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... he is to take the leading business of tie eat com blishment. Mr. Montgomery had already received a vei liberal offer from Drury Lane, but however tempting an flatteringthe compliment, he felt that his duty lay inaddie ses, to his experience before seeking ...
... t-o say, that the scanty audiences at at B; ?? Garden have often contrasted rather strikingly with L lthe crowded sale at Drury Lane. Her MajesWs Theatre nos has enjoyed, go far as Appearances go, a more prosperous Mau of a Vu II : of; season; but th en ...
... jr her triumphs, will arrive in Cordon for the season in a few. 2days. Rmolur speak of a ..People'a ftalian Opera'f at Drury Lane Theatre,' with Mesdarines Gassier Fumnaga-lli,. d Salvin-bonatelliPSignor Giorgi, and Chats. iirSlm, among c, the, principals ...
... of amusement abound in Melbourne and other parts of the colonies. The Theatre Royal is a building as large as that of our Drury Lane, and there are the familiar Princess s and Astley's, the latter with its circus and equestrian feats, and noted, moreover ...
... Dleane-street, fronm ;vor 'as a Kinder Liversidge to John Pearson; Denisen-street, frie but from Thomas M'Cabe to John Hanceche; Drury-lane, grea bour from John Owen to Robert Robertso; Duke-street, den 'ence from George Ward to Richard Chenoweth; Edmund- nob ...
... Sir W. Reid, late gavernor of Yalta, is announced. Mr. Blagrove, senior, the well known violin Y. player, died suddenly at Drury-lane Theatre On E r)il Therncess Louisa of Denmark was ofeloy deli- 5e1)5 vered of a prince on Wednesday afternoon, at wasile ...
... a grand inauguration of the agitation shall take place as soon as the necessary arrangements can be completed, either in Drury-lane Theatre or in some other largo building centrically sitnated. Im- mediately after the great metropolitan demonstra- tion ...
... that institution received from government; to a grant of £3,000 only a few months ago for the building of Romish schools in Drury-lane, London; to the Mount St. Bernard reforma- tory, in Leicester, the directors of which received £6,000 nominally for the ...
... asmised to be at the expense of a number of seats for the use of the public in the Infirmary area. nt.Five members of the Drury-lane and Covent GadnOerLopnyaeanone oappear to- I moo weeigftS.GogesHli onnection wihRyod' epescocrs h rgam idHER MAJESTY AND ...
... on Friday nA evening, to a respectably-dressed female, about 33 VS a years of age, who was standing on the curbstone, b Drury-lane, when she was knocked down and killed by a cart laden with grain. The driver was taken a B into custody. 01 'The schooner ...
... in admirable style, and added much to the pleasures her of thle evening. Mr. Ii. Wnalker. of the Mansionher House Hotel, Drury-lane, furnished the dinner, (Le which, thoughi adequate as regards supply, was not the so satisfactory as could be wished, owing ...
... commenced yester- day morning, in a room in Dublin Castle. and Sir The public meeting held on. Friday after- cue noon at Drury-lane Theatre, under the presi- for dency of the Duke of Cambridge, for the pur- plh poso of raising a subscription for a monument ...