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... of English Ballad Singers, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Ac. MR. ELTON, celebrated Tragedian from the Theatre Royal, Diury-laae, Haymarket, 4c MR. STRICKLAND. From the Theatre Royal, Drury •lane. Hay market, 4c. MR. and MRS. CAULFIELD, Principal ...
... e of MSusic Paris. Leeder, IMr. PERING, Pianist of the Royal Academy, London. Vislincello Solo, tho Young PRAA- GEE, of Drury Lane ConcerTs, London. Principal Solo Performers:- Messrs. D Folly, Laurent, A. Delabarre, Perring, the Young Preag rP end Monsieur ...
... also of 50011/. : and with this sum, and 15,000/. more, “which he contrived,’’ says his biographer, *• to raise the sale of Drury Lane shares,” au estate was bought in Surrey, where he was to live his love happiness, till drink and his duns could endure it ...
... will RE-OPEN for period under his Sole on December 2ith which Mr CHARLES KEAN and ELLEN TREE of Theatres Covent Garden Drury Lane arc for few nights will make their appearance in the Play of the LADY of LYONS On Saturday next December 26th 1840 will ...
... 6s. per week as a piecer, up to the time of Iis apprebhu. sion. TnE,,TngE._On OMonday, Mr. Phelps, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket, cem- nmenced an engagement here, and played Macbeth, The house, so far as tle pit and gallery ...
... promenade at tlie Queen . Theatre, Manchester, after the fashion of those at present vogue, under the direction of M. Musard, Drury-lane. Amongst the names of the performers, we recognise those of several highly talented P';y«». *l>om we have heard in the ...
... against some person or pcrsous unknown. • The deceased came to bis death by struck with a paving-stone on the head, in Drury-lane, apparently foreign seaman. ...
... part of Drury-lane. The deceased had a girl with him. We had all had a glass of beer together. I was quite sober, but the deceased had had a glass too much, yet was quite able to walk and to take care of himself. When we were passing along Drury-lane we met ...
... MR. ELTON The celebrated Tragedian from the Theatre Uoyal, Drury-lane, Havmarkct. &c MM. STRICKLAND. From the Theatre Koval, Drury-laoe, Haymarlet, &c. MK. and MRS. CAI'LFIKLD, Principal VocalisU from the Theatre Koyal. Haymarket. Ac. MR. TILBURY, MR ...
... from the Ist of March, 1840. For further particulars apply at the offices of Mr. J. HOWARD, Solicitor, Brazil-buildings, Drury-lane, LiverpooL ...
... from the Ist of March, 1840. For further particulars apply at the offices of Mr. J. HOWARD, Solicitor, Brazil-buildings, Drury-lane, Liverpool. ...
... seven the Ist or. march, 'MU. For further particulars apply at the Offices of Mr. J. HOWARD, Solicitor, Brazil Buildings, Drury-lane, Liverpool. ...