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... — 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 ...
... the use of the cutlass. A remarkable incident which occurred in Drury-lane, on Friday afternoon, deserves notice. About three o'clock the whole of the employes connected with Drury-lane Theatre marched in a body to the quarters in Covent Garden to be ...
... to Fair Star and Maria Darlington. Both ladies passed to Drury-lane, and ended at the Olympic. One made some noise in the world, and Covent Garden admirers applauded her ' while those of Drury Lane were hissing Edmund Kean for the same sort of not very ...
... nothing is definitely settled as yet, it is pro- bable that her Majesty's Company will give their Italian Opera Season at Drury-lane this year. Two London pickpockets attended the Royal Ball at Liverpool, professionally. Later in the evening they both secured ...
... YU:dog to show that the wife had money Mr. Williams replied that there was no evidence of that. was a lady who was acting at Drury-lane Theatre. i Mr Gifford said as to there bet, gno money hy the leaved ' wife his I, formation WWI very different. The Recorder ...
... good deal of that confused murmur and unmeaning daughter which is characteristic of the London mob, and especially of the Drury-lane and Colent-garden roughs when, without any definite purpose of Indulging in purpose and specific dkoriler, arc in the ...
... sensational drama, in three acts, written by Col. A. B. Richards, was performed, for the first time, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. on Monday evening. A sale of a valuable collection of drawings and pictures of the late Mr. William Minshall, by Christie ...
... this monstrous demand has effectually knocked the pending negociations on the head; and Mr. Maples.; has this week taken Drury Lane of Mr. Chatterton, for operatic performances, for a of six months, comincoming en the 28th instant. In the interest of the ...
... and more especially if you see his wife in the farce which precedes Martin Chuzzlewit. Shakespeare is on the boards at Drury-lane ; and Mr. Richards, who is a native of Worcestershire, is the author of The Prisoner of Toulon, which haa just been produced ...
... indignantly. — ?? es ' re P^ e^ *^ c other; I .should think there was ice in it. In the early display of Garrick's powers at Drury Lane, a tragedy was brought forward, in which he sustained the character of an ag^d king. Though there was nothing remarkably ...