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... Art Union London. —The annual general meet* ing of the subscriber* of the Art Union of London was held on Tuesday, at the Drury-Lane Theatre. The attendance was not numerous as on previous occasions. Mr. Goodwin, the honorary secretary, read letters of ...
... agement has beep MKS. D ‘4 RING, of tbe Theatre Royal, Covent Garden; MR. p. W. KING, asp MR. STRETTON, Ofthe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. PRODUCTION OF GRAN D OPERAS. yOR THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF yVENEY, ano MISS H. COVENEY. INDAY NEXS, May 14th, will be Per- ...
... and.Prince Albert, accompanied the Duke and Duchess of Saxe Cobourg Gotha, honoured the performance of the German opera at Drury-lane Theatre with their presence on Monday evening. Father Mathews life was insured some years ago for several thousand pounds ...
... Palace for Windsor Castle, and returned iu evening town ; after which they attended the t performance of the German Opera at Drury-lane Theatre. —Oil Tuesday evening, the Queen and Prince Albert went to the* Italian Opera-house.— The Queen gave a State Bill ...
... for 15 n and For Mr 3 : or 0c i from en till BIRMINGHAM LAST FIVE MRS DONALB KING Of Royal Garden MR KING STRETTON Royal Drury Lane NEXT 21st will he C-1RL Count Thal IINO Mrs KING to the will play Rossini's Overtnre William Tell' tl Varce of DICK DOLBLE ...
... , was crowded with auditors. Art Union of London.—At the last drawing of prizesof this institution, which took place at Drury-lane Theatre, the number drawn for Mrs. Jenner, of Bridgend, entitles her to a work of art of the value of eighty pounds ; the ...
... her alighting at EHkc- Thi. e.eoini! tile gui.n, Ktuinmtd Prince Albert, will hunour with her presence the Simian Opera at Drury Lane. After luncheon to-morrow, I Royal Family will leave town for House, Isle It' W ight; WI,, :lurn Buckingham Palace in me ...
... 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 ...
... her Majesty and Prince the evening the Queen and Prince Albert r, the performance of thc German Opera with th 'r ence Drury-lane. The Royal suite consisth % Countess of Dcsart, the Hon. Miss Macdonald, ° 3lIort on. General Wemyss, and Lieut.- .° Hon ...
... deceased lived in the room adjoining his, at 31, and prepared to take to the ice. By seven o'clock he had Charles-street, Drury-lane. On Thursday morning deceased got so close in that the course of two hours he and his fell against and burst open witness's ...
... appealing on behalf of a Drury Lane Com- pany at this time of da y was at once ludicrous and painful ; and, as if to throw the audience, in spite of themselves, back on their reminiseences of the time when there was a Drury Lane, and when his Grace and ...
... Beaufort Harley appealing on behalf of Drury Lane Company at this time of day once ludierous and painful and if to throw the audience in spite of themselves back on their reminiscences time when there was Drury Lane when his Grace and the comedian were ...