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... or the1 Cabilet, owing to an attack of gout. m Mr. Vandenisoff recently dislocated his shoulder by an aleidental fall ait Drury-lane Theatre. Madame Soutag suffered severely front her recent snow E adventure on a flighland railway. a The retirenlent of ...
... - was collected. Mn. BuNN's LITERARY AND DRA3ATIC 3IOteoLoCGF_- n, We understand that 'Mr. Bunn, formerly manager o. c- Drury-lane and Covent Carden theatres, will shortly i,. Ids one of his entertainments in Derby. 'he ILondon press speak in the highest ...
... they t iey wondered hsow it was borne so long. 4r. A general meetoig of the actors, actresses, and others ra employed at Drury-lane Theatre, was held in the green- t ore room on Friday, fssr the purpose of devising means by 9 ley whlitla this theatre may ...
... LITucuARY AND DR.,abTATIC MONOLOGUE'- ii -Our readers will see by addt. that Mr. Bunn, Cthe late d highly popular manager of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres, wvill visit Derby next week to deliver inh his extraurdinary and deeply interesting lecture ...
... Falconer, where the Manufacture of Cement has for many years been carried on most successfully by T. B. Stevens, Esq., of Drury-lane. London. For particulars and to treat, apply to Mr. FLEWKCER, Solicitor, Derby. KIRK LANGLEY, NEAR DERBY. o be SOLD by PRIVATE ...
... after a short illness. It will be recollected that on ; it Friday evening last, when she took her farewell benefit s I at Drury-lane, Theatre, she was scarcely able to go on through the character of AIrs. Moalaprop, in the Rivals, bly arising from cons ...
... upon what principle their demands are regulated. For instance, in 1841, when Edmund Kean was putting into the treasury a of Drury-lane a nightly average of 4841., he was content to n signailagreementfortliree years at 81., 91., and 101. perweek, it and considered ...
... were drank, and responded to; the t . meeting breaking tip about eight o'clock. I Jullien will commence his concerts at Drury-lane next a month-rather earlier than usual. S A society has been formed in Jamaica, to promote the cultivation of cotton in ...
... the National Association for the Protection of Industry and Capital throughout the British Empire was held this day at Drury-lane Theatre. It was advertised that the doors would be opened at eleven o'clock, but long before that time every approach to ...
... yeomen, tenant-farmers, ship-owners, merchants, and tradesmen, from every part of the kingdom, assembled within the walls of Drury Lane Theatre, besides vast number of members of the same classes, who, unable to obtain access to the largest place of meeting ...
... out here on Wednesday, before fashionable auditory. The libretto is written by Mr. T. H. Key - noldson ; Mr. Cooper, of Drury-lane Theatre, recited the dialogue. We hear that the composer intends shortly to introduce the opera in a complete form at one ...
... Drury-lane Theatrk.— Mr. Bunn, of well-known theatrical memory, has taken a lease of this theatre from Christmas next. The A rciigeological Institute.—The proceedings of the aunual meeting: of the Archaeological Institute of | Great Britain aud Ireland ...