... to a handsome testimonial fend is being raised for Mr blapleron,—that he is now making arrangements to produce opera at Drury Lane Theatre next sesson,— and that sabeeriptioss in aid of the employer, are promised. ...

... principal Artistic of the ANGLO-ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. Ma AUGUSTUS. BRAIIAM. The celebrated Tenor. at the Theatots-leyaL Drury Lane and Covent Garden; FLORENCE LANCIA, The greatest English Prima Donna of the day; Moto ANNIE LENO, favourite Contraltn, from ...

... wife—Violetta—may be seen any day or night on the finger of— P. T. Smith ! ! !—well may one wonder—of Drury Lane Theatre. Dunn, who had been secretary at Drury Lane, almost, if not shoe.. ther, since Garrick's time, had Violates Garrick's riog presented to him ...

... & Ritchie. This number opens with extracts from an able and eloquent sermon delivered in the Scotch Church, Crown Court, Drury Lane, London, on Good Friday this year, by the Rev. Mr Caird of Errol. A deep train of thought runs through Mr Caird's discourse ...

... thu following •ill appear : - MADAME WEISS. The Eminent Sloane, from Her Mairsty'• Private 'mens, the Operas. Curvet (Ism. Drury Lane, 5.,. K. WEISH, The unseat 6►un, Composer of the Village Blacksmith, CILX RRRRRR BROUSIL FAMILY, Who have had the ...

... immediately concerned. LINES HELEN' are the verieatdoggerel. arbroatb Qutbc. SATURDAY, MAY 17, .851. THE KILRIE EXHIBITION AT DRURY LANE TIIEATRE. Scarcely had the fumes of the Edinburgh Protectionist orgie been allowed to dissipate, scarcely had there been ...

... INA ACEI, Th peat !Wilk Verbs.; 111./IDAIIE AMADEI. fro; R. A. ItILN E, Tsar; MIL HAMILTON BiliH•M, Primo Bola from RoyaL Drury Lane, Lyceum Opera Home, and St James's, London ; SIGNOR FUMAROLA, Baritone ; M. EDOUARD KEMENY Priming 8010 Violinist to ; MADAME ...

... stall at Drury Lane, and could not be accommodated—and though seats no doubt change bands at big prices the management gains nothing by this, and does not sanction any sub-letting arrangement. But even at the ordinary prima, the sum that Drury Lane and the ...

... Chemist. FORFAR WILLIAM LAW, Chen t, 13th November 1852 EXTRAORDINARY FEAT AT DRURY LANE THEATRE.—An, American, named Sands, is at present attracting large assemblages to Drury Lane Theatre, to witness the extraordinary feat performed by him, of walking on ...

... the production of Howard Glover's New and Highly summand Operetta of • ONCE TOO OFTEN, Is CNARACITIN, Produced recently at Drury Lane, and performed at the Crystal Palace and Sydenham, with such immense success, will he given, wipported by Blanche de Mary ...

... which re. ceived fatal injuries while being pot into a box at the Worcester Station. Mr Lcretres benefit representations at Drury Lane Theatre have been so successful that be has presented Mdlle. Piccolomini with a splendid brace. let, in token of his gratitude ...

... memory of former kindness is oblitfirated. THE letter of Jedediah Gleishbotham.' and an article on the Kileio' Exhibition in Drury Lane Theatre, are both 'crushed out' this week. ' P. Q.' is not exactly in our way ; nor do we think there is a respectable paper ...