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... BIJNJ 0N THE STAGEc --We bear that. this celebrated gentleman, so well known to the theatrical world as the manager of Drury Lane Theatre, and the author of the amusing ?? and Behind the Scenes, is about to visit Manchester to present his new entertainment ...
... s of a very im portant part of the evidence depending entirely upon the accuracy of a medical opinion Observer Firenear Drury-lane Theaihe -On Tuesday night, shortly after seven o'clock, fire broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. Mackerell, baked ...
... which first introduced Mr. Sims Reeves to the London public, when he appeared as one of the English operatic company at Drury-lane theatre, under the spirited management of M. Jullien. The greatest enthusiasm was displayed favour of the two English vocalists ...
... seatsmay b e secured ;or from Mr. Seymour, 31, Clifford-3t F .'. HALL. I?OR THREE NIGHTS - °N^— Mr. (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden), author of the Bohemi ,n Girl, Daughter St..Mark, Maid of Artois, Enchantress, Crusaders, isondnaan ...
... THREE NIGHTS ONLY.—TUESDAY, April 23; THURSDAY, April 25; and SATURDAY, April 27, 1850. * Mr. BUNN (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Coven t Card en i, author of the Bohemian Girl, Daughter of St. Mark, Maid of Artois, Enchantress Crusaders ...
... which may prove fatal Whe were cnnveTe(l t0 Westminster Hospital, re they now lie in a very dangerous state. t Gallery of Drury-lane sons A^, RE ' —° evening, the numerous per- had gone to witness the performance at the - ne e were, shortly before the ...
... life would have been extinct. Attempted Murder.—On Sunday morning, about two o'clock, the inhabitants of Shorts-gardens, Drury-lane, were alarmed by loud shrieks and cries of murder, issuing from the house No. 19. Several of the neighbours hastened to ...
... couchant, executed by Messrs. Austin and Seely of London. The Proscenium is painted by Mr. Adams, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Exhibition will be opened on Saturday the 29th of June.—Further particulars will appear in future advertise- ments ...
... Pet era George 5 Bowdon Sander;' High Holborn, chdina dealer; Robert Jame& Hawkes, Long Acre, ironmonger; William Glover, Drury Lane, r iaioter; ?? Stuart, StookbridgeTerrace,Pimlieo, baker. fated May 20. BUs NARD John, Stanford Rivers, Essex, baker; June ...
... 'ouchautiexecuted byIfavers, Austin and SedlyofEndon. The rf Proscecitnm is painted'-by Mr. Adams, of 'the 11heatre Royal Drury Lane. Tie n ?? is painted ancdoaeigned by r L HIrnmersley amed mssistattL- The PaintingvnafiIGilding in the hall by )r./awseon ...
... executed by Messrs. Austin and Seely, of London. The: . . Proscenium is painted by Mr. Adams, of the Theatre Royal, Siloude 'Drury Lane. The Drop S.cene is painted and designed by Mr. 'ne exi Hammersley and assistants. ' ' ' - rity age The Painting and Gilding ...