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... The figure is full length, rather above the natural size. During the performance of La Sonnarnhula on Wednesday night at Drury lane Theatre an alarm of fire was caused by a gentleman the boxes, who fancied he saw smoke arising from a part of the proscenium ...
... enjoyment is anticipated in witnessing a renewal of these fetes. Preparations are in progress by Alfred Bunn, Esq., late of Drury Lane Theatre, under the express patronage of the Right Hon. Lord Ward, for treating the public with a sight of the castle caverns ...
... black bud sought to recover from Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, the sum of 11. 10s., on an alleged breach of agreement. It appeared that in the late Christmas pantomime Drury-lane, the plaintiff gave 11. 10s. to a person who was agent todefenJant ...
... Castle Grounds got up on a SCALE OF GRANDEUR in which no expense or talent has been spared by MR. BUNN, late Lessee of the Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres, by permission | of LORD WARD. On referring to the Dudley Castle Bills full particulars may be ...
... Castle Grounds got up on a SCALE OF GRANDEUR in which no expense or Ment has been spared by MR. BUNN, late Lessee of the Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres, by permission of LORD WARD. On referring to the Dudley Castle Bills full particulars may be ...
... Wellington. 1001. has been paid over to the Wellington College from the proceeds ot the late amateur dramatic performance at Drury-lane Theatre. 501. has teen contributed to the fund for Mr. A. Reach. The Children of the Royal Domestics.—Her Majesty having ...
... performance, and drew two ' enthusiastic recalls from a crowded and distinguished audience. I The rival establishment, Drury Lane, is also having a I very successful season. Here the entciprising lessee, E. J. Smith, is, one might almost say, giving ...
... Mint. ,£700 has been paid over to the Wellington College from the proceeds of the late amateur dramatic performance at Drury Lane Theatre. LbO has been contributed to the fund for Mr. Angus Reach. On the 20th of November, 1854, the total number of depositors ...
... Broome, the Pugilist. — On Friday night Mr. Langham, Deputy Coroner for Westminster, held an inquest at the Wrekin Tavern, Drury Lane, touching the death of John Broome, aged 38, the well- known pugilist, who (as we stated last week) committed suicide on ...
... Mackenzie said there were 40 ticket- of-leave men in the immediate neighbourhood of the Court, and chiefly in Charles Street, Drury Lane, who had returned to their old haunts and to their former course of life. Mr. Jardine said he had a very strong feeling ...
... Reform Association held their first general meeting since their formation, on Wednesday- evening, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane. I was pre- sent, and must in strict accordance with truth say that the assemblage was both numerous and respectable, ...
... French river. The Administrative Reform Association. — This Association held their first meeting on Wednesday night, in Drury Lane Theatre. The admission was by ticket only, and shortly after tiie doors were opened the house was crowded in every part ...