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... THE QUEEN’ AND HER FAMILY. Majesty went to Drury Lane Theatre Saturday evening with her four eldest children, to enahle them witness the performance of The Hpoiltd OM, and the pautomina of llu>. The following agreeable notice of one two of the incident* ...
... Where the tall maypole once o'erlook’d the Strand, Hut now («o Anno and piety ordain) A church collects tha saint* of Drury Lane.” Drury Lane in itself not much more than two centuries old ; and though at first respectable and fashionable, it soon declined ...
... i, difficult V, Conteive what pnnciple their demands are reflated. For jn when Edmund Kean was putting into the treasury Drury-lane nightly average of ;'J r sign agreement for tnree years at W. PI., and 10b I>er week and considered that the committee acted ...
... Buck*tooa concluded third engagement at Liverpool Saturday night The boueee have been eicelleut. Mr. Andereon, the Iraaea of Drury lane, hat been at Leicaatcr, but bit performances not attractive. OtT«ric.—The new two-act corned; Mr. Stirling Coyne to pro■laced ...
... he familiar to the reader, owing to the fact of its beteg Menu(' .1 with that of • pie. called The J..ther. performed at Drury -lane Theatre some yearn ago. under rho management of Mr. Bonn in fact, Mr. Bunn's was Hillery opera without the music. The niece ...
... present occasion bis Excellency the Lord Lieuto* □ant The benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keane, which took place this week Drury Lane Theatre, waa specially patronized her Majesty and Prince Albert, who were present on the occasion. The Lady Adeliza Norman ...
... Jowett, of York-place.—Zecdi IntelHgeneer, ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN DRURY LANE. A ▼•ry painful >ena*tion prevailed during the whole of ye«- terday (Sunday in the immediate vicinity of Drury-lane, in eonaequenee of report that Dan Donovan, the pugiliet, bad ...
... Pimlico, that church has been “closed until further notice, by the! Churchwardens, Sir John Harrington and Mr. Briscoe. Drury Lane, according to announcement, is to open on boxing day, with the orthodox attraction of a Harlequinade; and a similar veneration ...
... Wellesley officiated. Visit of her Majesty to Dhury-lane Theatre.— On Saturday evening the Queen and Prince Albert went to Drury lane Theatre, taking with them four of the eldest of the Royal children, viz., the Princess Royal, the Prince of Wales, the Pnncess ...
... s. At this time none saw in Edmund Kean ths undistinguished and somewhat insignificant country actor—the future prop of Drury-lane—the magnet of attraction—the star before whose br ghtness all rival influences were to become pale. The genius was unqu ...
... Garden. 1811. H'-re ahe remained, first, foremost, and, without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury lane. Soon af(> rwards she became Mrs. Bartley, the wif.- of the excellent comedian. In 1818 she and her husband visited tbe ...
... DELSSOHN FESTIVAL given by M. Jullien at the distribution of the assessment the splendid mansions situated Theatre Royal Drury Lane, on Thursday, November, 27th, in the fashionable squares became subject to increased MONEY MARKET. , r and in compliance ...