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... THE DRURY LANE REFORMERS. There arc certain people in all communities to whose existence grumbling and “agitation” arc absolutely requisite. they have not real grievances to complain of, these croakers are never at loss for some imaginary cause of discontent ...
... TIIEATIIE ROYAL, DURHAM. Cn TIIURSDA Y EVENING,Dec. 28,1545, MR. TKMPLETON, Into of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane, will have the honour of presenting his highly Popular and Classical Entertainment, entitled THE BRITISH MINSTRELS. PIANO-FORTE— ...
... evening was in her box at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. Performances have also been commanded at the Haymarkct and Drury Lane, the former patronise Mr. and Mrs. C. Kean : the latter Mr. Macready. The Queen and Prince Albert, after the debate in the ...
... marble group of Ino and the lufant Bacchus, at Sir. Dickensoivs, in Bondstreet. In the evening her Majesty went state to Drury Lane Theatre, occasiou of Mr. Macreadv's benefit. Orders were issued for a Court mourning for the late Grand Duke of Hesse, ...
... DRUM POLKA, The performance of which attracted this Season the most crowded audiences ever assembled at the ueatie Royal, Drury Lane. society. , n. & L. I’ERBV and C'o, SarßCOiis, may ■Milled, :■. usual,at II), Bci uoi'sStiLi.'t, Struct, \ I,MisviuN Front ...
... Also, fur the NEW GRAND CALED Founded on Scotch CELEBRATED 1 The performance of which most crowded audiences evt tre Royal, Drury Lane. Admission —Front Scats, Tickets to be had at Mi Booksellers, High-Kow, Dai Doors open at half-past mence at Eight o’clock ...
... be very much advanced. The performers from tho Theatre Historique have been compelled to make a precipitate retreat from Drury Lane in consequence of the continued opj>osipon of some parties connected with the English stage. They have aunounced, previous ...
... CATHERINE HAYES, Prima Donna, from Seal a, Milan, and Royal Italian Opera, London ; MISS POOLE, From the Theatre Roval. Drury Lane ; lIEUR DAMCKE, Prime Tenure, from the Grand Opera, Berlin ; MR. BURDIN I, From the Theatre Royal, Drury L:uic ; AVI) MISS ...
... RIVALLED BAND, to give a GRANI> INSTRUMKNTAL PERFORMANCE, in the name style as hi* celebrated Concert* at the Theatre Royals, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, English Opera House, on which occasion selections from the works great Masters, with tho New (Quadrilles ...
... of talk. The first and foremost is the merit of Madame Anna Bishop, who made her apjwarancc on Tuesday week opera singer Drury Lane. The utmost difference opinion prevails. Some regard her almost goddess from the seventh heaven, and others degrade her ...
... Also, for the A NEW GRAND CALED Founded on Scotch CELEBRATED 1 The performance which most crowded audiences ev ...
... in the Wall Knoll, aged 74, Mr* Hannah Richardson. —On Monday, in New Paodun Street, aged 69, James Owens. —On Sunday, in Drury Lane, aged 56. John Atkinson, tailor. Al Elswick, near Newcastle, on Saturday lust, aged 29. Jane, wife of Mr J. J. Bales, wine ...