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... Evans' levee, in the prison rooms of the House of 1 Commons. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert haIe visited Drury-Lane and Oovent- Garden Theatres in state last week. As early as two o'clock in the afternoon the crowd began to collect at the ...
... their condition in life improved. DultRY-LANP THEATRE.-The disastrous issue of Mr. Hammond's speculation has thrown the Drury-lane company on their owtn resources; and, but for the timely aid of Mr. Macreadv, who volun- tIered his gratuitous services ...
... attractive) Miss Stepliens, the present Dowager Countess of E ssex, had £20 per week, but ill the : following seasoi at Drury-lane she was paid zat the rate of £60 per week. In 1822 Mr. Macready had £20 per week; and in 1832, and up to 18,37 (barringan ...
... appointed printer to his Royal Highness or- Prince Albert.-A committee of English vocalists are .11- said to be in treaty for Drury-lane Theatre for the next If- season, with anl intention of confining the entertainments id to opera and ballet.-A new five-act ...
... SUMMER SEASON, on MONDAY NEXT, July 27th. First Appearance of fMr. T. MA TTHEWS and Mr. HO WELL, froma the Theatre-Royal. Drury-lane; and Madenloiselles JULIE TTE, and ELIOSE, -from Her AMajesty's Theatre. O1 MONDAY, July 27th, Shakspeare's Tragedy of ROMEO ...
... Pantomime, -HARLEQUIN PLOUGHBOY. Clowln.. . Mr. T. MATTHEWS. Harlequin .Mr HOWELL,.- (Of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane). Columbine .Mdlle. JULIrTTE, (From her Majesty's Theatre). On M O N D A Y, AUGUST 10th, The Romantic Drama of J A C K S ...
... considerationi of all who have the care of insane patieiits. MUSIC. 'rHlE SOFT EVENING HOUR; A BALLAD, SUNG PY MIMSS FORDE, OF DRURY-LANE THEATRE, AND DEDI- CATED TO THE REV. R. F. ELWIN. BY C. F. HALL.- Cance and Co., London. This is a charming little ballad ...
... conclude with the Drama of 'TrIE DAUGHTER OF THE DANUBE, In which Mr. HOWELL and Mr. '1'. M1ATHIEVS, ftom the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, will appear, being the Last Nighlt of their Eugagement. Mddles. JULIETTE and ELOISE will dance a PAS DE DEUX. On MONDAY ...
... the 17th nit., at Fairfield, near Buxton, Derby- shire, by the Rev. J. Anderson, Mr. G. Cooke, late of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Sheffield, &c., to Miss Eliza Stuart, late of the St. James's Theatre arid Nobility's Coricerts. On Saturday, the 15th ...
... announce, J.VQ|flhat he has entered into an Engagement with that X1ebrated Actress, MRS. FITZW1LLIAM, Of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane, and Hayinarket, . London, FOR POSITIVELY FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, Who will make her first appearance on MONDAY next, September ...
... acts, and brought it out at Drury-lane, under its original title, on the 26th of April, 1765, but with only a moderate share of success. The next year Garrick made another version of it, and also brought it out at Drury-lane, for the purpose of introducing ...
... in England about 1814, when selections from it were performed at the 3 Philharmonic concerts. It was brought forward at Drury- lane oil the 28th of January, 1815 ; anad was first per- formed entire, out of the metropolis, at the Liverpool fes- tival, in ...