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... one.*’ In connection with the translation of old bools and shoes, 1 have obtained the following statistics. There are : In Drury Lane and gtreetg adjacent, about 50 shops Seven Dials do, 100 ,la. Monmouth Street do. do 40 do. Manway Court, Oxford Street ...
... Easter Madame Sontag ; Carlotta Orisi, for the present, is the leading star in ballet. The rival house opens Saturday night. Drury Lane theatre, under Mr Anderson's management, progresses satisfactorily. Fletcher's play of The Elder Brother, was revived lsst ...
... Prince Albert, attended by the Hon, Tolond Gordon, rode on horseback on Saturday forenoon The queen and Prince Albert went to Drury Lane Theatre, taking with them the four Use Royal children—via .the Princess Royal, the Prince of Wales, the Prince* Al*ce, and ...
... deserted.. Oreon of Belieti was also welt sustained. ballet-pantomime, to quote the programme completed the entertainment. At Drury Lane the comedy the Elder Brother, one of Fletcher's best productions,,has been put apon the stage. The Janut's season is ...
... highly gratifying to some of our readers to hear that that highly talented actress and esteemed lady, Mrs. Ternan, is at Drury Lane, where she has been performing for the last two months, in conjunction with Messrs. Varolenhoff, Anderson, Cooper, Cathcart ...
... in the house of Mr. Taylor, Wellington Row, Bethnal Green, from smoking tobacco in the stables. And in White Hart Street, Drury Lane, on the premises of Mr. Shearman, boot and shoe-maker, and considerable damage done to the building and stock. egened,64i ...
... worth special notice in the dramatic or musical world. The major part of th* houses are about bringing out spectacles; while Drury Lane promises us, in addition, a new play by a popular author. Both the Italian operas are in full swing, and far both hav* filled ...
... premises belonging to Mr Mackerell, steam-baked potato-dealer, No 7 Vinegar Yard, nearly facing the upper gallery entrance of Drury Lane Theatre. The premises, which were five floors high, including the basetnent, were adjoined by numerous similar erections ...
... in the house of Mr. Taylor, Wellington Row, Bethnal Green, from smoking Miaow in the stables. And in White Hart Street, Drury Lane, on the premises Mr. Shearman, boot and shoe-maker, and consider-. able damage done to the building and stock. FATAL ACTH/P ...
... people was such as those above them might in some respects copy with advantage. Of the theatres will just shv a word or two. Drury Lane, iu accordance with old custom, and time honoured observance, put stage Howe's tragedy of Jane Shore ; but the audience ...
... Museum, the National Gallery, &c. All the theatres have done a good business during the holiday week. On Easter Monday, on Drury Lane boards, was produced Rove's tragedy of Jane Shore. The lengthy dialogue and false sentimentality of this old play was anything ...
... spectator! tome pretty dancing—There have been material changes in the programmes of the Theatres during the week just ended. Drury Lane has certainly produced a new play, but it it wholly devoid of merit. The title of the piece is The Pasting Cloud. is from ...