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... IMFETING OF TILE ANTI-CORN-LAW LE.AGUE. The seventh weekly meeting of the league took place on Wednesday night in Drury-lane Theatre. The house was crowded to suffocation in every part-indeed, long before the appointed hour not a spare seat could be got ...
... nts for Mr. Andersen's benefit commenced with Gisippits, or the Heart's Sacrifice, a tragedy which was pro- duced at Drury Lane, under Mr. Alacready's management, with great success. It is from the pen of Mr. Gerald Griffin, a young man whose powers ...
... lie means to endeavour to recruit his health by a total abstinence from professional labour. The sum that he has sunk at Drury- lane theatre is something beyond 80001;. but the greater part was expended at the outset of his undertakiini, in January, 1842 ...
... less than 2000 in the ball and council F chamber. : DRURY-LANE TnEATBBs.-King Arthur, the joint production of Dryden and Purcell, and which was first produced in 1690, was brought out at Drury- lane on Wednesday evening, with that fine union of taste ...
... and, wvhen be became king, whto durst owni or Aut-i it? 1We tare certain tlut, in 1715, when Dr. Arne harmoutised it for Drury lane, antd 0. B. (Dr. Buttrney I dmiself) for Coi cut gardent, the original auithor of the melody was uwholly unkiown.' Allbeoand ...
... hands full of business. Aifr. Anderson, late of Drury-lane theatre, made his first appearance at the Park theatre, New York, on the 2nd ult., in the character of Handoet. fiss Ellis, lato of Drury lane, per.' farmned the Quceen. The receipts of the theatre ...
... engaged in the composition of another new opera. The principal part is intended for Madame Thillon, whose engagement at Drury- .lane commences in May next. It is elso said that an Italian .lopara by Balfe, entitled Elf rida, will be brought out at her ...
... of thosc celebrated Artistes, 311DE. E. GA GII.I Sister to 41adatlIte MIalibran, 31r. S'ltETTON, ef ?? Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden, uitd her Majesty's and Philharmonic Concerts, and Mr. DONALD KING, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lanc, ...
... Thc remaining prtion of thce art/d.es are selected from tice Orcsestra off the Cocerts Jullinn, attnt 'ieThrtressRoyay, Drury- Lane, Covent.Ganden, and English Opera-House. PROGRAMME-PART 1. LA BARCAROLLE, from Auber's OVERTURE Latest Opcrcs, performed ...
... JBeautifal Combination of Brass Instru- nments, assisted in the VOCAL Departnient by Mrs. ESTE, of the Theatres -Royal, Drury -Lane, Covent- Garden,l Nobility's Concerts, &c. - I Mrs. DISTIN will preside at ithe PIANO-FORTE. Full particulars w~ill be duly ...
... here, as It is, we are assured, being got, up at great cost and wvith much care, and wviii compsise the strength of the Drury- lane corps ,!e Ibutlet, Mdlle. Louise, Sidlic. Adele, Mo0no. Jiretin, Mr. ?? H. Payne Mwiss Pisyne, &c, IIINTON WOOD~EN Oceu'an ...
... tile Theatre- Roynl. Covent- Gardeti, entitled, THE BUBBLES OF TUE DA Y, and the Drams, perrormed at tile Theatre-.Royal. Drury- Lane, called, THE PRrSONER OF WVAR. O N MONDAY Next, Mag 9th, thle Perfornmnces will commence withi Jerrold's New Comedy, called ...