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... CHRISTMAS IN THE METROPOLIS. THE PANTOMIMES AND BURLESQUES. Drury Lane.—Two noted scions of the belles lettres. Messrs. Alfred Crowquill and Smith, have put their | heads and their wits together this year in the concoction ot the pantomime for Old Drury ...
... Advertisements. royal assembly rooms, LEAMINGTON. SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1848. MR. TEMPLETON, CLate of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, S;c. HAS the honour to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Leamington, and its neighbourhood, that will ...
... 6001. from Chappell for the music of his opera, The Maid of Honour, and 200/. from Jullien, for permission to perform it at Drury-lane Theatre. What a fortunate youth he is ! Earnings Prisoners.—ln the recently-issued report on Milbank Prison, it is shown ...
... EVENING. ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, LEAMINGTON. SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1848. MR. TEMPLETON, CLate of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, SfC fyc.) HAS the honour to announce to the Nobility, Gentry and Inhabitants of Leamington, and its neighbourhood, that ...
... the publisher of the music in his new opera, “The Maid of Honour,” and £200. from Jullien fur permis-ion to perform it at Drury Lane. Who would not be a popular composer? r. Dyce Sombre has caused to be executed at Rome, by the sculptor Tadolini, an immense ...
... University Balfe receives from publisher of the music in his The of Honour and from Jullien for permission to perform it Drury Lane Rot a popular composer? Mr Sombre caused to at Rome by the sculptor Tadoliui an immense monument to the memory of grandmother ...
... tbe publisher of the music his new opera, T he Maid of Honour) and ã200. from Jullien for permission to perform it at Drury Lane. Sir Henry Bishop, Musical Bachelor, Oxon, expected, to succeed Dr. Crotch as Professor to the University. The metropolitan ...
... EVENING CONCERT, ' THE NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY'S ROOM, I FOREGATE STREET, WORCESTER. MR. TEMPLETON, the Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, have the honour of making his first appearance in Worcester, since his return from America, in ° of his ...
... Parker-street, apples are selling at Sunderland at 1 Irf. a peck, and first week of his residence fifty tradesmen visited ,n, » Drury-lane, coachsmith.*—A. S. M’Laurin, Bradford, potatoes are charged the same price. Isoiciting custom —wine merchants, tailors ...
... EVENING CONCERT, AT THE NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY’S ROOM, FOREGATE STREET, WORCESTER. TEMPLE T O N, (Of the Theatres Hoynl, Drury Lane and Covent Garden,) ILL have the honour*«f his First Appearance in Worcester, since his return frum America, in one of his ...
... at Rutland House, in Charter-house Square. About two years after the opening of that place, he removed to the Cockpit, in Drury-lane, where he continued his performances up to the time of the Restoration. At first, he styled his performances operas, but ...
... Spalding's vans, containing upwards of forty of paper, was returning from Dowgate-wharf in names-street, to their warehouses in Drury-lane, and jhile passing the Sunday Times office smoke was ob*rved r to issue from the interior of the van. Upon rch being made ...