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... Dublin, Edin. burgh, Liverpool, Bath, and other large towns. In 1838 he tilumphantly sustained the oharacter of Hamlet at Drury Lane, and he now becane courted by alL A silver vase of the value of £2CO. was presented to him at apublic dinner. ier baesty ...
... ,, £27. 1i6s.; a bouquet holder, pierced and mounted with birds and flowers, with pearl handle, used by lear Majesty at Drury Lane Theatre, £7.; an oblong tea caeddy, time of George III., £:17. ; astatuette in bronze of the Venus de Medici and Adonis ...
... Opera. A year or two ago she made a brilliant tour in the United States, and upon her return resumed her wonted position at Drury Lane, Mdlle. Titiens' appearances were relied upon as one of the chief elements of success for the past season at Her Majesty's ...
... Dramatio Studies, at St| Jates's Hall, with great success. Iel 1670. on Saturday, l September 24, Grst performance at Drury Lane Tlmeatre of the drama of 'Amy 1Eobsart, she acted the title y6le1. ,ice smae year, at Driury Laze Theatre, on Ilonday ...
... foilowing seasons a sle acted with her husband in the revivals produced tinder his superintendence at the Harymarket and Drury Lane, and in 184t; accompacied him on his tour to the Unired Of States. After their return came tie mrnemorale Nean 0, 2 cqhne ...
... Tottenlihm Street, now so well known as the Prince of Wales's. Int May, 1822, he held a sobordinate posi- tion in the great Drury LAne company; and an illness which overtook Afr. Harley gave him the chance of appear. ing at as few hours' notice in Shakespeare's ...
... withr remarkable success, lis subsequent operas, ThGe Brides of Venicc alnd Tlia C(r1usaders, liad .a long runl at Drury Lane, of wblich theatre, wlien under Mr. Luau's maniageinsnt, lie was the mutsical lirector. I-o hlia written maiiy piecec for ...
... PMRRY.-On the 12th iast., at 29, Sutton Street, Aston, in his 67th Year. 'William Fercy.i Raersotns.-Oo the 11th ins. att Drury Lane Solinll.L aged 76 ygai's, tiarah. %vif eof Charles Retynoldls;ttiich respected by all who knew her. BACH &BARKR, THE BIRMfING ...
... respected as the genial Vice-Commodore. He was a generous patron of the ballet, and would as seen miss a. Boxing Night at Drury Lane as a Royal function. He could 4hake a rattling jovial speech at an inaugural luncheon * and his fifty years' services at ...
... published at Milan in 1883. In the same year, 1883, he published Italian and other Studies, and wrote for the English Opera at Drury Lane the libretto of a drama, ' Colomba, the music of which was by Mr. A. 0. Mac- kenzie. Two years ago, also in conjunction ...
... con- tinued to act, playing in his o-wn theatres and also accepting egemns at others He played with GustavuseBrook-a a.11t Drury Lane, and after- wards, in conjunction with the late Walter Mont- gomery, became lessee of the Haymnarket Theatre, I in London ...
... 1also at the Baymarket in the latter year; The - Broken Vow, at the Olympic in 1851 ; and The Queen rof Spades, at Drury Lane in the same year, did little, e comparatively to advance the writer's reputation. Three out of the five were adaptations ...