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... like to have been trepanned in the following manner:—The lady had appointed to meet a gentlewoman at the old playhouse in Drury-lane, but extraordinary business prevented her coming. Being alone, when the play was over, she bade a boy call a coach for the ...
... suffocating mist; and at night, as I mingled with the congregation of Dr Cumming in Crown Court (directly opposite, you know, Drury Lane Theatre), I observed that the sable vapour had even penetrated the sanctuary, and hung around the crowded audience in the ...
... the youthiul, as he has been to several adult generationa if he would veritably go through What Mr. Dickens prefigured at Drury-lane in respect to a certain Comic Old Geutleman. As with the chief so with the subordinates. All are reported to he in most ...
... War —.— A piece called The Black Book, adapted by Mr Palgrave Simpson from Lee Memoir's du Diable, is in rehearsal at Drury Lane. Mr Matthews will sustain the principal character.—lllostrated MIKAEIIIOILATION FROM LIMPOOL.—Tbe number of ships which ...
... MO, held for an unexpired term of 62 years, at a . ground rent of £482 10. per annum—sold for £2lO, to Mr E. T. Smith of Drury Lane Theatre. Lot 3.—The Piccadilly Branch, situate in the Regent Circe., known as No 32 Regent Street, of the estimated annual ...
... and at the close of the poll got on to a cab, ordering the driver to take him to his residence, in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. On his way Mr Wilson stopped at several houses on the road, and made known the intelligence of his friend having been duly ...
... Properties, &c., ander the conjoint Management of MRS KATE ROGERS. The Eminent Actress of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane ;also, the Popular Tragedian, MR T. R. COBITAM. Amongst the parties selected at a great expense will be found Mr F. 11. ...
... regularly introduced to him. Sheridan is reported to have once fallen into a coal cellar on his way home after a good supper at Drury Lane; and his abuse of the vender, for not keeping a light at his cellar-door, was warmly retorted by the wife. D—n it, cried ...
... ENGAGEMENT OF THOSE EMINENT ARTISTES MISS AITKEN AND MR T. MEAD, The celebrated Tragedians from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London; the Queen's Theatre and Opera House; and the Theatre Ro)al, Edinburgh, FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. ON MONDAY EVENING, 13,1857 ...
... MEMORIAL TO TILE NIENIOIti 01 GENERAL HAVELOCK. - - A renuc meeting was held in Drury Lane Theatre on Friday, for the purpose of promoting a memorial to the memory of the late General Haveleek. The Duke ol Cambridge presided. Ilia Royal Ilighnees, In ...
... The allotted space in Hyde .3 Park is to be formally opened on Wednesday, when teed the children of Clare Market and Drury Lane ragged eebeols will take passes6an of it.—Londes Correvoredeel Blast Neva Letter. . AND PROPIPL—A gentleman who employs ...
... amusement ehuund in 31eleout ne and other parse of the colonies. The Theatre Royal is a building as force an that of our Drury Lane, and there are the fumidar Pd eess's aed Antley'n, the latter with its circus and equestrian testa, and noted, moreover ...