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... in White Hart yard, Drury lane. At the hour above stated, Blewiu «u proceeding home* wards down Drury lane. his arriving within a tew paces of Prince's street (which, it will be recollected, immediately abuts on the back of Drury lane Theatre), the report ...
... BRISTOL MIRROR GENERAL ADVERTISER SATURDAY 24 1846 'THEATRE-ROYAL BRISTOL Night Two of Mr Theatrcs-lloyal Covent-Garden and Drury -Lane of Performing MOSDA YWEDN ami FlDA 26 will t’lay : Anderson Macreauy After the of or Merchant's Daughter Mr Lynne Clvisse ...
... another opera for Drury Lane. The Libivltn i- Mr. Bunn and hit former Collaboralner, M. St. George’s: and the piece, is stated, will produced early in the next session. Mrs. Bishop, the vocalist, positively engaged Mr. Bunn, lessee Drury Lane Theatre, and ...
... in Public these three years. THE MISSES SMITH, From the Theatres Royal Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Nobilities Concerts. MR. BARKER, Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden. MR. RUSSELL, the American Vocalist. MISS CARR, from the Theatre Royal ...
... (Principal Dancer from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) Miss A. PAYNE, (Principal Second Dancer from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) Mr. W. H. PAVNE, (Principal Grotesque and Pantomimist from the Treatre Royal, Drury Lane AN EFFICIENT CORPS DE BALLET, The Prices ...
... Gardner, While Chapel, manufacturing chemist -J. Staines, Ouniile, Northamptonshire, tailor—T. Pilb 'ir*. Parker street, Drury lane, coachsmith J. Bouiton, Ash/or.- under-Li/me, carrier— W. Kerby, Liverpool, hotel keeper— J. G. Smith. Liverpool, grocer— ...
... would him in charge for threatening her life. He went avray towards Drury Lane; he trembled very much; but seemed quite £ober. William Hathaway, a compositor, wtts passing along Drury- lane and met the prisoner with a pistol in his right hand, so near him ...
... the f°^°^ composers are writing operas for Drury Lane Theatre—Sir ' Bishop, Balfe, Levenu, Godefroid, and Wallace. What is our reel professor, John Barnett, about ? The speculation with the company at Drury Lane, has been a complete failure; and the amateurs ...
... From the LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, June 28. Bankrupts.—Anselm Colton Fowler. Louth dr»P?£ Wm Everett, Drury Lane, builder-josepi, Thoriey. Era■ * er-Thomas Rice Hart? ua . ller -Edward Sewell, Old Bond Street, Mm™, South Lambed New Road. luomas Court, Brighton ...
... Arcade. Cheltenham,, Feb. 28th, 1846. Assembly Rooms, Cheltenham. ~\lCtCn. YATES (of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and Adelphi, Lo.idon,) begs to infi>rm the Nobility, Gentry, and Inha- | bitants of Cheltenham and its Vicinity that on ...
... SONGS, DUETS, TRIOS, &c. from M. Benedict's Grand Opera, THE CRUSADERS, Now performing with such unprecedented success at Drury Lane Theatre, may be had at iif. SIMMS'S PIANO- FORTES AND MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT, 31, GAY STREET, BATH. Also, all the admired AIRS ...
... Duke and Duchcrs Bordeaux ale shortly expected to pay a visist to this country.” The new operas by and Wallace forthcoming Drury lane are, it seems, to produced without Bishop. Dalle's opera now in rehearsal with Miss Romer the heroine. Wallace's opera is ...