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... 1811. Here she remained, first, fore- most, and without a rival, until 1814, when she transfer- red her services to new Drury-lane. Soon after she be- came Mrs. Bartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. She who Mrs. Bartley died in the 65th year of ...
... , that we regret he did not devote himself more to the composition of English opera. We have heard this music performed Drury-lane Theatre, with the aids ofaeting, scenery and machinery: Stu'divi. playing Poly plume,and the choruses came out with such ...
... night, after a short illness. It will be recollected that on Friday evening last, when she took her farewell benefit at Drury-lane Theatre, she was scarcely able to go through the character of Mrs. Malaprop, in the Rira!s, arising from constitutional ...
... Charles Young had a weekly salary of 20/. Covent-garden, and in the following year be had a nightly one of the same amount at Drury-lane, a scale of remuneration, according to which he was paid until his retirement from the stage In the very height of their ...
... must have walked through the tunnel.— Chester R NERATION OF ActTors.—In the year 1765, David Gar was at the head of the Drury-lane company, with a salary per night of 2/. 15s. 61.; Mr. Yates (the famous O/h/llo) and his wife, 3/. Gs. Sd.; Palmer and his ...
... beyond the reach of art.” He was at Eton when © Mr. Caleratt, a member of parliament, and one of the most influential of the Drury-lane cnamittee of that day, had offered to procure for him a eack tship in the East India Company’s | service. His thought the ...
... CRY AT DRURY.LANE THEATRE Even at Jullien’s concert, on Friday night, the feeling of the people was tumultuously expressed. The following is from the Sunday Times “ On Friday, the opening night of M. Jullien’s Promenade Con- certs at Drury-lane, the feeling ...
... produce. The total loss is calculated to exceed 120 000/. The Grand ProtxctiorMiethio.—The grand Protectionist meeting, Drury lane Theatre, will take place Tuesday, April 20th, and nut on May Ist, originally announced. It is expected that the muster will ...
... meeting of the National Association for the Protection Industry and Capital throughout the British Empire” held yesterday Drury.lane Theatre. When the various doors were opened, the rush was it tremendous, and a few moments, every portion of the houseboxes ...
... having lasted five hours and a quarter. The Supplemental meeting of persons who had been unable to obtain admission at Drury-lane Theatre was held in St. Martin’s Hall, Long-acre. The chair was taken by Earl Stanhope, and the meeting was addressed his ...
... PROTECTION. The proceedings at tbo great Protectionist meeting at Drury-lane, on Tuesday, occupy a considerable portion of our present publication. It scarcely possible to exaggerate their importance. Whether we consider the rank and numbers, or the variety ...
... that charge —(hear.) It the Anti-corn Law League made speeches in Covent-garden, surely the Protectionists made speeches in Drury-lane—(hear, hear.) If the members of the Anti-corn Law League carried their speeches at times beyond the bounds of discretion ...