... Principal Tenor of Her Majesty's Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, &c. MR. TERROTT, Second Tenor. MR. LEW ENS and MR. TEMPEST, Basses. MR. HENRY BENTLEY, Comedian. MR. CHARLES DURAND, Of Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres Royal, London. Mr. Harvey, Mr. R. De ...

... Director and Lessee, MR. ELLIOT GALER. AST THREE NIGHTS of Messrs. HOLE and WILMOT’S COMPANY in the great THE WORLD, From Drury Lane Theatre. ENGAGEMENT for SIX NIGHTS ONLY of Mr. CHARLES MaJILTON, and Pewerful Company, including Mr. Lionel Rignold, Mr ...

... least 0 years * old. » i Arrangements are being made for the partingperformances and the farewell benefit of Mr. Charles at Drury Lane. J Forty years ago, ere he was out of his teens, he began his career that theatre in Norval. ' It is said that truffles ...

... We trust, however, none will feel offended At seeing grace, with rustic things thus blended. Though not the palmy days of Drury Lane, Thougi now the drama may be on the wane, We've beauty, fashion, art and talent, too, To say what more we want, [ leave ...

... Mapleson opera coalition seems to have como to naught, since Mr. Mapleson is now announcing the commencement of his season at Drury Lane. Mr. Dickens intends to return in the Cuba, which to sail homewards on the 22nd of next month. His visit to the States has ...

... benefit Drury Lane on Thursday week, at which all the talent of London assisted. The benefit is said to have produced £500. Shakspere's play of Henry the Eighth—the closing piece of the author's historical dramas—has revived at Drury Lane Theatre, ...

... and that the pnepective engagemente at the Royal Opera include the following powerful attractions : Aug?stue Harris' Great Drury Lane Drama, PLRASIIRE. C►rl Ror►'e New Light Opera Camp►ny. HANDS ACROSS THE SEA, SWEET LAVENDER Shiel Barry and Hod arth's ...

... Although nothing definitely settled as yet, it probable that her Majesty's Company will give their Italian Opera Season Drury Lane this year. was wise to put low price upon the Queen's Book, which is being enquired after by purchasers as well as circulating ...

... some occupants of houses in Sharp-street and the Market-place, complaining the bad smell arising from the slaughter houses Drury lane. The Clerk was instructed to write to the occupiers the houses complained »f, and inform them that they must abide strictly ...

... Museum, a collectioo of MS. plays, or parts of plays, about 160 number, which formerly constituted the theatrical chest of Drury Lane Theatre I while under the management of R. Brinsley Sheridan. ' I The Requiem of Mozart was sung at the Chapel of the ! ...

... portable EQUESTRIAN PALACE, with a and talented AMERICAN TROUPE & STUD of FORTY HORSES, From the Amphitheatres in America and Drury Lane, London, and the only American Company that has visited England since the days of Sands, will enter’ the town at eleven ...

... to pay for the expenses of her long illness* and funeral Lord Byron's tragedy of Muifred, which is now being played at Drury Lane, will shortly be withdrawn on account of the approaching production of the Christmas pantomime the subject of which win ...