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... meeting, and would also be anxious to learn from the delegates sent to attend the meeting of the National Association at Drury-lane Theatre what had been done there. With respect to the position which the great question of protection now stood, all would ...
... Stratford-on-Avon, April 23,1851. PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION, CA NN O N- S TREE T. JAMES RUSSELL, late of the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane, Covent-garden, and the Haymarket, will give READINGS FROM SHAKSPEARE. THE FIRST READING FROM THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, Will ...
... attended with beneficial results. We are credibly informed that the Prince appeared at the late Ascot Races, and also at Drury-lane Theatre, company with several of the nobility, wearing gilt buttons on their coats. We have no doubt that his Royal Highness's ...
... number RiDon, and Carlisle, and many otnei Llandaff, Bristol, nipon, . nd concern thins, »«mpor.l to £2Eßnnn has otto. of Drury-lane Theatre, and will take possession Christmas next. visitors- at the Great Exhibition The attendance of visitors- « i. previous ...
... attendance at the Raoms. ~' ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. T {- respectfully informed that Mr. JAMES T ANDE RloN,thfcclebr;tedT ? Royal, Drury-lane, engaged for T°HIS Y PRESENT MONDAY, October the 20th, will be performed Hamlet (Prince of Demnark).'.Mr. ANDERSON. To conclude ...
... Printing Office, New-street. GRANT) NEW YEAR'S FESTIVAL, TOWS BALL BIRMINGHAM MONS. JU L LIE N, MONS. BOTTESINI, AND THE DRURY-LANE ARTISTES, FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1851. VICTUALLERS' ASYLUM ANNUAL BALL, TOWN HALL, DECEMBER 4, 1851 ...
... Mons. to take place in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening the 31st inst. The great musical director will be assisted by the Drury-lane artistes, and also by the eminent violinist SiVORI- and the unrivalled double-bass Signor Bottesini. The latter gentleman ...
... manufacturers Great Britain, an utter falsification all the predictions of Messrs. Cobden, Bright, Wilson, Villiers, and Co. Drury-lane Theatre will be re-opened on Friday evening next, nnder the management of Mr. Alfred Bunn. The prospectus announces the ...
... December 31, 1851. VOCALIST, MISS CICELY NOTT, has this Season created an extraordinary sensation at the TnCatre Royal, Drury-lane, being her First Appearance in Birmingm.V-i- In announcing his Annual Concert. cllien begs to assure his numerous Patrons ...
... to other novelties, Signor Sivori and Signor Bottesini will perform the duet which created such a great sensation at the Drury-lane Concerts this last year. Mr. Neville, man ufacturer, of Warwick-street, enter- tained about eighty of his workmen on Monday ...
... be was still determined to continue his ex- ertions in the path he had chosen for himself. Mr. Bunn took his benefit at Drury-lane Theatre on Wednesday evening last. The house was filled in every part. At the close of the performances Mr. Bunn appeared ...
... the valuable works of art in the might have been the result. On Satu y evening a labourer, while going along a passage in Drury-lane, struck his foot against something on the ground, which, on examination, he ascertained to be the body of an infant, wrapped ...