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... is simple, and within the compass of any voice. MrEodwel'sBalad, whichisintroduced in the Cricket Match, performed at Drury Lane, is commonplace. The Waltzes are lively, though there is nothing striking either in tem ore the Polka. I Hovehlo's Part ...
... ability, was very fine; and, though by no means so over- powelingly grand as when the great maestro appears in high state in Drury Lane, surrounded by a group of 150 artistes, yet from hearing such strong materials as he brought here with him to conduct the ...
... and Plalt Warehaouse-, 35 UNION STREET. 35 Aberdeen, 8th October, 1850. ?? __ __ _ Late Manager of tie Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane aad Covent j Garden, W ILL give his Celebrated DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN- P MENT at the undermentioned places:- Xllontrose.-Guild ...
... Co.'eIs Office, -brle~ .s Ocdet.1 18t 60.18i t 1 7 0 e i I t 1? I II 11, MR. nUNN, Late Manager of the Theatre8-Royal, Drury Lane and Covent . UsxzGarcn, 3WILL give his Celebrated DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN- MENT at the undormontioned places:- f Montrose.-Guilda ...
... member of Parliament, ?? theo sala ry will be reduced to £1500 a Year.-Times..5 On M'Vonday nigh't M.i Julien p rdedued at Drury'Lane his t Cleat.Exhib~itioes Qizadrillley w Ith a pomp and parade that t put all his previous essays into the shade. 1The alhab- ...
... Bond, Street., The monotony of the theatrical world has been agreeably interrupted by the appearance of a ne w comedy at Drury Lane entitled The Old: Love and the New, from the pen ofmr, Sullivan; and 'although not posscssing the merit of his former ...
... ofl the list of her Majesty's Orainarv. He was I'useyite. Mr. Farewell Bi'Rfit. —Mr. Macready took hi* farewell benefit in Drury Lane Theatre, in the character Macbeth,” on Wednesday evening. The theatre was crowded every part. At the conclusion of the tragedy ...
... thousand five hundml yeomen, from all parts of the country—with the help of cheap escuraion trains—squeezed themaelres into Drury Lane Theatre, on l laat, to listen doleful of the country's ruin under Free Trade, and magnificent promises of a speedy return ...
... hundreds, who were unable tto obtain admission, procded to St. Martin's'Hall,a large building, 'which was also arowded. At Drury Lane, the Duke of Richmond took the chair,supportedby all the leading neffbers of the Protectionistparty. Vast numbers of pr ...
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... appearance of ti Mlr Anderson in his present character is ascribed to lice S IO'eSeSstained by iue in the management of Drury Lane c, Theatre, thle whole of my capital being absorbed is the p speculation independent Of the debts for which I amn now ti ...
... Tasibet, is about to followv this exml f i icr h ig Duke of Norfolk, and renounce the Roa cim.Wt ip Id lisle Glmtmscktace. W DRuRY-LANE THEATIRE.-JUllisn commences his leries of - promenade concerts on the 10th inst. ' . Is- Md eCeetmaelaaperneon thcs 13th ...