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... ure at the Lyceum will be lock. Miss Bateman will return to the London stage in the autumn, and ap pear at the Haymarket. Drury Lane wi Il open sfter the opera season with a new drama by Mr Halliday, in which Mr Phelps will appear. ...
... Bonheur has been named Acadamicienne by the Antwerp Institute. Madame Titiens continues with Mr Mapleson after his removal to Drury Lane. Mr Carlyle, it is said, is engaged upon a work of an autobiographical character. The following are amongst the latest Arrivals ...
... Dublin, Edinburg>, Liverpool, Bath, and other large towns. In 1838 he triumphantly sustained the character of Hamlet at Drury Lane, and he now became courted by all. A silver of the value of £200 was presented to him at a publie“Win- ner- Her Majesty ...
... Love ids the scene and woman guides the plot. In 1776 he became, with others, the purchaser of Garrick’s half share in Drury Lane Theatre. The total was £35,000. Sheridan's share was £10, 000. It never has nominal price been ascertained from what sources ...
... of Wal THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. es, attended by the Countess of Morton and Lieutenant- Colonel Keppel, went to Drury Lane Theatro on Saturday evening. The house was crowded in every part. ‘The Royal party did oot arrive till after the had fallen ...
... The Club filled the moment the rumour got abroad, and in many vuther clubs similer int erest was mani In the eve- ning at Drury Lane, at the Queen's, at the Haymarket, end other theatres, the N; ational was sung, and the audiences displayed great enthusiasm ...
... a thing like that could not be done without a great sacrifice. They then all crossed the road to a publichouse opposite Drury Lane Theatre. While there, witness saw W Desmond and English in Kavanagh's on Sunday night, and Mullany and others were there ...
... from Mexico, and recognised, to his astonishment, a man he had seen playing a subordinate part in the Doge of Venice, at Drury-lane, last year. ...
... Mr. Speke aT THY THeatre.—On Thursday last, the Rev Mr Speke, accompanied by Mr Murdoch, occupied a private box at Drury-lane Theatre. The comedy of The School for Scandal he seemed to enjoy beartily; and the pantomime, with its scenery of Cornwall, evidently ...
... the poor fellows with sbelter for the night. In the morning the crew were sent to Shields, free of all cost. Tue Fire at Drury Lane—Tue Tueatre Royau Payromime.—The names of Grieve and Telbin are well known as those of the most industrious of elfin homes ...
... in the premises occupied principally by Messrs Grieve and Co, the well-known scenepainters, situate in Charles-street, Drury-lane, Lou- don. The lower part of the premises were used as stables, and at the time of the disaster several horses were therein ...
... some time anterior to the explosion, he had been in the pay of the police for detecting coiners in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, have induced many persons to promote the formation of a committee, which, by proceeding against the Commiasioners of Police ...