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... and Iwsures its preserva-. tion. The Duke of Clarence, in the liferime of Mrs. Jordan, was frequently belind the scenes in Drury lane | Theatre. Indeed, it is said that the roya! autograph is extant in the Saturday tressucy-book for Mrs. Jirdan's salary ...
... retirement in which he has passed the last seven or eight years. Miss Vasdexiioff made her first appearaucc for the season at Drury Lane Theatre, Thursday night, I'aclint, in the Lady of She had not acted j London for some time, and was chiefly remembered her ...
... Marriage with a Deceased Wife's sister, besides tales and poetry. The Stage and its Prospects explains the new management Drury Lane Theatre. Tait's Edinburgh Magazine. No. 193, January, 1850. Sutherland and Knox, Edinburgh; Simpkin, Marshall and Co., London ...
... Covent Garden in 1811. Here she remained—first, foremost, and Without rival— until 1814, when she transferred her es to new Drury Lane. Soon after, she became Mrs. B«xtley, the wife of the excellent comedian. Mrs. Bartloy died the 65th year of her age. She ...
... in 1811. Here she re- mained, first, foremost, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury-lane.. . Soon after she became Mrs. Bartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. Mrs. Bartleydied in the 65th year of her age ...
... James and Mr. Charles Kean. part of will be ‘The first performance the Sth bn COU- Mrs, Nisbett and Mr. tove of sarcasm, Drury Lane, in As you Like it ; and the latter, by « ir ever who quitted the stage on | riage with the Count Giglivesi, of Pe ty ee ...
... Mr. S. Aktaud.—Our readers will be glad to learn that this old favourite of the British public has been well received in Drury-lane, where lie was triumphantly received, and honoured with a call at the conclusion of the comedy. The following criticism ...
... den in ISll. Here she remained— first, foremost, and without rival-until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury-lane. Soon after she became Mrs. Rartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. Mis. Hartley died in the Goth year of her age. ...
... the Queen and the Royiil Family. Mr. Vandenhoff, who, with his talented daughter, has joined the company Mr. Anderson at Drury Lane, slipped down on Thursday last, and dislocated his shoulder. Of course he has not since been able to appear upon the stage ...
... Garden in 1841. Here she remained, first, foremost, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury-lane. Soon afterwards she became Mrs. Bartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. Mrs. Bartley died in the 65th year of her ...
... February ; on the Philosophy Science, bv a metro- politan leetu.-cr, the Cthof March ;on ; by Mr. andenlioir, the T. R. Drury-lane, the of March; and on the Antiquities Central America, Professor Waterman (of Baltimore University, V. S.) on the 10th of ...
... February the Philoso; by on! be 6th of of Science, by a metropolitan lecturer, hoff, of the T. Mareb ; on * by Mr Vanden R. Drury lane, on the 26:b of Mareb; and on the by Professor Warer- Antiquities of America, man (of Baltimore University, U.S.) on the ...