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... therefore, I do not dwell. But I have just come across a piece of German misquota- tion in a notice of the Faust at Drury Lane in yesterday's M1oorsnig S/ar which abuses the licence of inaccuracy beyond the endurance even of a patient bookworm like ...
... 'maker. His father dfed thirty years ines, leaving h~m and a brother as his executors. Thke lattr (Gaerge Wielrnd, late f Drury Lane Trheatre), was nowv dead. He hodl not seen the deceased Charles for ten year, and he had not had an appilication from him ...
... bythis unprecedetedpieceof politicaldpspotisrm. TEo ACTRESs AND HER, SERVANT.-Of Thuridaiy Miss! Kate Hardear, an actress at Drury lane thatre, dresiding in the Hfolywood-road, Fulbam' wvas suna: ,me ned to the EHamnccrsnsieh'police-court ,for assault-,- ...
... noon; that an afternoon performsnce of ShalEperian mudi be given at Covent Garden; tht asheh pena performance b3 gilven at Drury Lane In the eveninzg, and that a grnda soiree be held (by permisson) In Westminster Hell, as which Shaksperian books, prints ...
... received by the police that Mr. Ransoms, of Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn, whilst as- sisting a gentleman in a fit in a box at Drury Lane Theatre, wee robbed of a pocket-book, containing five 51. Bank of England notes, a bill of exchange for 1521., with several ...
... Prussia, attended by Lady Caroline Barrington, and the Hon. Colonel Liddell, ho. noured the performance at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane yesterday by their presence. hI P I L 3 I I 3 a a S ,- d e d e i- . i ...
... Mrs Bradohaw has plunged Mr. and Mrs. Kean into the -deepest aiiction, and the performauces- of these glfted -lt'et at Drury- lane ?? will necessarily be suspended for a short time. ANARHY sIN SIERRA 'LEO -The Pcys hears that the Enlish colony of Sierra ...
... gentler. There is another picture-where there is neither warmth nor good cheer, whereof we should take heed. There is the Drury lane picture of Christmas, as well as Christmas radiant in Belgravia. There are blue- fleshed children shivering in the crowd ...
... ti his own residence. Rossini and drtr bid hies acquainted for upwards of fifty Wi -li' il sext Sliaksperian revival at Drury Lane a7. ini' e -11.- 'L'(llpest. 1ri mu r!l fthlie lase Mr. William Searle (for many 'ici ; :iz tina-er a t e Chitv of London ...
... the stage in this country are severe enough, but I think no playgoer will care to assert that they are unjust. A visit to Drury Lane Theatre on the evening before the appearance of the article, The Scandal of Criticism, in the Pall i/all Gazette of Wednesday ...
... actors, he tells us, by the casual sight of an old playbill. That playbill recorded a performance of Twelfth Jgi,-ht at Drury Lane some thirty years before the date at which he wrote. How many years have passed now since the time when Mrs. JORDAN'S voice ...
... wvas generally understood that the late Mr. Charles Kean had in con- tenmplation a formal leave-taking of the public at Drury Lane Theatre-a farewell engagement in the course of which he might go through a series of his most famous representations; but ...