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... ONS. LOUIS SOULLIER’S extensive TROUPE late of Paris and 2 WELCH AMERICAN EQUESTRIAN COMPANY, fate of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London ; forming an array of Talent never equailed in any country. The combination of Entertainments will comprise Historical ...
... s of Bir- ANNU AL co NCERT WILL TAKE ON WEDNESDAY, December 31. VOCALIST. MI RAE XN Who has, this at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. being hor Sm Festival on on HE. has entered intu an engagement with STGNOR STVORT. SIGNOR BOTTESINI. The success of Signor ...
... manufacturers Great Britain, an utter falsification all the predictions of Messrs. Cobden, Bright, Wilson, Villiers, and Co. Drury-lane Theatre will be re-opened on Friday evening next, nnder the management of Mr. Alfred Bunn. The prospectus announces the ...
... December 31, 1851. VOCALIST, MISS CICELY NOTT, has this Season created an extraordinary sensation at the TnCatre Royal, Drury-lane, being her First Appearance in Birmingm.V-i- In announcing his Annual Concert. cllien begs to assure his numerous Patrons ...
... kingdom we add that hippodrome is brilli-anly lighted gitli in every part decorations including a splendid chandelier trom Drury Lane Theatre readers imagine that more striking coup d’aeil is but seldom the accompaniment of equestrian entertainment There ...
... to other novelties, Signor Sivori and Signor Bottesini will perform the duet which created such a great sensation at the Drury-lane Concerts this last year. Mr. Neville, man ufacturer, of Warwick-street, enter- tained about eighty of his workmen on Monday ...
... be was still determined to continue his ex- ertions in the path he had chosen for himself. Mr. Bunn took his benefit at Drury-lane Theatre on Wednesday evening last. The house was filled in every part. At the close of the performances Mr. Bunn appeared ...
... whole one of a successful and very enjoyable character Mrs Ternan’s Benefit— We observe that this lady who Miss Jarman at Drury Lane long favourably known and for several playing at the Roval to take benefit the of Friday next We do intend speak of ent ...
... in the new worl: remain unknown to fame we do not sup nse, as the work before ed his se at the ction 9 a mind not mature, Drury Lane Theatre, but has con ustaim us, thoug! manifestly the produ love of nature, genial urgent request of Mr. Bunn, ip the hope ...
... Jew WolFs Head— Parliament of Week : The Representative Constitution for Zealand Rejection of the Irish Right &c— Murdertn Drury Lane Burning— Fraud intheName of Palmerston —Fire the Bermondsey Paper Mills— Shocking Occurrence in Peel Park— Arctic Expedition— ...
... the valuable works of art in the might have been the result. On Satu y evening a labourer, while going along a passage in Drury-lane, struck his foot against something on the ground, which, on examination, he ascertained to be the body of an infant, wrapped ...
... Buckingham banker, sib Bann of Bankruptcy, MARSDEN x Saha, June 14, 13, Westhinghon nnd May 25.—Joseph Roberts, Broad-court, Drury-lane, Middlesex, inn- May 11.—John Wilson Miller, Staffordshire, hatter | —John Fitzhagh and Wm. Cornforth, Liverpool, May 6 ...