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... associate Grimahii, and contemporary of the Keniblea, and George Frederick Cooke, and late harlequin of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and cousin to the far-famed cantatrice Clara Fisher. GAGE.— ...
... whose marvellous powers a conductor were the delight and admiration all who witnessed performances of the Brussels troupe Drury-lane in 18-10, presides over the orchestral arrangements. The manner which the music given last night by the orchestra was perfect ...
... straddle, stamp, and stare. And show tbe world how Garrick, did— not act. Till Mr. Elliston, the spirited proprietor of Drury Lane Theatre, passing through the Spa in his way to Birmingham, was struck with the beauty of the place, and, settling tne younger ...
... The Court and Fashionable Life. Her Majesty and Prince Albert honoured the performance Drury-lane Theatre with their presence Saturday evening. The royal suite consisted of the Hon. Miss Cavendish, Hon. Miss Macdonuld, Lord Canioys, Col. the Hon. Charles ...
... St. Gi es, on John Nash, aged 76. William Cox deposed that deceased lived in the room adjoining his, 31, Charles-street, Drury-lane. At three o'clock on the previous mormng deceased fell against and burst open witness door. Witness got out of bed, when ...
... just, and equal protection to every interest of the State, will be held on TUESDAY, the Instant, in the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, For the purpose of Receiving the Report of the Provisional Committee, appointed at the Meeting held at the Hall of Commerce ...
... arrangement has also been effected with that Accomplished Artiste, MRS. WARNER, (Late Miss HUDDART, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden,) who will sustain the* character of JULIE DE MORTIMER. Tickets may be obtained, and places secured, at ...
... friends of the National Association for the Protection of British Industry aud Capital was held Tuesday, at 12 o'clock, in Drury-lane Theatre. Among those present on the platform were —the Earl of Malmesbury, Earl Stanhope, Lord Redesdale, Vls^° unt Combermerc ...
... disclose greater and greater beauties of richness, variety, and consummate skill in tbe production of instrumental effects. Drury-Lane Theatre.—The performances on Wednesday night, for tile benefit of Mr. Kenney, were preceded, by a most melancholy event ...
... Parliamentary and Financial Association.—The first aggregate meeting of this association was held ou Monday evening at Drury-lane Theatre. There was a large attendance ; the preponderance, as is usual in meetings of that description, being on the side ...
... the towns aud associations which shall send delegates to the conference to study attentively the programme approved at the Drury-lane meeting, and to instruct their delegates to require any further elucidation respecting the objects of the movement, that ...
... Drama. Mrs. Orgcr, who for many years was member of the Drury-lane Company in its most pa l my days, died at Brighton on Monday week. She had retired from the stage, und recipient of the Drury-lane Fund to the amount of Xl2O per annum. We hear that a o„ ...