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... at Buckingham Palace. On Saturday the Queen, Prince Albert, and four of the Royal children, witnessed the performances at Drury Lane Theatre; a'd on Monday her Majesty and the Prince honoured the performance of French plays with their presence. Intention ...
... floors high, were adjoined by numerous similar erections on either side, whilst the space between the burning property and Drury-lane Theatre was not more than a few yards. The outbreak, which was very sudden, was occasioned by an escape of gas, and fortunately ...
... purpose of the second part is leu definite. Mr. bi m and he recove rad. On Wednesday or Tburs- Bunn gave sketchy history of Drury-lane Theatn from or instant, he called upon witness, and the time of Garrickâs management, introducing several b e bad fallen ...
... room for election purposes at the Lion rapidly progressing to recovery. severe menial- one to witness the performance at Drury-lane Theatre wna 1/. to 3/. per day; though this would depend on which she unfortunately expenenced about a fortnight werei g ...
... cap. 12a,the mixture of chicory with coffee. On Tuesday afternoon considerable excitement was occasioned by report that Drury-lane Theatre was on fire. It appeared that a chimney had ignited, and the flames communicated to seme woodwork in the roof. Tbe ...
... pugilist, is in custody in London, upon the charge of having thrown his wife from a window in his house in Short’s Gardens, Drury-lane. The prisoner has been remanded until the result of the injuries sustained his wife, who is in a precarious situation, is ...
... police office. j Art Union —The annual meeting for the balloting ; of the prises of the society took place on Tuesday, in Drury-lane Theatre; his royal highness the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. In the report read Mr. G. Godwin, P.R.S. it was stated that ...
... HAM L E T by Mr. William Montague Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Ghost of Hamlet's Father ■■■hy Mr. E Laws, Hamlet. Of the Royal Surrey. Olympic, and Strand Theatres. The Queen by Mrs. W. Montague. Of the Theatre Royal. Drury I.ane. To followed ...
... Mr. Wm. Montague, the Theatre Ro\al, Drury Lane, lago, Mr. E. Laws, of the Royai Surrey Theatre, London Cassio, by Mr. C. Osborne. DcaAmona, by Mrs. F. Morgan. Emelia, by Mrs. W. Montague. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.—To followed by THE BRIGAND. On Tuesday ...
... LEA R. King Lear, by Mr. E. Laws, of tbe Royal Surrey Theatre, London. Edgar, by Mr. Wm. Montague, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Cordelia fMrs. F. Morgan. Gonenl; and > Lear’s Daughters. J Mrs. W. Montague ; and *^ an ) Fenton. To conclude with th- ...
... by Act Parliament, with a Guaranteed Capital of 50,060*. TBUSTXES. Stephen Olding, Esq. Banker; 1 Thomas Spalding, Esq. Drury lane , . Henry Tucker. Eaq. Stamford-hill; f Edward Swaine, Eaq. PiceadUly; J This Society is estsbiisfaed, on the iuuliihl principle ...
... Glover, the popular actress, died on Tuesdav morning last. ...