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... quite convinced me he is Brutus Jerdan's Autobiography. The Indebteo Aristocracy.—A sheriff's officer came npon the stage ot Drury-lane some years ago, with process against the late Mr. kllliston. Inquiring if he had much business hand, the officer replied ...
... loss will prove not less than £2,000 £3,000. On Wednesday week a respectably dressed young man whilst sitting in the pit of Drury Lane Theatre, witnessing the performance of Hamlet, suddenly fell from his seat, and, on being raised up, was found to be dead ...
... exercise my fortitude.— Defence of tite Eclipse of faith. Off the Stage.—At this time Mademoiselle Saltarelli was dancing at Drury-lane Theatre, and it may certainly be said that Clive's first love was bestowed upon that beauty, whose picture of course he ...
... It appears that a man named George Carter was charged with stealing play-bills, the property of Mr. Smith, the leasee of Drury Lane Theatre. It was known that the man intended to plead guilty to the charge, he had already done before the Magistrate, and ...
... partisans on each side, and the clamour raised was more fitting for bear-garden than a religious gathering. A rival opera at Drury-lane commenced proceedings on Easter Monday. W hat the materials of the company are to be, is at present matter of rumour only ...
... comedian, are the Marquis of Abercom, for 2,500/., and the Marquis of Normanhy, 300/.—money lent. Tbe rival Opera Company at Drury-lane is full action, ami Formes and Reichardt have appeared in Freischutz to crowded houses. A legacy of 2,000/. to the British ...
... POETRY. MODERN DRAMATIC TASTE. Where the muae! Cut this Drury Lane ! drams then is sadly the wane. Well, never mind-there, there, yon need not froan, jaeh lessee now has Shaksperes of his own! Writing common now, and feat Contracted for at so much by ...
... the French stage than on our own. Readings from Shakesf-ere.—On Monday evening, Mr. James Russell, ofthe Theatre Royal, Drury lane, gave a reading, at the Guildhall, from the Merchant of Venice,' selecting that part which Antonio and Shylock are the ...
... TOWN-HALL, WORCESTER. By Permission of the Worshipful TIIE MA YOB. s —_____ MR. JAMES RUSSELL, Fr °m the Theatres Boyal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden,) 1 EGS to announce that he will give his Second *-> READING FROM SHAKESPERE on THURSDAY EVENING, MAY ...
... announcing that Engagement hss been eSecled with the popular and fascinating Actress MISS FITZPATRICK, the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Haymarket, Ac., for POUR nights ONLY next week. Khe will make !,•» first appearance MONDAY NEXT in Sheridan Knowles’s beautiful ...
... take tea together at the Guildhall. The Theatre.—As announced last week, Miss Fitapatrick, an actress of celebrity from the Drury Lane and Haymarket Theatres, has been fulfilling engagement at our theatre for four nights, and has favoured the lovers of the ...
... Places far the Boxes may he secured. HERNANDEZ, STONE. & NEWSOME’S AMERICAN EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT, the Theatre Roval, Drury Lane, London, t Portable eleemt AMPHITHEATRE, with werful AMERICAN TROOPd and &TUD of FIFTY HORSES. wiU enter the Town rt Eleven ...