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... persomal property. On Thur:day night, a fire broke out on the premiscs of a Mr Head, a linen @raper, in Blickmoor Street, Drury Lane, London. Two of the inmates, a youwog woman, named Roffell, and Mark Patteson, a shopman were burned to death. #rs Head ...
... to sing at three special representations which are to be given on the 25th May, the 8d of June, and the Bth of June, at Drury-lane, for the benefit of Mr Lum\eflwho, during his long connection with Her Majesty’s Theatre, never availed himself of his position ...
... to give 120 representations in Australia, for which they are to receive £B5OO. % Mr Lumley’s benefit representations at Drury Lane Theatre have been so successful that he has presented Madlle. Piccolomini with a splendid bragelet, in token of his gratitude ...
... Piccelomini, along with. several other artists, so generously assisted, and which have been so eminently successfal at Drury-lane. Wors ox Eevrriay. CHRONOLOGY.—A new work on Egyptian Chrouology is in prepacation by Mr A. Henry. Rhind, containing the ...
... signed with Mr Mapleson for a twelvemonth’s engagement, will, we understand, form one of the Pyne and Harrison Company. Drury Lane Theatre is to open in September with a new and original comedy from the pen of Mr Edmund Falconer, the subject being that ...
... between Cape Clear and ndon. “ Urs axp Dowss” or TueAtricAL Lire.—ln connection with the ‘pnd‘eticm of *“ Manfred ” at Drury Lane is a singular fact which shows the ups and downs of an ~actor’s life. The actor who performed the part of Manfred when it ...
... rehearsal. The - tomime at Covent Garden is to be ** St George umr:::e Dragon,” the opening by Byron, the scenery by Calcot ; at Drury Lane, ““Sinbad, the Sailor,” as usual by E. L. Blanchard, the scenery by the great Beverley, a wonderful mechanical ‘‘roc” being ...
... in 1842, in the very week, if our memory serves us correctly, when Macready produced his beautiful play of “ Gisippus” at Drury Lane. The drama was put upon the stage with all the refined taste which then regulated that establishment, and though it failed ...
... present elevation from the level of a house-painter’s apprentice, with an interval of novitiateshi nt as a scene-painter in Drury Lane Theatre, hfrmskin coquenexr.with the brush before he took up the pen, as vigorously as Bishop Colenso attacked algebra before ...
... condition that Miss Santley should be hissed and Miss Bell v»phuded This quarrel can tlwlyhcnpndmtho famons “0. P. riots at Drury Lane, ST ANDREWS CITIZEN OFFICE, TOWN HALL BUILDINGSGEORGE MURRAY, AGENT. ST ANDREWS MAIL ARRANGEMENTS, From all - - . 1010 A ...
... to prevent her, and sustained serious inj Taz Musoat Prrei.—All your readers will be wu&uum-flr‘nhm lowered a balf tone at Drury Lane, and that the chan will be maintained by thomhflnthmbouttfl season. The same concession to the ease conveni- St Guton, cud ...
... does Mrhflb«rwfinfio year 1745, It was then sung for the first time in the two leading metropolitan theatres. harmonised for Drury Lane by D'r Arne, and for Covent Garden by Dr Hawkina. Words and tunes appeared in the Gent/eman’s Magazine for October in the ...