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... fate. True, the walls | forthcoming ; EXTRAORDINARY DgMONSTRATION AGAINST THB SunDaY about the private t! heatricals at Drury Lane Theatre. He Bay, from the shi ps, | and roof were standing, but all the rest of what constitutes i in general, anc i that ...
... Admini rative Reformers in their charges inst Lord PALMERSTON on the score named by r. and others, on Wednesday evening, at Drury Lane. x To the of the RACING NOTES. Sir,—I went to Newcastle for the Grat time during a pretty loug racing career. J am not sorry ...
... or four difficult escapes took place. A meeting of the Administrative Reform Association was held on Wednesday evening at Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Charles Dickens was the principal speaker. Avowing that he preferred literature to politics, Mr! Dickens contended ...
... Steamer, NOBTHMAN, will be the 10h inst. Has be reostved till All cargo must be —Vor rates of freight and wet end OO., 4, Drury Lane, Laverpool. EVERY SVENING TO BEL! BELFAST AND THE NORTH oe FLEETWOOD. In connection and North Western MAILST VLEETWOOD for ...
... osecuted, ate The cutor was a small ‘armer, aud 15t plauon of t he past, the future presented no encourage- George Smart, in Drury Lane ‘Theatre. off except ‘Tuere might Lave been a hundred wowen in the aud r. Powell. ck ou the night of the day named, meut ...
... the of April 18u3 the of 1814 this first performed in England at one of the annual series ot Oratorios giveu by Smart in Drury Lane Theatre The restrictions the war prevented obtaining copy ot the printed score through the ordinary medium of importation ...
... specialty. The appointment, therefore, recognises the principle of Administrative Reform in high places, and the Society at Drury-lane are fairly entitled to sing Io Pcean on so joyous an occasion. Whether the proposed transference of Sir Benjamin Hall to ...
... having brought oat be more fami liar than most bis owa version of that work ou the boards of our theatre, in uced it at Drury Lane 1821, and havi subsequently tly prod vious te Mr. becom- theatre, under on’s mabagement, pre From what we can lessee of ...
... counties, and others, town men for the most dressed up in regimentals, alry te do him ho nour, So fortu- of the days of Drury Lane glory, ssaries of nate it is to and country, in their riv be alive at the proper momen! t for the recep- with this difference ...
... RIGHT HONOURABLS THE HOW W. 8. DUGDALE, ESQ. MRS. DUGBAL C. H. BRACEBR seek, eee JI K HARDY. RENTON (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, MISS RAINFORTH be.) MRS. PAGET, tof the Royal Academy of Muvic, aad Pupil of Sigr. Garcia ;) and MR. PAGET. FLUTE. MR. ...
... good COOK, with a good character. \ W. Beho eg between the hours of two and four, at ASHI WANTED, bya ies young “.A.8.. Drury Lane. Ww in the For 1 ...
... Theatre 1772 After few here brought out Covent Garden Rodogune iu of tbe “Royal Convert but Iran ferred her services to Drury Lane wueresbe remained for It sole y owing quarrel took lady Mr Younger tual Mrs that Theatre Mr also honour of training at tbe ...