... the elite of his unrivalled Band, including the principal Solo Performers from the Concerts Jullien, at Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covcnt Garden, and English Opera House Tne Programme will selected from the wo’ks of the Great Masters, also all the New ...

... JULLIEN THE remaining portion of the Artists are selected from the Orchestra of tbe Concerts Jullieo, the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and English Opera House. The Programme will be selected from the Works of the Great Masters, also all the ...

... Fulstajf; his performance is highly spoken of. Musical Movements, —A new work by Mr. Macfarren is to come to hearing at Drury Lane. Miss Birch has arrived in town from Milan; whether to appear on the English stage is not yet stated. Lady Bishop, too, ...

... THE BOLTON CHRONICLE. M. Duprex ha* made re-appearance at Drury Lane Theatre, in the opera of William Tell. The Conservatives have almost exactly divided upon the question of the Maynooth grant, about 108 having stood by tbe premier, end about 104 having ...

... the metropolis are competing give the publ the fullest benefit iu the reduction of the price of sugar, lo mo*t shops io Drury Lane and Clare Market moist sugar is sold as low 3}d. and per pound, and refined sugar at 7d. A similar reduction has taken place ...

... mystery and so disarm his resentment. Do you, gentle reader,” see no resemblance between the unfortunate spectacle produced at Drury Lane Theatre and the unfortunate spectacle which the Radicals have within these few days presented before the people of Bolton ...

... names of Sir Edward Hulwer Lyttoo, Mark Lemon, Gilbert A. a Beckett, Charles Dickens, Alfred Bunn, (Lessee of Theatre Royal. Drury Lane) Mr. Calcraft, (Lessee of Theatre Royal, Dublin) &c. &c., and we hope soon to learn that some of the. wealthy admisswa of ...

... aberrations of tbe modern Circassian. Uecelations of Russia. Tom Dibdin’s Punning.— Tom, on one occasion being steward of the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund dinner, arrived verv late on a miserable looking nag, whose appearance called forth some remarks and merriment ...

... ballet, if it can now be so called, of the Devil to Pay, founded on the French Diable a Quatre, was dttiniitfly produced at Drury Lane, on Monday and despite the anticipations at the Adelpni and Princess’s. achieved as brilliant and triumphant a success as ...

... Mens. JULLIEN THE remaining portion of the Artists are selected from the Orchestra the Concerts Jallien, the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and English Opera House. The Programme will he selected from the Works of the Great Masters, also all the ...

... help it. —Sydney Smith. [The last reason is worth all the rest.] George Garrick was brother to David, and depnty-manager of Drury Lane Theatre. part of bis duty, says Mr. Peake, was to Walk about the stage and quiet the talkers or intruders by his ezcUmation ...

... by Wallack and Mrs. Ternaii, once Miss Jarman.—The ballet of The Marble Maiden”is, in theatrical parlance, “drawing” at Drury Lane, and it amply merits it* great popularity. Th- story works admirably, and is enthusiastically received. The music of Adolphe ...