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... engagements reported by the Athenaum to have been made, give promise uf brilliant musical season. Mr. will supported at Drury Lane by the whole of the ral which performed last year at the Lyceum, including Madame Griai, the time of final retirement p ...
... discharged ; that since his discharge Mr. Mathews had entered into an arrangement with Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee or manager of Drury Lane Theatre, some person his behalf, to perform for him at that theatre, at any theatre in the United Kingdom, for annual sum ...
... regarding his merits actor. We {Post,) have reason to believe that in consequence an unforeseen “difficulty” with the renters of Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. Gye’s Italian Opera Company will again appear the Lyceum during the approaching season. On Monday night Miss ...
... regarding his merits actor (Post) reason to believe that in consequents of unforeseen “ difficulty” with the renters of Drury Lane Theatre Mr Gyc's Opera Company will again appear the Lyceum during the approaching season On Monday night Miss Helen Faucit ...
... with a view of passing the season in England.—Herr Ernst has arrived. 1t is stated that at a meeting of the renters of Drury-lane Fveatre on Friday last, an arrangement between that body and Mr. the lessee of the ti eatre for this season. Gye was concluded ...
... interest, should the friends of this gentleman in Huddersfield decide not to bring him forward for that borough. lessee of Drury Lane Theatre is ‘‘ out” for this borough. He says, ‘‘ The columns of the Sunday Times, of which I am sole proprietor, have been ...
... and attracted a good deal notice. The rule alleged that Mr. Mathews had annual salary of £4,160. from Mr, E. T. Smith, of Drury Lane Theatre, and that he was of ability pay his debts under his insolvency last year, when was discharged at Lancaster. After ...
... of the unsucecssful candidates are printeg im } Whi 452; + Barnard Stuart, 375; +Smith, 177.—Mr. Smith is the lessee of Drury-lane Bevertey—tHon. W.H. F. Denison, 566; ta W. Wells, 537; *Glover, CovenTE x—ta Elliee, 2000 Paxton, 2384 ; 703; ¢ CaRLisLe—t ...
... Seven o” clock. PaTRoNIsep BY Her Masesty THE QUEEN Tae NAPOLEON III, KING LEOPOLD or BELGIUM, Tue KING op PRUSSIA, &e. &c. DRURY-LANE COMPANY. ADAME NEWSOM NAPOLEON, = CIRQUE with her Talented TROUPE and best ji RSES in the World, will open the NEW CIRCUS ...
... College Hospital, where they remain in a very precarious state. Shortly afterwards, Morris Gibbons, aged 40, King Street, Drury Lane, was extricated, but life was quite extinct. A Female Powonbe Captured.—On the sth January last the Liverpool coroner held ...
... PERFORMANCE every THURSDAY, while the Company remain*. _ LAHT WEKK BUT ONE previous to the Company’s appearing in the Theatre Drury Lane, London. Oy MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 2Uk, Ami follotriiig Eremnga, RE-ENGAGEMENT OF MR. JAMES DOUGHTY, THE GREATEST EQUESTRIAN ...
... cost Mr Braham £8000 years back and that he had expended upwards of £50000 on the property The bid offered Mr E T Smith of Drury Lane Theatre £10000 the biddings then slowly on till they reached £16500 when Mr Robins that the mortgagee had put oil a reserve ...