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... Shakespere's time, Drury Lane appears to have been celebrated for the best productions of the second-rate orderof dramatists, a set of men who would have been first 'in any other age. We have little to say of the par- ticulars of Drury. Lane at this period ...
... shelved by official indolence or inattention, and yet such wvas the case; it had long slumbered amongst the rejerted dramas of Drury Lane Theatre, when the almost bankrupt necessities of that establishment, causing a freshl search for some needful novelty, its ...
... Garden an 1811. -Here she remained first, foremost, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury Lane. Soon after, she became Mrs. Bartley,. the wife of the excellent comedian. _Mrs. Bartlev died in the 65th vear of her age ...
... the -llaint commander fuilly anticipates being able to leave \\ oolwich for Green- hithe, on the 25th instaA.Mra Chroiele. Drury Lane 2TheatrerOn Friday at a general nmeeting 8 of the actors, actresses, and other ernploy&- of Drury iane f Theatre, which ...
... upon -their pails, dhanting with a. tliller-he-ore- tnsont, - nint Daw- ipretty Nelly standing at hter lodgings' door in Drury Lane, in her e stiock sleeves and boddice, lookitig upon one: she seemed a t diahtyuretty creature.' AtoJ again ?? -My wife away ...
... was immediately Signed bynearly l00members. At t present, we believe, the intention is to give the entertain- -f ment in Drury Lane Theatre, where tables may be laid for 1100 br 1200 persons.-Weekl$Y Chronicle. The Late Attack on the Queen.-The United ...
... Patrick Hop- kins to bh Licutenant, %without purchase, vice Erend, de- cea. * ed. BANKRUPTS. R. G. Ward, Brownlow Street, Drury Lane, London, coach- currier E. Hyrous, John Street, Tottenham Court Road, London, pianof-trte mnanufacturer T. W. Dornfoid, ...
... ability, was very fine; and, though by no means so over- powelingly grand as when the great maestro appears in high state in Drury Lane, surrounded by a group of 150 artistes, yet from hearing such strong materials as he brought here with him to conduct the ...
... member of Parliament, ?? theo sala ry will be reduced to £1500 a Year.-Times..5 On M'Vonday nigh't M.i Julien p rdedued at Drury'Lane his t Cleat.Exhib~itioes Qizadrillley w Ith a pomp and parade that t put all his previous essays into the shade. 1The alhab- ...
... pantomimes. This ;ear change is observable, which yet is hardly an advance tO ora: i nalir. .Humptv Dumpty is the hero of Drury Lane, i the Brave of the Princess', Sir John Falstaff of the Sn C' i and Aladdin of Sadler's Wells; while history finds irs seii ...
... Bond, Street., The monotony of the theatrical world has been agreeably interrupted by the appearance of a ne w comedy at Drury Lane entitled The Old: Love and the New, from the pen ofmr, Sullivan; and 'although not posscssing the merit of his former ...
... John Hellicar as Consol at Newport for His Majesty the King of Hanover. BANKRUPTS. F. G. Johns, late of Great Queen Street, Drury Lane, now of New Yard, Great Queen Street, London, medical and gene- ral fixture dealer J. Bain, Liverpool, stationer P. Van ...