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... MCSIcT Th DRAMA, AND THE IIALLEii. new opera at Drury Lane is increasing in public bids fair to have great run. concerts, at Covent Garden, are nightly attracti,l?»P.^t%Trce n caTle(l The Miseries of Human Life, has , , uroduced at the II market with ...
... for Dover. MARITANA.—The new grand Opera, composed by Vincent Wallace, and now being performed with the utmost success at Drury Lane Theatre, is publisherCbylCratner, Beale, and Co., 201, Regent Street. All the Ballads of the Opera are popular and high ...
... perio'fjhii.n of the Lord Mayor, after the style of Henderson >1 Lee wis, in large room, near Itasinghall Street. Ilusscll’s to Drury Lane Theatre liad its origin in mistake ln.> late Majesty George IV., then IMince Wales, who, i Hi..t period great patron of ...
... ire, grocers. T. K. GORBELL, Bedford Place, Commercial Road, Stepney, bookseller. J. R. DAY, late of White Hart Street, Drury Lane, victualler. D. MACKAY, formerly of St. Johu’* New Bruncwick, but now of Liverpool, master mariner. W. BUTTERILL, Sheffield ...
... First Class Seats, 2n. ; Second do.. Is.; Third do., 6d. MR- HENRY PHILLIPS of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Musical Festivals, Ac., having just returned from the United State*, will have the honour of delivering hie Adventures in America. Illustrated ...
... be complete in every department—likewise the Band, which will be augmented, and led by Mr. W. HILL, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, (who is exprtsely engaged for the Operas.) The entire Opera produced under the direction of Mr. G. A. HOIJSON. Elvin°, ...
... motion is, though the , poetry of passion may be, as little understood at Drury Lane, as all that belongs to and would give importance and dignity to a national establishment. Drury Lane disgraces all the high-minded purposes for which a theatre—a national ...
... Peter, Cambridgeshire, grocers.—T. K. Gorbell, Bedford Place, Commercial Road, bookseller.—J. R. Day, White Hart Street, Drury Lane, licensed victualler.—D. Mackay, Liverpool, roaster mariner. —W. Butterill, Sheffield, grocer.—W. C. Whittenbury, Leeds ...
... THE LONDON PANTOMIMES. At Drury Lane, Puck's Pantomime, or Harlequin and Robinson Crusoe was produced ; but it was not so successful the pantomimes that are usually got up at this house, there being great lack of novelty, fun, and spirit. M. Laurent has ...
... several additional passages. Tuesday se'nnight, while some workmen were employed in excavating the street near the corner of Drury Lane and Long Acre, for the purpose making a sewer, they discovered, at the depth nearly fourteen feet, a portion of the foundation ...
... and daughter of Sir A. S. Douglas, Bart. Lady Campbell, relict of Major-General Sir Neil Campbell. Miss Clara Webster, of Drury Lane Theatre, aged 21. She fell a victim to the fire, which caught her light dancing garments while performing in the ballet ...
... attraction can scarcely be expected on any one night during the fortunate reign of this theatre. Drury Lane. —Her Majesty paid her promised visit Drury Lane Theatre in state on Thursday, and was received with the utmost enthusiasm, every preparation consistent ...