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... Russell's resoluti ons , &c. Islington. Murder; Trial and conviction of Celestine Sommer, for the murder of her child 14. Drury-lane Theatre : Alarming occurrence, from using a defective charge in one of the fire annihilators during some experiments Peace ...
... very tender, safe, and efficient operator, and I have great pleasure in recommending him. From Phillip Newton, Esq., 8, Drury-lane, Liverpool. Mr. Simms has extracted five corns from my feet, with great skill and without pain.—August 27, 1856. P. NEWTON ...
... Lovell, (formerly Miss Lacy, of Covent Garden) and wife of Mr. Lovell, the dramatist. It was first put upon the boards at Drury Lane in 185), when it roe; with decided success and had the merit of sustaining, during lengthened run, the tottering fortunes ...
... 247 Wyseby Hill, 264 York, 277 THEATRES, &C. : Adelphi, 146, 238, , 269 401 Astley's, 361 Drayton, Mr. and Mrs., 269, 421 Drury Lane, 138, 254, 269 Exeter Hall, 254 Handel Festival, 166, 324, 437 Haymarket, 182, 269, 401 Her Majesty's Theatre, 166, 202 ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. Lessee, Mr. E. T. Smith. The Performances over every night by half past eleven o'clock. Great hit of the Grand Christmas Pantomime, pronounced by the press and the public to be the most magnificent ever produced on any stage ...
... performance of HANDEL'S MESSIAH, on Tuesday, the 27th January, 1857, in the Mechanics' HaQ. MADAME RUDERSDORFF, Prima Donna at Drury Lane and of this Sacred Harmonic Concerts, Exeter HalL and the Birmingham Festival (her first appearance in Nottingham). MISS ...
... ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T~HEATRE Lessee, Mr. E. T. Smith. The Performances over every night by half-past 11 o'clock. Great Hit of the Grand Christmas Pantomime, pronounced by the press and the public to be the most magnificent ever produced on any stage—iv ...
... from the effects of a wound in her throat, inflicted by a penknife. The deceased, who was in service in Russell-court, Drury-lane, having been suspected of stealing from her master, committed the rash act, on being questioned on the subject of the missing ...
... the prisoner Mad negotiated it, and ultimately he v as sued upon and had to ay it with costs. Dr. Richardson, of Nwo. 1, Drury-lane, now produced the bill of exchange, dated the 23d of October, 1855, drawn by F. A. Ford on and accepted by John Johnson ...
... with all its tricks, changes, bustle, and contention, stills holds sway on the boards of the metropolitan theatres. At Drury Lane the pantomime is founded on the nursery rhyme of See Saw, Margery Daw. Following successful experiment cf last season, the ...
... are Icome to thean.) [iiE Or.igip.al Pantomime.— The first pantomime performed grotesque characters in this country was at Drury Lane, in 1-2 ; it was called the Tavern Bilkers. In 1717 the first rlequinade was performed at the Lincoln's Inn Fields ; ...
... to oonsist of simply sinking the scenes instead of shifting them, which the illustrator said would in such a theatre as Drury-lane obviate the necessity of thirty or forty scene-shifter If this be so, my friend Mr. E. T. Smith would do well to look to ...