... same year that H. Kemble, Miss O'Neil, and Dar-suet first appeared at Covent Garden, Mscready at Bath, and Edmund Kean at Drury lane, In s ubsequen_ t years she made her parts in Maria Darlington, Rebecca ( Ivanhoe ), Virginias, and Miranda her own. Of ...

... same year that H. Kemble, Miss O’Neil, and Duruset first appeared at Covent Garden, Macready at Bath, and Edmund Kean at Drury-lane. In subsequent years she made her parts in Maria Darlington, Rebecca (Ivankoe), Virginia, and Miranda, her own. Of her ...

... London. Be this as it may, I can safely say it isa most ad- mirable one, though the stage is limited in comparison with Drury-lane and Covent Garden. It was produced on Thursday night, but in so incomplete a state that the manager had to apologise to ...

... — Deo. 30, at Queen-square, London, in her 76th year, Miss Sarah Booth, formerly a leading member of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden. Brace.— Deo. 28, at Bromyard, in his sth year, Albert, Infant son of Mr. John Brace, blacksmith. Brooks ...

... information of visitors to Town, who may desire to see two or three of these spectacles, I would mention, besides that at Drury-lane, the pantomimes presented at the Lyceum and Covent Garden as being (so say trustworthy informants) the best of the year—at ...

... persons; Alexandra, 1,330; Astley's, 3,780; 3,923 ; Bower, 1.000 City of London, 2,500 ; Covent Garden, estimated, 2 500; Drury Lane, 3,800; Krfiugham(New East London), 2,150 ; Grecian, 2,120 : Haymaraet, 1,822; Lyceum, 1,490 ; Marylebone, 1,500; Olympic ...

... Covent Garden, Macready at Bath, and Edmund Kean at Drury-lane. In subsequent years she made her parts in Maria Darlington, Rebecca (Ivanhoe), Virginia, and Miranda, her own. Of her professional powers, only known and appreciated by bygone playgoers, ...

... version of the Dickens-Coltias story, -*No Thoroughfare. Mr Mapleson has made arrangements for carrying on the opera at Drury-lane next season. At the Prince's Theatre, Manchester, G. a'Beckett's Not Guilty, a new comedy, adapted from Sardon's ...

... felt by operatic son than by &den and dramatic authors. The next season of Haymarket opera will be given at Easter in Drury-lane Theatre, and the site of the old house (in spite of Mr. Mapleam's denial) will most probably be taken by the Government ...

... Drury Line on Friday afternoon deserves notice at our hand, About three o'clock the whole of the employds connected with Drury Lane Theatre marohed in a body to the quarters In Covent Garden to be sworn in as special constables, There wae a band of music ...

... quip* and pranks lively character from well-known competent bands Among these we rosy note B. L. Blanchard's “Tbe Gallery Drury Lane Theatre, on Boxing Night, “ Flesh and Tinsel, also redolent of the stage, and “New Tear’s Day in New York, by O. A. Sola ...

... useful to reentry readers. By-t►ebye, the beet supper-house in Landon is still It was thirty years ego—the Albion, opposite Drury-lane Theatre, celebrated for its tripe and marrow-bones. Bother stopped and skating dangerous, perhaps hints on where to eat ...