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... occasion the specialitS will be the appearance here of their papa, the eminent and popular Mr. Addison of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Lyceum, and Olympic. Mr. Addison, whose engagement is limited to this night, is announced to appear in three his most ...
... will suffice to remark that they were played the actor's best manner, to a most appreciative and stimulating audience. The Drury Lane Company has only one more week to run, so our readers are recommended to gather their rosebuds while they may. There will ...
... ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. Lessee: Mr. M. H. SiatMOir, Cnder the Management of Mr. James Quiver, Most positively the last Beven the Drury Lane Company, and lust Six of tlia Grd.it Drau* the GOLDEN DUSTMAN. THIS EVENING (Saturday), August 18, and Every Evening ...
... designed and painted for this elaborate production. The new and appropriate Music by Mr. J. Tully and Mr. C, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The intricate Mechanism by Mr. Richard Smith, the London Theatres, &o. The Dances and Groupings by Si?. Guarrino. The Ballet ...
... chaff a man named Martin Halley. Immediately afterwards, a man named came up, and some men threw; a bed .from a house in Drury Lane, into the street, Turning round shortly afterwards witness, who was in advance of the others, saw the deceased and Larkin ...
... which the writer appeared was Comus, at Drury Lane, it being part of Mr. Falconer's terms with Captain Baker, according to his balance-sheet, that the fair authoress Bhould borne on the books of Drury Lane. Artemus Ward appeared at the Egyptian on Tuesday ...
... subsequently died. Verdict: Ajoci- dental death. —Touching the death Thomas Franey (35), bricklayer's labourer, who lived in Drury Lane, Chapel Street. Shortly after ten o'clock Monday morning, the deceased was at work upon some scaffolding attached toa new ...
... and one o'clock, he was in Chapel Street. While there, was joined by the deceased and some others. Hearing disturbance Drury Lane, they all proceeded the direction from whence the sounds came. When they arrived at the place, witness saw a bed pitched ...
... Gibbs. Sara Sheppard. and Julia Warton. Mr. John Lupino, Master B. W. Watson, Mr. EDWARD WALTON, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; and numerous Auxiliaries, in addition to the Grand Double London Corps de Ballet, the whole numbering upwards of Fifty ...
... Gibbs, Sara Sheppard, and Julia War ton, Mr. John Lupino, Master B. W. Watson, Mr Edward Walton, from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane; and numerous auxiliaries, in addition to the double London Corps de Ballet, the whole numbering upwards of fifty performers ...
... GIBB3. Mdlles. Sophie Bose, Sara Sheppard Mr. John Lupino, Master B. W. Watson. Mr. EDWARD WALTON, from the Theatre Boyal, Drury Lane; and numerous Auxiliaries, in addition to the Grand Double London Corps de Ballet, the whole numbering upwards ot Fifty ...
... are far from bright. The effects of the late panic are pretty painfully experienced by the managers. Only time-honoured Drury Lane aud Covent Garden among the leading theatres produced Christmas pantomimes, and tbe transpontine theatres alone followed ...