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... liters. tore. He was the author of some farces, and of the extravaganza of Pizarro, which was produced, we believe, at Drury Lane some years since. Besides this Ipiece he wrote one entitled City Frienls. Many years ago he published a sporting novel ...
... July. flies Edna Wynne, toe charming Welsh singer, better known in the Principality as ' Cymru,' has made a great hit at Drury Lane Theatre, Lon Con, in the character of Lady Hortimer, in Shakspeare'a 'Henry the IV.' Her Welsh song is nightty encored. ...
... Museum a Collection of MS. Plays, or parts of plays, about 160 in number, which formerly constituted the theatrical chest of Drury Lane Theatre, while under the management of R. Brineley Sheridan. This chest was deposited by Sheridan, soon after the fire in ...
... as might have been expected, it has been rerolately resisted by oar one great actress during ber recent performances at Drury Lane. It is of purely foreign growth, and a sorry substitute for the hearty spontaneous, irrepressible acclaim, good for audience ...
... To the people of England. Further indications of legitimate progress are no. Seeable in the great preparations making at Drury Lane for the revival of Shakspere's Part First of Henry the Fourth, which is intended to stioceed the holiday entertainment ...
... at Mr Mathes deer, asks for the lust sensational or sensual novel. a the reamed urban aim buys the • Hatchet of Horror in Drury Lane, are. in point of real taste and culture, pretty much on a level. Ova Uws 'outcome continues Mrs Clara BAlfotir's sassy ...
... they help each other in the time distress:— A FILIENDLY MEETING Will take piece at the •• Feather, Great Wild Street, Drury Lane. on Tuesay, Febmiry 20th, 180, for the benefit of MIKE MEEHAN, to help to defray the funeral expenses of his eldest daughter ...
... Saturday night. The astonishment of the occupants $carriages and other vehicles in front of Her Majes y s, 9°Vent Garden, and Drury Lane theatres was extreme at Sing thm dosed. Most of the West End and royal tOll.S; and indeed the sympathy whICh was eVlDced ...
... prose simply because it bears marks of intellec- ts Saperiority, is no more responsible for its sentiments ate the actors in Drury Lane or the Princess's §ltot*re f°r the opinions expressed in the plays of jjttr r ear ...
... be more than ever the desire of the Liberals who voted in the majority with Mr Gladstone. MONDAY. Os Saturday evening, at Drury Lane, at the Queen's, at the Haymarket, and other theatre', the national asthma was sung, and the audiences displayed great ...
... splendid salmon of twenty pounds and three-quarters. GAROTTE ROBBERY IN WHITE HART-STREET, DRURY- LANE. On Friday morning at about four, as Mr Palmer Taylor, of Drury-lane, surgeon, was returning home after attending a patient, he was attacked in White Hart- ...
... he made a very liberal offer to him. He stipulated that if Mr Booth would hiud himself to an agreement, be would take the Drury Lane Theatre fur a lengthened period, in his behalf, feeling assured that such • speculation would he highly remunerative to ...