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... told hat he had made use of certain language to the body, ba: that the case would be decided on by the `ttral committee in Drury lane; he went then the next 'etht, and IMichael Dunce told him thm comutittee had uken the case into their most Serious consideration ...
... was numerously attended. The scenery was got up by Mr. Charles Marshall, of Drury. lane Theatre, the maps by Mr. Racine, and the machi- nery by Mr. Edmund Bradwell, of Drury-lane and Co- vent-garden Theatres, Mr. Shippard opened the lecture by acquainting ...
... him he had made use of certain language to the body, but that the case would be decid~ ed on by the central committee in Drury-lane : he went there the next night, and Michael Dunne told him the committee bad taken the case into their most serious con ...
... a week ago the windows the Jewi.-i synagogue, at Brandies, were destroyed, but i-° further excesses committed. . , • The Drury-lane Committee have invited ,c lessee, Mr. Bunn, to dinner at Greenvnen, testimony of their approbation his the management of ...
... Ward, per J W Doyle OHO Ditto, Bioomshury Ward, per Mr T O’Sullivan 1 2 Ditto, Washington Ward, per Mr T Hickey 115 [Ditto, Drury lane Ward, per Mr O’Connell 113 Ditto, Sin-field Ward, per Air Maurice Geary I » Ditto, Darnnane Ward, per Mr E Lennon 2 15# ...
... W. FAR. OD and Mrs. GLOVER, who are engaged for this I ?? ocrcasin ,.ill al.-pear. Mrs. SEYMOUR. of the Thesirts.Rnoal Drury lane and English Opera, is 3 &Wq 5r~aed aid will make her Fii at Appearance. lHE Performances will commence with Sheridan' Tcomedy ...
... Artistes, Mr. W. FAR en d ih;h Mr. GLOVER, who arc engaged for this 1 ,[L; c and ?? will appear. Mrs. SEYMOUR, v ofr te ?? Drury lane and English Opera, is G an the d and d ill make her First Appearance. V r3° Iglf Performances will commellce with Sheridan's ...
... Artistes, Mr. W. FARB nitialnodMrs, PGLOVER, who are engaged for this ,tiular occasion, will appear. Mrs. SEYMOUR, a t3 -Royal Drury lane and English Opera, is cfso tgaged Bnd will make ber First Appearance. u HE Perfotmances will commence with Sheridan's comedy ...
... FAR. O'ENt sod'rs. GLOVER, who are engaged for this ptio~uir occasion, will appear. Mrs. SEYMOUR, oafthc Thestres-'oyal Drury-lane and English Opera, is of neaned and will make her First Appearance. HE Performances will commence with Sheridan's TfComedv ...
... Artistae, Mr. W. FARREN.aod Mra. GLOVER, who are enmeA J for this particular occasion. Mrs. SEYMOUR, of Theatres Royal, Drury-lane, and English Opera, to also' engaged. THIS EVENING, 8(h AUGUST, the form ante * will commence with the Comedy the CLANDESTINE ...
... Artistes, Mr. WV. Tr Ap, and I'rs. GLOVER, v;bo are engaged for .Fitticulsr occasion. Mrs. SEYMOUR, of the 0 ?? roysal Drury lane and English Opera, is also Thos'resnd i ?? er Third Appearance. ?? ROW EVENING (Saturday), August 10, 1844, will be performed ...
... parliament in College-green, which the night dreams of the Hibernian sojourners in the classic neighbourhood of St. Giles’s and Drury-lane created. The inspector-general, indignant at his authority being questioned by his followers, has in revenge closed St. ...