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... DELSSOHN FESTIVAL given by M. Jullien at the distribution of the assessment the splendid mansions situated Theatre Royal Drury Lane, on Thursday, November, 27th, in the fashionable squares became subject to increased MONEY MARKET. , r and in compliance ...
... Last Concert but Two. In consequence of the immense success of tho MENDELSSOHN FESTIVAL given M. Jullhn the Theatre Roynl. Drury-lane, Thursday, November *27'h, and in compliance with tho wish of mmy Amateurs, that Evening should be set apart for the Performance ...
... Night but Two. In consequence of the immense success of the Mehdelssohn Festival given by M. Jullien at the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, on Thursday, November 27th, and in compllance 'with thr wish of many amateurs, that an evening should be set eoart for ...
... Theatre, where thousands failed obtaining admission. The same happened at the Princess’s Theatre; and for the great meeting at Drury-lane 17,000 persons applied for admission to a place which would only contain 0,000. These were facts, and gratifying facts. ...
... 1811. Here she remained, first, fore- most, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transfer- red her services to new Drury-lane. Soon after she be- came Mrs. Bartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. She who Mrs. Bartley died in the 65th year of ...
... Garden. 1811. H'-re ahe remained, first, foremost, and, without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury lane. Soon af(> rwards she became Mrs. Bartley, the wif.- of the excellent comedian. In 1818 she and her husband visited tbe ...
... third time in the Commons, and passed. 2fi. Meeting of the Association for the Protection of British Industry and Capital in Drury-lane Theatre. The House of Lords rejects the Oaths Bill for the admission of Jews into parliament. Transportation for Treason ...
... that the Music Hall will 80-open for the Season, on which occasion MR. D. W. KING. (Principal Tenor of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane.) MRS. D. W. KING, (Principal Soprano of the Theatre Royal Drnry-lane,) SIG. BORAM, (From the Italian Opera,) And other ...
... 31usic-ERall'will re-oopen for taie deasoit on which occasionlaMr. DONALD W.,1KING (principaal Tenor of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane), Mr. D. W. KliNG (principal Soprano of the 'Theatre Rofal; Drnry-lane), Sigr or BORANI (of her Majesty's Theatre, London) ...
... DONALD W. KING (principal Tlor of the Theatre Royal, Drury-laue), Mrs. D. WV. KING (Pnincipal Soprano of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane), Signor BORANI (of her Majesty's Theatre, London). Conductor, Mr. O'Rorke. Bv the kind permission or Colonel Burdett, the ...
... performers of which are well known as of high eomi- nence in their art. Mr. and Mrs. King, the leading teeor and soprano of' the Drury-lane Theatre, appeared for the se- cond tina last evening. They were supported by the well- knowin basso, Signor Borrani. The ...
... Soprano of the 'I'heatre Royal Covent Garden,) ?? JIORRANI, L (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,) le AND) M3r. DONALD WV. KING, (Principai Tenor of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane). Conductor, Mr. O'RORKE. PRO';RAMME. PART-I I. G; Glee- We Fairy Folk delight ...