... failing health—betwixt thirty and forty years ago, during • winter season, she and Madame Feron Glossop were rival Mandatuv at Drury-lane and Covent Garden Theatres. The discovery of a solid green by one of our chemists, says the Saha Public of Lyons, excites ...

... Theatre, Cinderella is advertised, with Miss R. Isaacs, Miss Thirlwall, Mr. Parkinson (for tenor), and others. The opera at Drury Lane has closed. Doncaster is to have a huge new organ in its parish church; an instrument on the largest scale, by M. Schulze ...

... popularly known as Blue Hanger, from the colour of the clothes he used to wear, had an altercation with a stranger at Drury- lane Theatre, at the conclusion of which the stranger threatened to pull his nose. The noble Lord applied to his brother, Colonel ...

... John Kenthle's acting being its principal meritsand, for the further delectation of threatrical readers, have said that at Drury-lane that night were performed the Marriage Promise (Lethe is a brave river) and Fortune's Frolic (which survives). and that ...

... at present to about a hundred pounds, it shows many of the best names in literature and journalism. The performances at Drury-lane Theatre, on the 25th of last month, yielded a net profit of £ll9. Mr. Chas. Dickens and Mr. Benjamin Webster have consented ...

... alworth, Surrey. ULVERSTON COUNTY COURT. Sett o i n m d u o s n. Frederick Martin, shoe warehouseman, Jam as ironmonger, Drury-lane, London. Edward Lewis, printer, Coleman-street, London. William Penfold, smith, Caledonian-road, London. Anthony Harris ...

... man named Mr. Mahoney, who lived in the front parlour, but left seine time before, and who since lived in Princes. street, Drury-lane. This man came forward on Friday evening, but!ttio late to give his evidence, to prove that the shoe was his, and that he ...

... suddenly, on Monday—of disease of the heart, it is supposedwhile partaking of some refreshment at the bar of Wilson's Tavern, Drury-lane. Ia London, an extensive robbery has been committed by cutting from Iwhind the carriage of the Hon. Mrs. Craven Berkeley ...

... autograph composition by Rossini The following is a list of the Christmas entertainments at the various London theatres :—Drury-lane: A pantomime, Peter Wilkins and the Flying Islanders, written by E. L. Blanchard. —Her Majesty's: Tom Thumb, a pantomime ...

... course of study, he made wonderful progress as a violin player, and when sixteen years of age appeared at the theatre of Drury Lane in the opera of Frieschutz. He remained there only one year. ' In 1825 he set out for Italy, where ho made his first I ...

... to enjoy himself in quiet, and be received with silent respect. During the lieriormance of Much Ado About Nothing, at Drury Lane, on Tuesday evening, a mistake occurred which would probably have destroyed the acting of less talented actors than Mr. ...

... and Mrs. Kean do not go to America next year, as they originally intended, having entered into an engagement to appear at Drury-lane. A Life of the late John Wilson (Christopher North), will shortly mate its appearance. It has been undertaken by a member ...