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... Who will appear in his celebrated character DAVID GABKICK. Kr. ADDISON and Miss CARLOTTA ADDISON, o the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, hare been engaged. THIS EVENING (WEDNESDAY), Seven o'clock, FAIRY BALLET, After which, Half past Seven, DAVID GARBICK. ...
... AND MORN, will bo produced, supported by the popular Author aud Actor, Mr. EDMUND FALCONER, Lessee of the Theatro Royal, Drury Lane, who will appear in conjunction with the following Members of the Drurv Lane Compauy :—Miss CORBETT WESTON, Miss CLARA HAZLEWOOD ...
... possess a degree of interest. Mr. Wilkes Booth is the second son of the late Junius Brutus Booth, who was eminent tragedian Drury Lane nearly half century ago. He was man of strange eccentric character, and at several periods of his life was afflicted with ...
... Persons curious in theatrical matters, says Galignant, may remember that Palmer, the great English actor, when playing at Drury Lane, in 1798, the principal part in the ' Stranger,' after uttering the words, 'Thereis another and a better land,' sank down ...
... Lottery Ticket. The Colleen will be played for the last time to-night: and on Monday next, Mr. K. Falconer's Company, from Drury Lane, will appear in that gentleman's successful drama, ''.Night and Morn. THE CONCERT HALLS. Holder's Concert Hall.—Mr. Soward ...
... AMUSEMENTS THEATRE ROYAL. Mr. Edmund Falconer, with a detachment of his Drury Lane Dramatic Company, has beeu playing here during tho we-ok, but the exceeding heat of weather has kept many from witnessing the excellent performances. Mr. Falconer plays ...
... Irish labourer, who met with his death on Wednesday evening, under the following circumstances. —Thomas Franey, living in Drury Lane, said the deceased was his mother's second cousin, and lodged with witness till about three months ago, when he left to ...
... Messrs. T. C. S. Kynnersley (Stipendiary), J. Poncia, and S. Buckley. Neglect of Work.— John Lane (21), saddle-tree maker, Drury Lane, was charged with neglecting the service o£ Mr. John Cooling, saddle manufacturer, Lower Hurst Street, to whom he was a ...
... at this theatre since the celebrated cave scene in the Colleen Bawn. On Monday Mr. W. Creswick, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and formerly of Birmingham, will appear. On that occasion the legitimate drama will no doubt be in the ascendant, will ...
... animation would enhance the value of his performance. Master Edwin Saunders, described the Juvenile Sims Reeves, from the Drury Lane T.. made his appearance last night, and was well received. Several other novelties are announced for next week. christt'B ...
... member of the Upper Ten, related to the Marquis Londonderry, has resolved to take to the stage, and will make his iieJ'ut at Drury Lane after the run of omus at Easter. _ Mr. Leighton's figure of Nieeola Pisano, which one of the most important decorations ...
... BIRMINGHAM PUBLIC OFFICE. (WKDNIBD&T). Moan. T. C. S S. and J. PONCLA. NKOLKCT or WORK.—John Lane. 21, saddle-tree maker, Drury Lane, wae brought on warrant, charged with neglecting the servioe of hie master, Mr. Charles Codling, saddle-tree maker, Lower ...