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... PICCO, the Great Sardinian Minstrel.- Eni r twelve nlghtsof Miss MARRIOTT, the Celebrated Tragic ► , ~1 C Theatre Royal. Drury-lane, London, and Mr. T. C. '.. .■ List entirely suspended, Public ITesa excepted.—No aln prices.—On This (SATURDAY) Evening ...
... lie-enescrment of *• PICCO,” for SIX NIGHTS Last Week of MaKUI*)TT. the Celebrated Tragic Actressof the Theatre Royal, Drury -lane. London, and Mr. T. C. KlNO.—Free List entirely susr nded. Public Preaa excepted.-No alteration In Prices—On Satur- . Pec ...
... His Excellency the Parsiaa Ambassador, accom,nled Captain Lynch, and attended a numerous suite, occupied the Koyal box at Drury-lane Theatre last evening. His Exceljency appeared highly pleased with the entertainments, and especially with the pantomime ...
... Nights of the Season Engagement for Six Nivhts of Miss Marriott, the celebrated Tragic Actress, of the Theatre Royal. Drury lane, London, and Mr. T. C. King.—On This (MONDAY) Evening, FEB. the Bth, 1858. the performances will commence with the celebrated ...
... THEATRE. L ist Four Nights of the Season—Every Night Miss Marriott, ’he celebrated Tiagic Actiess, of the Theatre Royal. Drury lane. London, and Mr. T. C. Klng.-On This (THI RSt-AM Even ng, FEB, the llth. the pertormHiires will commence with Bulwer'a Play ...
... Public m hat character—Laat appearance but One of Miss Marriott, ih* relebrateil Tiagic Acti ess. of the Theatre Koval, Drury lane, London—On This (FKIOAi Kven ng,! FI B. the Tith. the perform will commence witli Shakespeare s Tragedy of MACBETH, with ...
... had received the previous evening, would would now tender the written information of Mr. Patrick Dromgoole, a vintner, 31 Drury-lane. The information was read by Mr. Barry as follows: • Patrick Dromgoole, 31, Drury laue, swore the following deposition : ...
... about quitting the pulpit, of which he an ornament, for the stage, and is forthwith to make bis debut the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. In the character of Hamlet, number of personal friends having formed thcmselvc* Into committee and engaged the theatre ...
... ie parish children of bt. 1 aul s, (.omittied, question whether hereafter guano will ever quoted ■ lon ovcr the stage of Drury-lane Theatre. In at the same figures. Martin’o-iu-the-fieldo, the western boundary-stone ot ' that parish stands in private garden ...
... branch ot the Royal family of England, and a host of the aristocracy, were entertained. The Royal Italian Opera, and that at Drury Lane Theatre, attracted considerably portion of fbe fashionable world, as Madame Bosio appeared in the “Traviata” at the former ...
... the musical entertainments of London is one that deserves special commendation for its novelty and success—the opera at Drury-lane. Mr. Smith, the lessee of that theatre, is a man of daring enterprise. He opened the Alhambra, one of the most splendid ...
... has not abated daring the week. The opera at Coveut Garden and Her Majesty's, and the scarcely inferior performances at Drury Lane, still bring crowds. Her Majesty’s Theatre has this week been attended by assemblages as fashionable, and even more uu- ...