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... mbarkiug in a smal! theatrical scheme, to the splendour of the monarchy of spacious Drury. At the close of his season at Drury Lane, he left London and opened the The play was O’Keefe’s Coventry Theatre. «Wild Oats,’ in Ww hich Elliston enacted his ...
... eirortottue tenant , We eau add 'to the given by our Parisian contemporary by stating that Mddlo.Nilsern. for twelre night• at Drury Lane Theatre. will receive 12.400. or AnUn per night; mid that Madame Adeline Patti is paid at Covent Garden every time she slugs ...
... will find hitherto unknown material of great interest in Mr. ROUCICAULT*B Dew drama, the Slinughrawn now being li:eyed in Drury Lane Theatre, London, to densely crowded audiences. The scene of the play is laid in Sligo, and the hero is a young estate,' ...
... Makin, Outdating, de, Price 2d of all newsagents or specimen cop nd y, post free, 3 stamps, from the Publishers, 93 a 94, Drury Lane, Strand, London, WC. 7986 ...
... freely promised to do to. . . Nicolas, npon behalf of the sub-committee, reported that appliqthen ha I been made for use of Drury Lane Theatre, the purpose of hiding an aggregate public meeting, and that it not be had within the necessary time for an evening ...
... c, n• rivelted. Price 2d of all naming ruts; or ;pcciinea a copy, post free. 3 stamps, from the Publisbeva, 93 and 91, Drury Lane, Strand, Landon, WC. 7986 ...
... off-streets and courts of Drury lane, Gray's-inn-lane, and the intermediate places, received accessions to what was already excessive, to their filth, their crowds, and their disorderliness. Until then, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, for instance, was what ...
... Palmer, supported by the talents of and Titiens anti Undone Roe. (hark. Signor Ginglini. and tuber of the Royal Italian Open, Drury lane. .ho will nanny from their provineiel tour espreredy for the cee►.inn. Wednesday. the 11th September. the het and most of ...
... when I've'settled the swells I've sold, Once more you shall enfold me.” He Prerers His Company to uts Roow.—Every night at Drury Lane Theatre, at about half-past seven, the following notice is stuck up at the several entrances : ‘No sit! room.’ From this ...
... appeassnce, through aid so stout. Thin tat niordinary singer Is. we learn. els:aged for Mr Maple•on's at Her Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane. At Devon INIIizPS. Ezeter. Emma Penny, daughter of wateh clakmaker at Buckfaatleigh, obtained a verdict of £125 damages ...
... Ca.te, 10 1 E ETH FOOTLIGHTS; or Sketches of Parbome Societe. The Heads by H. R as Tales by Wtharft 1 A Pt inte Box at Drury Lane. 2 The Balmily at the Adelphi. 3 The Stan= Her Majesty'a Theatre. 4 Tb • Ga . ! ry at en , - at Garden. 5 The P • .1 , 11e ...
... D EFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS; or Sketches of Pint-house Society. The Heads by H. Ross: the Tales by grease. 1 A Print* Box at Drury Lane. 2 The Baloney at the Adelpbi. 3 The Stalls Her Majeety's 4 The Gallery at Covent Garden. 5 The Pit at the Strand. 6 Behind ...