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... reaching ” above £2500. > remarks the Literary Gazette, **be a door-keeper in the Lords’ Iouse than a dweller elsewhere !’ a Drury Lane Theatre is once more closed, having proved Mr, Anderson intends to renew his attempt to play the ‘‘legitimate drama’’ next ...
... celebrated actress, died on Monday after a short illness, On Friday evening last, when she took her farewell benefit at Drury- lane theatre, she was scarcely able to through the character of Mrs, Malaprop, in the debility. For a few days and it was doubted ...
... priest, ‘* but I never eat A Maw or Consequexce.—A native of the sister island having come to London the first time, went to Drury Lane Theatre. In the course of the evening there was a great hubbub in the gallery, upon which Pat (who was in the pit) rose ...
... will OPEN for the usual Season MONDAY NEXT, Sept. 1850, Under the Sole Management of Mr. Hooper, Late of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Manager of the James's Theatre, Loudon, and of the Theatres Royal, Bath and Brighton. A higlily-talen Company already ...
... gratification to announce that he I has entered into an Engagement with the celebrated MR. BUNN, (Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, ) To deliver his LITERARY and DRAMATIC MONO- LOGUE, and New Mode of Commenting on the Genius and Career ...
... high gratification to announce that he has entered into an Engagement with the celebrated MR. BUNN, (Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, ) To deliver his LITERARY and DRAMATIC MONO- LOGUE, and New Mode of Commenting on the Genius and Career ...
... which was all the The tellows then decamped, and have not been seen siace. x = a — ee On ay a pew comedy was produced at Drury Lane, with more tham ordinary success. Ic entitled “Old Love amd the New,” by Mr. Sulliwan, the author of “ The Beggar on Horseback ...
... Robert [Wyatt Milverton James Shirt, Ki Torspary, Pesruary 1). Joba Barugh, High Holborn, oilman. WL. Wood, Charles-street, Drury-lane, piano forte maker. Edwin Bliss, Barbican, R. B. Coltman, Court milliner Jobn Marrell +c H_ D. Stevensoa, smcbhor-mpnulactacer ...
... following Artisics will have the honor of appearing :— VOCALIsTs : MISS MESSENT, (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) MISS POO (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) z. GRAY, = ated Buffo,) and MR. FRA NK BODDA. INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS: Flutee—MR. RICHAR SON. A ...
... will take place at the Town-hall, on March the l2th, 1851. MISS MESSENT, (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) MISS POOLE, (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) MR. E GRAY, (The celebrated Buffo,) and MR. FRANK BODDA. INsTRUMENTAL Flute—MR. RICHARDSON. V ...
... Society to attend the aggregzte Meeting of the friends of Protection to Native Industry and Capital, which will be held in Drury Lane Theatre oo the Ist of May next, being the second aeniversary of the National Assoctation. GEO. M. FOX, Secretary. Packets ...
... GREAT PROTECTIONIST GATHERING. There is to be a great meeting in Drury Lane on Tuesday next, over which the Duke of will preside. Admission will be by tickets, which may be had jon at the office of the National Society, South Sea , and ‘* the acceptance ...