... same year that H. Kemble, Miss O'Nell, and Dursuet first' appeared at Covent Garden, Macready at Bath, and Edmund Keen at Drury Lane. - 'r subsequent years she made her parts in Maria Darlington, Rebecca ( Ivan. hoe ), Virginius, and Miranda her own. ...

... the hero of Rooke'; opera, Henrique; or, The love Pilgrim. When The Bohemian Girl was produced in November 1543, at Drury Lane, Mr. Harrison was the original Thaddeus; and the popularity which he imparted to Balfe's tuneful ballads, The Fair Land ...

... at the Ecinceis' i ?? greater success than on i hr t P p' Bdoctionr Englan~d in the Days of CharC ?? waViS pr-oduced at Drury Lane in sSeptercbc.X ?; a Ninon, atthe Adeiph-i, wvhich ran foru: ccr t.f n three montths. Iti was followed boy ?? ?? ' f play ...

... (Saturday) afternoon at 2 30. PARRY-April 27, at 66, Oswald-street, in his 70th year, Edward Parr 'late tearnowner, of 22, Drury. lane), the beloved lusband of Martha Panry. Inter. ment at Anfield Cemnetery to-rnorrow (Sunday), at nine a.m. Friends wil please ...

... Parkinson. neap.o A. PARRY-April 27, at 66, Oswvald.street. in his 70th Jsr year, Edwari Parry (late teamow-ner, of 22, Drury- . lane), the beloved husband of bfarthta Pary. Iuter- Incn at Anfield Cemretery on Sundaynext, at nine to, a.m. Friends will please ...

... born In London, in May, 1800, and first appeared on the stage tt Sadler's Wells, as Rolla, and shortly after (in 1819) at . Drury lane, as Tsrumoe n, in George Barnwell. Mr. l Hansblin went to America in 1825, appearing at the Park Theatre, New York, as ...

... success. s In 1870, on Saturday, September 24, first per- t formance at Drury-lane Theatre of the dramia e of Amy Robsart, she acted the title role. D The same year, at Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday, December 19, Miss Neilson appeared as Juliet, the character ...

... refuge in Ireland from the peresecutions in the time of Louis XIV. Oct. a7, James, infant son of George Bateman, pablican, Drury lane, Oct. 18, aged 86, Elizabeth, relict of the late Captain Robert Wilson. Oct 19, in Itaport-lane, Everton, after a lingering ...

... vanished, and are now but a memory. On the production of Mr. A C. Mackenzie's opera T !he Trou- babour, by Mr. Carl Rosa, at Drury-lane, Liszt made an offer to the Scottish eomposer to transcribe for the piano, portions of that work. So happy a compliment ...

... daughter of'Mr. 'Jonaithan Ashley.! 3rnT-Aug6.d, In Butler atreetjWeet'Detby.road, aged in0, 1:zabeth, ?? of Mr Joln Berr, of Drury-lane t.lnths tow ; : Sinosv-Aug. 8, at 101, Dtqflelane, aged 7 months, f.Oeorge FEdtward, of eir. Grge * t..; ?? JiNghlaOJ, ug ...

... Tottenham- o street, now so well known as the Prince of Wales's. 'oIn May, 1824, he held a subordinate position in 4s the great Drury-lane company; and an illness which 3 overtookir. Harleygave himthe chance of appear- 3 ing at a few hours' notice in Shakespeare's ...

... Mr. Richards' career, and who says that when the English version of Auber's Dianans de Is Couronne was presented at Drury-lane there were introduced several songs by the Welsh composer, w hich had such happy resemblance to the character of the original ...