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... THE MAGNET, MONDAY. THE STAGE. DRURY-LANE.*We hoped that the time had arrived when caprioles, sauts, petit galops, and sawdust heroes were banished from our national theatres; and the serious comicalities of the sieurs merrimen who, innocent of English ...
... from It till •>. Consul, it.on tee. it by letter, v. One personal visit oaly is required to effect a ere. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.— CIRQUE NATIONAL DE PARIS- Mdlle. Caroline, Mdlle. Palmyre Anato, Les Voltigeurs, ana fll. respectful!? to announce that ...
... supply of gas is to be measured for the new Houses of Parliament has just been completed at the foundry of Messrs. Glover, in Drury-lane, under the direction and superintendence of Mr. Defries, the patentee. It is ten feet high, and upwards of twenty feet round ...
... DRUM POLKA, performed every evening 0 with success, before the itlost c.rowded and fashionable audiences ever assembled at Drury lane Theatrg. Illustrated by BnesinAito, • . ,ort.rait of a Drummer of the Royal Coldstrea rds. Price 3s. Published by C R and ...
... year. The two “ great houses” may now be struck off the list of English theatres. Covent Garden is an Italian Opera, and Drury Lane a Parisian Astley’s. Thus “ the little theatre in the Haymarket has come to stand in the highest place; a place which it ...
... assurance whereby Assurers will share in the profits to the extent of 80 per cent. E. BATES, Resident Director. EA TRE ROY AL, DRURY-LANE. CIRQUE NATIONAL DE PARIS. - Madße. CAROLINE, Madlle. RALMYRE ANATO, LES VOLTIGEURS, and Mons. AURIOL, EVERY EVENING. The ...
... separately to complete sets. Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street (Publisher in Ordinary to her Majesty). THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. c 'IRtiUE NATIONAL DE PARIS. EVERY EVENING. Oommence at Eight o'clock. MORNING PERFORMANCES during the Christmas Holidays ...
... the- two children of Robert Blake, with whom she cohabi-ed. li. The sum cf 2,000/. damages awarded to Mr. Lunn, late ?? o Drury-lane Theatre, for breach of contract on the part of MdHe. Jenny Liod. 23. Job Quincy Adams, formerly President of th- United ...
... Stalls may he secured ait Mr. Mitchell's Itoyal Litbrary, 33, Old Bond-street ; atnd at the hBox-oice. THEATRE RO0YA L, DRURY-LANE.- CIRQUJIE NATIONAL DE PARIIS. Madile. CAiOLINE,' LES VOLTIGEURS, and Madlie. 1'ALMYtRE AXATfO. Motto. AURIOL, liVERY EVENING ...
... aswsrance whereby Assurers will share in the profits to the extent of 80 per cent. E. BATES, Resident Director. THEATRE ROT AL, DRURY-LANE. CIRQUE NATIONAL DE PARIS. Madlle. CAROLINE, Madlie. PALMYRE ANATO, LES VOLTIGEURS, and Mons. AURIOL, EVERY EVENING. The ...
... minds at the same moment. Firebrand Extraordinary. —Sheridan once fell into a coal-cellar on his way home, after supping at Drury-lane; and his abuse of the vendor for not keeping a light at the cellar-door was warmly retorted by the man’s wife. Confound ...
... admission of Prince Napoleon as a representative of the people voted by a large majority. 12. A theatrical disturbance in Drury-lane Theatre, occasioned by the attempt on the part of a foreigner to play French melodramas. The theatre was in the end given ...