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... Actress MISS MABBIOTT, Directress of the Royal Standard Theatre, London, and whose recent success at the Theatres’ Royal Drury Lane and Princess’s, has stamped her one of the greatest legitimate actresses of the present day. ...
... Amphitheatre this week, Mr. Addison baa been playing Sir John Falstaff, a character in which obtained considerable reputation at Drury Lane Theatre. Sir john like Hamlet and Don Giovanni, can never be represented to please everybody thoroughly, and all we can ...
... been absent from England for about five veer a, but he returna with his powers in their prime, and his recent performances Drury Lane have been highly eulogised by metropolitan critics. So far time would allow, Mr. Byron hss strengthened the company of tha ...
... Brooke has been assisted Miss Avoma Jones, an actress of great reputation, who, in the character Med-.* created sensation at Drury Lane theatre. VXD TOXTF.TII HOSPITAL. Weekly Rirn»T. In-patients, discharsed-Curea,24 KelieTed, 0 ; at own requert, 0; made ...
... Majesty to visit the Mausoleum. Great Theatrical Sensatiok.—The French version o£ the Battle of Waterloo is produced at Drury Lane, and meets with the greatest success. We need not say it is brought out as a burlesque, and is received throughout with ...
... appearance in his native city since his return from Australia, after an absence of seven yea™, Monday, October 7. commences Drury Lane Theatre the 28th of October. Th* Great Letter Suppression Case.— Much consternation continues to prevail amongst the banking ...
... is now being stored in fire-proof’vaults of the North Dock. WarAouae Company, liiniud, in the occupation Mtcheal Ganey, Drury lane. _ .. Thb Toxteth Board and the Sale °* the meetine of thia body, Mr. Cleaver (the Clerk) read liotTmade to by the Licensing ...
... generation metropohUa litterateurs, known as the .. Club, , * te g,iV u IJ-f trfl formance for the benefit of hia family, Drury Lane Theatre, and in this good cause they also visit Liverpool the 21st inst. the same at our Amphitheatre. cypning’s entertainment ...
... our facetious contemporary informs us will be these :—“ On Saturday, April 23, there will be Shakspearian performances at Drury Lane, the Haymarket, Princess’s, Adelpbi, and St. James’s; also a grand Shakspearian fete at the Crystal Palace. Monday evening ...
... refuses even to drop a gay tear. Garabaldi constantly wipes his eye with French cambric. The Prince of Wales married to Miss Drury Lane in a merry key, United States, amid great rej icings. Young ladies and fireworks going off rapidly. The whole of the county ...
... will be submitted to public criticism. the Theatre Royal, Mr. Copeland has selected a pantomime originally produced at Drury Lane and subsequently at Manchester, the author, Mr. £. L. Blanchard, having interwoven into bis plot the stories of The House ...
... AGENTS. LrwupooL Arch. Ton, Sharebroker, 17, Tithebarn-street. Birkenhead Robt. Gibson, Merchant, 8, Drury-lane, Liverpool. Manchester Andersonsand Tborburn* Merchants, 4, John Walker, Freemason’s Hall, Cooper-street. Denbigh. ’..isamuel ...