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... biddings ware of a spirited cliarucWr. subjoin the prices which the lots were sold : Lot 1. - Premises in Mosley Street and Drury Lane, in the occupation of Mr. William Armstrong and Messrs. BUenger A Co. ; also, those m the occupation of Messrs. Moses and ...
... .. 0 Miss Ford, London 5 0 0 Edward Holland, Esq., Old Burlington Street, T. Smith, Kan, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane . 2 0 Kev. J. H., Cambridge 2 0 Mr. Paul Jameso:>, Seaton Delaval 2 2 0 Operative Plastererf’ Society 2 0 Refreshment ...
... later at the iVinccss’, iu 1851. When Bunn gave up the management of Drury Lane, Miss Desborough wont with him for short time to tho Surrey Theatre, after which she returned to Drury Lane when under the management M. Jullien. At this time the great chef ...
... made such tempting proposals to Mr. Brooke induced him to cross the Atlantic, for the pur|K>se of entering an engagement at Drury Lane, which proved satisfactory to himself, remunerative the manager, and most welcome to the British public. Mr. Brooke then ...
... their aud sitting was thereby considerably prolonged, efficacy. Mr. moved a resolution to the effect that Alleged Murder in Drury Lane.—On Saturall estimates for fortifications and other public day morning, man named John Lemon was placed at the works should ...
... London, at Covent Carden Theatre, in 1820, and established his reputation as a dramatic writer. Cains Gracchus” was performed Drury Lane Theatre in 1824, and William Tell ” at the same theatre in 182'». In these three tragedies Macresdy acted Virginius, Cains ...
... inst, aged 52, Mrs Anno Brothcrington. North Share, l?lh fnat, Dorothy, infant daughter of Mr Nicholas Alexander, roper. Drury Lane. 12th inst, aged Mr John Harrison, of the Jinn Bar, third surviving son of William Harrison, river >t. liuce, 13th inst ...
... name. Mr. Lewis : Vue prisoner Las already given the name James Smith. Mary Anne Hanlon, housekeeper, No. 12, Wild Court, Drury Lane, stated that on the !)th of May sau* the prisoner for the first time, lie went to her house and :ibkc*l if there whs a young ...
... famous scene painter, who resides at Loudon, and Mr. Robert Roxby who was for long time stage manager at Drury Lane Theatre. The old theatre in Drury Lane, Sunderland—a very plain building with exceeding dirty approaches—was the scene of the early triumphs ...
... reflections. Mr. William Brvkrly. —The Court Journal says: —We hear that William Beverly will do the Christmas entertainment at Drury Lane, which rather contradicts the report that was about to give scenepainting, and devote himself to high art, if higher art ...
... rehearsal. The pantomime at Covent Garden i-> to lie “St. George and the Dragon,” the opining Byiou. the scenery by Calcott ; Drury Lane. “Smbail. the Sailor, usual K. fa Blanchard, the Kceoei-y l*y the great Beverley, woudeiful mechanical “roc being one ...
... now fallen into disuse, except at the two opera bouses in the Haymarketand Covent Garden, and fer the last few seasons at Drury Lane. Quin, who stood at the head of his profession until the appearance of Garrick, was a native of Ireland, and naturally prone ...