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... be, h© gets an audience around bitn. It may e at tea table Manchester, at dinner in the M esl Hiding, or on a platform in Drury-lane—it is quite the same Mr. Cobden, long as be can find a patient audience. Mr. Cobden’s peculiar views regarding the Russian ...
... any Innendo about an unknown act of charity being eventually traced to her has marvellous effect engaged French dancer at Drury Lane 1 heatre three successive seasons, and she came each time with a different mother. You can hire them Paris on the Boulevards ...
... discoveries in the Orange River Sovereignty and other places. The Qi'EEX, with Prince Albert, visited the Royal Opera at Drury-lane Theatre, last evening, to witness Weber's Ikr F> i *cl,nt:, which was performed in German. Loss EmigkaxT Ship.—News received ...
... Dewis, of Bedworth, was charged on the WlUam Broini was again brought up, the charge Mr. Betts, complaining of the state of Drury-lane, | grindingl.taley, and quite as high rates were paid. Malt was ority took > late But tl e mililarv reformation has com ...
... inconvenience complained of, and hope the cause will be shortly removed. —A letter from Mr. Betts, complaining of the state of Drury-lane, was referred to the Surveyor.—A letter from Messrs. Harris, Son, and Ilul-bard, stated that nothing short of cutting off ...
... Vestris's company at our Theatre, where they have been well received during the week. We understand that G. V. Brooke and the Drury-lane company are engaged for three nights, commencing, we believe, on Monday, the 21st inst., prior to Mr.Brooke’s departure ...
... effect to the Plays in which Mr. Brooke will appear, the Management have (at great expense) secured the valuable services the DRURY LANE COMPANY, consisting of MR. BELTON, MR. A. YOUNGE, MR. A. RAYNER, MISS F. CATHCART, MRS. C. SELBY, MISS E. ARDEN. These Farewell ...
... announcement in another part of our paper of several performances by the eminent actor Mr. G. V. Brooke, and the members of the Drury Lane Company. The Cheap Trips by Mr. Marcus are still continued, will be seen by advertisement, which attention is directed. ...
... Theatre will l»c open with extraordinary attractions. The eminent tragedian, Mr. CI. V. Br»K>kc, assisted by tho body of the Drury-lane Company, amongst whom notice Mr. A. Itayncr, will gratify our town with a sj»ecimen of his histrionic talent, by appearing ...
... to the Plays in which Mr. Brooke will appear, the Management have (at great expense) secured the valuable services of the DRURY LANE COMPANY, consisting of MR. BELTON, MR. A. YOUNGE, MRT A. RAYNER, MISS F. CATHCART, MRS. C. SELBY, MISS E. ARDEN. These Farewell ...
... case.—Various sums from £lOO to £1 were ordered to be paid.—Mr. Betts was requested to furnish a plan for his alteration in Drury-lane.—The monthly report of the Medical Officer was highly satisfactory. It was resolved to employ Mr. John Bromwich, of Rugby ...
... the Plays in which Mr. Brooke will apj>ear, the Management have tat a preat expense) secured the valuable services of the DRURY-LANE COMPANY, consisting of MR RELTON. MR. A. YOUNGE, MR. A. RAYNER, MI F. CAT HC ART, MRS BELBY, MISSEARDEN. These Farewell ...