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... member of the Upper Ten, related to the Marquis of Londonderry, has resolved to take to the stage, and will make his debut at Drury Lane after the run of Comus at Easter.— Orchestra, At the French Academy of Sciences M. Flourens read a portion of a pamphlet ...
... would be adopted te the would be best of them world be in George’s street, the next class in and the houses in Fade~ and Drury-lane would pot be eo good, In that way they fact the class of traders who had cconpied the old premises, Already they bad had ...
... BEN! OF MRT. Special Atti MONDAY NFXT, August 19th, Grand Productio rE a of the Great Irish Drama, P By Mr. Chatterton’s Drury lane Company Prices —Brivate Boxes, 20s, Stalls Sa; Balcony 48; Pit Circie 23; Pit 1+; Gallery 6d, 6d; eoond Box Uff ice at 7 ...
... was fortunate enough to win two wive?, both amiable, highly gifted, and accomplished women. The first, Miss Younge, was of Drury Lane Theatre,old enough to be his mother, had saved several thousand pounds, and married him at forty-six. She died eleven years ...
... inmates of the iohrmary, and the recovery of the latter is despaired of. Aon oust Mb. Babkv ln Ui« scene Hichnnl the Third, at Drury lane, Tuesday night, the Dai'u says, Harry Sullivan sustained injury a severe character. lie tight iietween Richard and Richmond ...
... in Berlin that Mdlle. Lucca will create the principal part this year in Ambroise Mignon.—During the forthcoming season at Drury Lane Marino Faliero is one of the pieces which it is convemplated to produce.—According to a Rhenish journal, Offenbach recently ...
... was at the under in “A Yates, as Biddy Nutts, a low-comedy Dream at Sea,” in 1836, and other where, un She wem thence to Drury lane in Beatrice in * Much Ado,” der Macready, she jon af and found sho had a for the al characters. She Haymarket and the Princess's ...
... successive season during which she has played in the Prussian capital. —Mr. F. B. Chatterton's benefit will take place at Drury Lane on Wednesday evening next, on which occasion varied bill will be presented for public patronage. In addition to scenes from ...
... dramatist, and lessee (in partnership with Mr. Chatterton) of Drury- lane Theatre, residing at Acacia-road, St. He ascribes his bankruptcy to losses sustained in the manage- ment of Drury-lane Theatre, and disputes with Mr. Chatter- ton, his late partner ...
... Feltham and the effects of which he bas since at Windsor announced of Canon Knight, Vicar of Thro Joseph death of a man in Drury lane him from @ been fie Chamberiain, Soe and ticuse Purchase to a deputation from the , whi waited him at the Colonial Office ...
... Love ids the scene and woman guides the plot. In 1776 he became, with others, the purchaser of Garrick’s half share in Drury Lane Theatre. The total was £35,000. Sheridan's share was £10, 000. It never has nominal price been ascertained from what sources ...
... of Wal THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. es, attended by the Countess of Morton and Lieutenant- Colonel Keppel, went to Drury Lane Theatro on Saturday evening. The house was crowded in every part. ‘The Royal party did oot arrive till after the had fallen ...