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... to enjoy himself in quiet, and be received with silent respect. During the lieriormance of Much Ado About Nothing, at Drury Lane, on Tuesday evening, a mistake occurred which would probably have destroyed the acting of less talented actors than Mr. ...
... and Mrs. Kean do not go to America next year, as they originally intended, having entered into an engagement to appear at Drury-lane. A Life of the late John Wilson (Christopher North), will shortly mate its appearance. It has been undertaken by a member ...
... is the title of the new work now in the press from the pen of Mr. Pycroft, the author of Twenty Years in the Church. Drury Lane Theatre is again closed, and is advertised to be let for a term of mouths. An advertisement invites dramatists to send thither ...
... builder, Leatherhead. John Axel Taken, ship and insurance broker, late of Fenchureh-street, London. Charles Webb, salesman, Drury-lane and Poplar, Middlesex. Edward Simons, Italian warehouseman, Newgatestreet, London, and Birmingham. Henry Wakehamstear, lace ...
... been recently placed in the mortuary chapel added to Rowsley Church by Lord John Manners. Pievious to his appearance at Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. G. V. Brooke, who has just returned from Australia, will commence a short engagement at the Theatre Royal, ...
... ill in Paris. His antlady is said to be not only bodily but mental. Mr. E. T. Smith is about to be up and doing again at Drury Lane, at which theatre Mr. G. V. Brooke, with some Australian celebrities, and subsequently Mr. and Mrs. C. Kean, are to appear ...
... been again re-christened as The Music Gallery. On Monday last, Mr. G. V. Brooke appeared for the Brat time in London, at Drury Lane, after an absence of eight years, in the character of Othello. Mr. Foley has &commission to execute a bronze statue of ...
... apprehension of Bonnie Prince Charlie. Then again the same establishment gave a large sutu of money for a collection of old Drury Lane and Covent Garden playbills. That which we think insignificant at the present hour has a significance for posterity. Hence ...
... stock in hand on October 1, will be something considerable may be gathered from the fact that Messrs. Spalding and Hodge, of Drury Lane, will have to receive no less a sum than £16,689 12a. &I. The task of weighing their stock of paper was a laborious one ...