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... aervicee of Mr. Elliott Geler’e operetta company, which includee Ur. Gtler.Miee Fenny Reevea (from the Royal English Opart, Drury Lane), Mite M. Stanley, Mr. J. C. Pettey, Mr. Hiilier, &e. The performances of this Company ere very highly spoken of, and on ...
... of saltatory Arabs, belonging to the tribe of Beni-Zoug-Zoug, are going through an astonishing series gymnastic feats at Drury-lane Theatre. They build themselves up into lofty edifices, of which slight lad serves as the steeple, and it is curious, says ...
... be about 15,000/., and the rent of such building varies from 3,500/. to 4000/. a year. I pay at the rate of 7,800/. for Drury-lane. The Hayinarket was rented, I believe, for many years at 4,400/. a year, and worth that amount now. The Princess's was let ...
... ARABLE LAND, known “OATFIELD,” No. 416 on Hiho Map, oontalning 11A. OR. 28P„ with ooneidorablo fronlagee to Turnpike Road and Drury Lane, now occupied by Mr. William Stallard with the Pleyley Green Eetato. LOT 5—A Piece of LAND, Mualljr good, adjoining the ...
... ARABLE LAND, known UAI FIELD, No. Tube Map containing 11A OR. 28P., with considerable frontages to lurnpike Road and Drury Lane, now occupied Mr. William Sf.illard with the Plevlev Green Estate LOT It. A Piece of LAND, equally good, adjoining the above ...
... has out- Callcotted himself. Little Goody Two-Shoes, or, Harlequin aud Cock Robin, is the title of the extravaganza at Drury-lane, by E. L. Blanchard. The heroine the well-known story is personated by Miss Lydia Thompson. Mr. W. Brough has prepared ...
... for King’s Countv, handsome testimonial from the ladies of Folaud. Monday new piece, called Bonnie Dundee,” produced at Drury Lane, in one scene of which, tb« gatuenug of the clans, persons wore the stage »t same time. . r * ru •lockbroker, of London ...
... his possession on the day he left Bagshot being missing, aud the body being much bruised. Charles M'Cora, a lamp maker, of Drury-lane, London, invited dressmaker, named Sarah Gough, who called at his shop as a customer, into his parlour, and when there, ...
... the main , interest, and thsir gauckeries engross the attention. The professional ladies engage*! were Mis* Marie Conway (Drury Lane), and Miss Williss, of Birmingham. The Margery of Mb* Conway hoydentsh without vulgarity, and she had the audience completely ...
... r»r»uon-, meager, S henton, Theatre Royal Cheltenham. amateurs, with the exception Mias Maria Conwav of the Theatre Koyal, Drury-lane, and Miss Willis, the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, both whom were specially The concert amatears were :—Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Carden ...
... Lumley, so many years director of her Majesty’s Theatre, is about to have a benefit of three nights at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, viz., the 25th of May, 3rd June, and Blh June, being the first benefits ever held in his name. Mdllc. Piccolomini (Marchioness ...
... public. The Princess visited Mr. Frith’s studio on Friday and Monday, and on Friday evening attended with the Prince at Drury Lane Theatre. The Princess Mary visited the Princess of Wales on Saturday. The Prince and Princess of Wales honoured the Viscount ...