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... campaign. Pantomiimes and burlesques are promised for Boxing hight, on a seale of tnore than the usual inagnificence. To Drury Lane, Mr Edmund Falconer, the new lessee, hopes to take the same measure of success he hws 80 long enjoyed at the Thus the stage ...
... tenant of the farm Knock, Berwickshire. At York Place, Edinburgh, on the 3d inst., Mr James Bell, S.S.G. At 13 Clare Court, Drury Lane, London, the Ist inst.-, Mr Alexander Dutt, compositor, late of Kelso. At Powder Hall, Edinburgh, the 9th inst., Lieute ...
... the Haymarket, ‘ Pee Day” at the Lyceum, and the “ Colleen Bawn,” with the late attraction o “ The Relief of Lucknow,” at Drury Lane, continue to attract thousands; but, during the t week, Mr Phelps, at the theatre with which his name has been so long ...
... two other tragedies will be found among the horrors of the week, and in addition to these, a man named Witley, living in Drury Lane, London, murdered his wife on Tuesday morning, and then attempted suicide, oommitciug such injuries upon himself as to leave ...
... into an engagement Drury Lane to play in conjunction with him, which he did with great success. But the management of Covent Garden intimating to him that it still claimed his services, he from performance of Othello at Drury Lane on the night fixed ...
... one. Five Months after Maukiage.—At Bow Street Police Court, London, on Saturday, Henry Taylor, who sells shell-fish in Drury Lane, appeared to a summons charging him with assaulting Anne Taylor, his wife. Complainant, in giving her evidence, continued ...
... French dramas than for Frenchmen to imitate us, nevertheless French importations have been none of the most relishable. Now, Drury Lane has returned to the legitimate drama, and things look decidedly flourishing. The Royal English Opera, too, is in high favour— ...
... 1865, with all its associations —the crowded Palace at Sydenham, the wrestlings at Cremorne, the performance of Coma* at Drury Lane, the exhibition of Rugland's Volunteer host upon the Sussex Downs, and not least, with its religious celebration*, its decorated ...
... the Strand. There already exist within a stone's throw of each other ten theatres—Charing Cross, Adelphi, Lyceum, Gaiety, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Queen's, Olympic, Strand, and Globe ; and numerous others not far-distant, besides various music- Jialls ...
... placing this gentleman in the position which will occupy well—that of manager of the reconstructed theatre. The season at Drury Lane commences the 28th, with list of brilliant names. Three days afterwards opera commences at Covcnt Garden, under Mr Gye's ...
... Hence, in such districts ss the populous Bast End of London, the Seven Dials, and the purlieus of Leicester Square aud Drury Lane, there ia an absence of the fearful effluvia which, without such precautions, could uot fail to engender and propagate disease ...
... utterly blinded by prejudice. THEATRICAL. The resuscitation of the legitimate drama took place according to promise at Drury Lane, on Saturday nightlast,and won thesuccess which it of course deserves. I have told you before that the grand revival is ...