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... published at Milan in 1883. In the same year, 1883, he published Italian and other Studies, and wrote for the English Opera at Drury Lane the libretto of a drama, ' Colomba, the music of which was by Mr. A. 0. Mac- kenzie. Two years ago, also in conjunction ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. A big audience, which included many visitor* (mm outside the city, assembled the Theatre Royal Monday enjoy the Drury Lane drunk, The Prodigal Daughter. tor five yean this drama has been before the public, and though the national theatre has ...
... erection. In a few days Mr. Harris will open am cxhibition of Soudanese arms, dresses, and relics, in the grand saloon at Drury Lane, Several officers have promised to help Dir, Harris with the loan of their treasures, and no effort vill be spare(d to inahce ...
... appeared on the stage during the fve years ofOuTrnarriage, and accepted 'the engagesennt under Mr, BousieAult's management at Drury Lane Theatre in direct opposition to my expressed wishes. It had been my pride to maintain her from myocra resources, ancd we ...
... as a cement end plnister manufacturer, at 181, Drury Lane, and also at Derby and W\estoisen.Trent. His debts are retnuin at 216,650., with assets consisting of the manufactory at Derby, a depbt in Drury Lane, andj a leasehold interest (subject to mortgage) ...
... and Bijou appeared at Covent Garden with their armies of mail-clad warriors. The price of the armour which glitters from Drury Lane to the pro- vinces varies very considerably-from £B5. upwards. One of our most enterprising managers has before now given ...
... Queen and the late Prince Consort. He subsequently bad engagements at the St. James's, Sadler's Wells, the Standard, and Drury Lane, and after making a farewell tour of the United Kingdom, sailed for America in November, 1857. He met with an enthusiastic ...
... of the principal performers received a call. The ?? is peceded by anrausing farce entitled Te Little Babel ?? DRURY LANE THEATRE. Drury Lane Theatre was the scene of a, pleasant little function on Saturday 'hi -ht, writes a representative. The Babes ...
... Tottenlihm Street, now so well known as the Prince of Wales's. Int May, 1822, he held a sobordinate posi- tion in the great Drury LAne company; and an illness which overtook Afr. Harley gave him the chance of appear. ing at as few hours' notice in Shakespeare's ...
... possess a degree of interest. Mr. Wilkes Booth is the second son of the late Junius Brutus Booth, who was eminent tragedian Drury Lane nearly half century ago. He was man of strange eccentric character, and at several periods of his life was afflicted with ...
... indemnity as between that company and the British Provident Company. SERIOUS FIRE IN DRURY LANE. Between two and three yesterday morning, a fire took place in Clare Court, Drury Lane, London, at the house No. 17, which was occupied by D. Conway, greengrocer. All ...
... FIRES. Much excitement was caused early yesterday morning in the vicinity of Drury Lane, London, owing to the dis- covery that the large premises, 46, Parker Street, off Drury Lane, used by hMr. Augustus Harris as a wardrobe for theatrical costumes, had caught ...