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... BENEFIT TO MR. B. WEBSTER. The brilliant success which without doubt will attend the complimentary benefit to Mr Webster at Drury-lane on Mon- day morning next will be far in advance of the anticipations of the most sanguine. The Committee have met several ...
... Testimonial. The members of the lfxpesctive Committee, who recently brought the complimentary benefit to Mr Hingston at Drury- lane to so successful an issue, lunched together on Thursday last, at the Temple Club. After a few remarks by Mr Andrew Halliday ...
... THE DRURY-LANE LODGE. The installation meeting of the Drury-lane Lodge (No. 2,127) was held on Tuesday last, at Drury-lane Theatre, under the presidency of Br Sir HENRY ISAACS, ?? W. M. of the lodge, when a distinguished company of members of the dramatic ...
... enriched themselves, starved their players, and fooled our nobility and gentry. Since the establishment of the two Theatres (Drury-lane and the Haymarket) our usage has been kinder and their behaviour modester, and it is absolutely proper that two houses should ...
... wife, Lily Forssell, an actress (theatrically known as Lidiana Miska), and' recently employed in the drama Pleasure, at Drury- lane Theatre. Mr Bernard Abrahams, solicitor, appeared for the complainant; and Mr Rickette defended. Mr Abrahams said the prisoner ...
... in supper t of the summonses and Mr Broadley, bar- rister, wvatched the proceedings on behalf of Air Augustus Hlarris, of Drury-lane Theatre. In the first case, that of Uwendoline Quantrell, the School Board officer stated that the child stas ten years ...
... Theatres on the same night, playing Elvino in the Sonnambula, with the gifted Malibran, at Covent-garden. and then crossing to Drury- lane to fill the role of Masaniello in Auber's well-known opera of that name. However faint English memories may be of the d ...
... nearly totallyblind. Originallyapprenticed to Key, property master of the Old Coburg Theatre, he was employed by him at Drury- lane Theatre in 1822, and subsequently engaged for many years at Covent-garden. Compelled to give up his engagement there in ...
... excellent comedy originally stood against the comedies of both Sheridan and Colman, and in 18191 witnessed its performance at Drury- lane Theatre, when Elliston was the Rover; Sir George Thunder, Dowton; Ephraim Smooth, Munden; and Sim, little Knight. These ...
... THE LONDON GAZETTES. I. TUESDAY, Fn3RUARY IS. BANKRUPTS.-J. C. COOPER and G. B. COOPER, Drury- lane, ironfounders.-4. HOLLAND and E. WARDEN, Preston, Lancashire, tallow chandlers.-W. NECK, jun., Torre, Devon- shire, corn dealer. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS ...
... Sue, a flower-girl, who has stru-k up air acqjuaintance with the friendless lad. Sire has been to see the pantomime at Drury-- lane, arid of its wonders and splerdoirs shie it.ez Nipper a full account. She tellk how cirlleroller as she calls her-the lcitcheln ...
... I TWELFTH NIGHT AT DRURY-LANE. I The Baddeley Cake was once more cut with all the honours-and, indeed, with more than the cus- tomary honours-at Drury-lane on Tuesday night, or, to speak by the clock, on Wednesday morning, for it was half an hour after ...