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... TIIREATENED CONFLAGRATION.—Sheridan is reported to have once fallen into a coal cellar on his way home after supping at Drury Lane. His abuse of the occupant of the cellar for not keeping a light at • the door, was warmly retorted by the worthy wife, ...
... may whisper that the same assistants have been secured for the future as for the present work namely, the writer of the Drury Lane pantomimes, a gentleman on the staff of the Court Jourual, and a celebrated mad-doctor who .is in the habit of making copious ...
... succeeded Messrs. Wilsom and Montague in 1869. This is the Company that performed at the St. George's Hall, agent-street, Drury-lane Theatre, and Crystal Palace. The Company includes MR. C. BERNARD, Th Queen's favourite Baritone. Author of Just before ...
... yet good-humoured eloquence made him everywhere popular. In presiding over the vast assemblages which met once a week m Drury Lane or Covent Garden he acted like one to the manner born. The Times complimented the youthful chairman of the League, who ...
... LESSEE . - MR. B. SIIERIDAN. ACTING MANAGER Engagement of MI SS JULIA SEAMAN, MR. GIBSON, The celebrated tragedian from Drury Lane Theatre. The following pieces will be produced during the week : HAMLET, +LEAH, EAST LYNN. Time and prices as usual. COMMERCIAL ...
... London, from the effects of nine wounds inflicted by his wife with a hatchet.. The parties resided in an Irish colony in Drury-lane. The woman is in custody on the charge of murder. ROYAL VISIT To DERBY.—The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Derby on ...
... on by the Consen'ative successes at the present election. EXTRAORDINARY BENEFIT.—The tickets for the Webster benefit at Drury Lane, next we k, are selling at the enormous price (if £2 10s. each, and it is expected that the receipts will be nearly £3,000 ...
... Covent Garden, and Drury Lane, London. MB. WALTER CAREY, Nobility's Concerts. London. S. MAY, Versatile Vocalist and median. A. RICKETTS, Baritcne Buffo, Drury Lane, and Crystal Palace. A. B R E'N NI R , Primo Tenore, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden ...
... London and it may be interestieg to note, as tending to show the relative Popularity of the different composers, that at Drury Lane of 18 operas produced 7 performances were devoted to Rossini, to Verdi 7, Bellini 5, Donizetti 10, Beethoven 6, Flotow 4 ...
... Opera—namely, Mdlle. Marie Roze (or Marie Ponsin rightly) and Signor Giulio Perkins (Mr. Perkins the American bass), both of the Drury Lane Italian Opera troupe. Earl Annesley died suddenly at Cowes, on Sunday evening. He had just dressed for dinner, and was about ...
... Sheridan, the enterprising lessee of this theatre, announces the enfor five nights of Mr. J. Dewhurst, from the heatre itoyal, Drury-lane. Mr. Dewhurst, is a tragedian of some eminence, and will, no doubt, be favourably received by the play-going public of ...
... her _ triumphs were sufficiently great to render Mr. Mapleson's engagement with her a very judicious one. Her debut at Drury Lane (Rotina being the character again s elected) was so successful that she is likely to prove of the attractions of the operatic ...