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... QUEEN’S ROYAL THEATRE The appearance of Mr. Gusravus Brooke, and company from Drury Lane, tbe Queen's shows the spirit with which its management is sustained. Monday night Shakespeares magnificent Othello” was performed, in which Mr. Brooke ably sustained ...
... joumment of the debate, which was negatived 83 to 336 ; majority, 253. . Mr. Latahd made some explanatian of hia speech Drury lane, maintaining that Ix'id Palmerston had more than once treated aerious maltera with levity. The home then divided For Mr ...
... Hardy;’ she very gracefully, and introduced my song, the rough blast heaves the billows,’ originally sung by Sirs. Jordan Drury-lane, which she sang Well to produce a general call for its repetition from the audience. She was in private life highly esteemed ...
... HYMAN DAVIS. DENTIST, 109, GRAFTON-STREET, Time Doom from SuffbK-sireet. Cask Maoamb Caradobi. —Mr. Bloman, the carpenter of Drury lane, who procured the arrest of Madame Caradori and Pavtei, making an affidavit that they were about to fly England in debt ...
... unanimously called the front. Mr. Granby played Sir Robert Mellowboy with his usual ability. Miss Mason, of the Theatre Uoyal, Drury lane, made her first appearance, and won the npprabution ot the house clever personation the character of Simkiiu and Miss Seaman ...
... admirably himself, and displaying great knowledge as stage-manager. We perceive that Miss Fanny Vining, of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, and Mr. E. L. Davenport, the cele. brated American tragedian, who lately performed with so much success at the Haymarket ...
... excited one, applauded with gonuine delight. The theatrical ...
... Palace Theatre the 24th of this month does not seem to deserve similar condonation. pleads his allegiance to King Smith, of Drury-lane, whom he has been expressly forbidden perform Windsor;” and being the articled servant of King Smith, alleges that he cannot ...
... cleared until half past eleven o’clock. Mr. Balfe is at present in Paris, and is, we understand, engaged on a new opera for Drury lane Theatre, which opens in December. Mdlle. Wagner, the rising star of Germanv, is likely to make her first appearance at Paris ...
... open the •* Diddieser lino What day next week is it going to rain ? When will the BiitUb drama shire” In Corent Garden, or Drury Lane The Editor sat, Ac Editor dear, you want mate ? Because Pre two or three daughters fair: I've often beard of the river Plate ...
... Pimlico, that church has been “closed until further notice, by the! Churchwardens, Sir John Harrington and Mr. Briscoe. Drury Lane, according to announcement, is to open on boxing day, with the orthodox attraction of a Harlequinade; and a similar veneration ...
... the politics from England. Listen. In 1704 —as veridical play-bills assure us—a company of French tumblers performed at Drury lane with immense success. This, of course, produced English imitations. To an eye less sagacious than that which is owned by ...