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... plays is The Selffsh Mans. His most ambitions work, however, Is Bianca, a play in five acts, which was under rehearsal at Drury-lane up to the time of Robson's fiight.- she play has been in print for the lest two or three months, and It bears the following ...
... in mind that for four years Rblson has been sue. porting a most extravagant establishment, engaging boxes at the opera, Drury-lane, &c., &c. Wh3t the exact amount La will not be ascertained until the dividends are payable. Sergeant Ballantine is retained ...
... his retirement should not be regarded as the adhesion of Carlisle to Lord Palmerston. BFIDPORT.-Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, and proprietor of the &Szifai Aenac, has addressed the elec- tors of Bridport on Liberal principles. EJcrtox or ...
... to restrain Mr. Dillon from vio- lating an agreement entered into between the plaintiff anA defendant, and from acting at Drury-lane Theatre, or h any other place, without the sanction or perurt.joa ia writing of the plaintiff during the twelve nunis commenclng ...
... Tuesday, 8t, James's Theatre, London, was Offeled for sale by public nDction. The highest bid was 16,500Z. by Ur. ?? Smytb, of Drury-lane Theatre; but It vae bough$ a ft the ?? Price of 19,6004 ...
... 16tb, 1447. HooRIaBLE ArTTEtrT AT MuuIDUn-On Saturday night a man, named James Geary, who lived in Little Russell- street, Drury-lane, inflicted fsarful wounds in the throat of his wile, to whom he had. been married only three weeks, from which it is feared ...
... SCaooLs ran i ST. Grias.-The Ro- man CCatholic Clergy have lately bought a piece of ground at the end of 0harles-street, Drury-lane, which for some years past has been vacant, on which it la intended to erect a building for schools, which will bte called- ...
... TO MUBDER A PoLrnCe CON3rTABLFC.-On Wednes- day afternoon great excitement was created in the immediate neighbourhood of Drury-lane, in consequence of a desperate attempt having been made by an abandoned female to mur- der a police officer whilst in the ...
... in. Englandj,- and thea actor who had achieved a bigh reputation in Dublin was :sure :to :experience a hearty welcome at Drury-lane and Covent Garden. The London managers used always to turn most bopefully to the Irish metropolis as the place from which ...
... et, on the body of Sarah Crowder, aged 54. Fromn the evidege it appeared that the deceased resided at I1, Wych-atreet, Drury- lane, and had for several years been employed at the a various metropolitan theatres. On Wednesday night, about ten o'elocs, ...
... destructive fire took place on the premiees belonging to ?? H. Keern, a furniture dealer, ,carrYing on busnaoes at No 130, Drury-lane. The disaster was caused by a spark flying out of the kitchen firp, whlch ?? somo things in that part ol the building, and ...
... manikins, and you can't help thinly. luig that they are intended for a pantomim.s, nco on the stage of Europe, but of Drury-lane. A London Life Guardsman would be a veritable Gulliver among such Lilliputians, and would, to all ap- pearances, ride down ...