drato Miss Clara Webster. —We regret to state that the dis - tressing accident which hefet Miss Clara Webster Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday week, has terminated fatally. Mias Webster died on Tuesday morning shortly after tliree o'clock, at ...
... 1847. THEATRE-ROYAL. greatest attraction ever witnessed in Aberdeen! ENGAGEMENT OF MRS WARNER, From the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden ; and late Joint-Lessee and Manager, with Phelps of Sadler’s Wells, London. ...
... large fortune, holding high appointment in the Customs, Mrs Nisbett (then Miss made her appearance at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in the season of 182'.», in the character of Widow Cheetly in the Soldifr'* Daughter, since which period, with the exception ...
... others. But Kean, without doubt, little about the matter anwiae child eould supposed. One person, Miss for manv years actress Drury Lane Theatre, was supposed tube in the secret, but her account*, like those Kean, were nut always homologous, •ho still bequeathed ...
... factory hands in the borough of Manchester without the means of employment. Tiie lessees of the theatres of Covent Garden and Drury Lane have given the free use of their respective theatres for the purpose of Sbakspere Memorial Night.” A young butcher,of Naseby ...
... England through tho winter and coming spring. The enterprising Jullien resumed his popular entertainments, .yesterday week, Drury Lane Theatre, and they promise to be more popular than ever; the house was crowded to the doors, and the various performances ...
... existing are on an unsound basis, and are doomed to the same fate.” Short Supply oe Shoes for the Million.—A shoP “' f;„ m Drury Lane, London, informs the public, through the meci of an enormous placard over his door, that he has shoes for the million.” ...
... offering .£1,500 a-year from his future earnings, which few of his creditors refused; his debts are with no assests; his Drury Lane Operas are the cause of his failure. In the Italian army now fighting against the Austrians are a large body of Capuchin ...
... wearer*, frame, work knitters, or members of ant other trade, the actor* have reported conspiracy and riot; which broke out at Drury Lane Monday erenin*, a scene a* disgraceful for vulgarity and intemperance as any common mob excesses in Nottingham Green. The ...