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... was produced in 1838 with great success. is subsequent operas, The Brides of Venice and The Crusaders, had a long run at Drury-lane, under the direction of Mr. Alfred Bunn. During the season of 1859and 1860 he conducted the ras at Dru -lane, when he brought ...
... and estaseres in their pommies. the Coart of Appeal hem decided one of the points raised the riehts of the new renters of Drury-lane Theatre, and freed with the Corot of Common Pleas, that the motels ham the right of free admimion lobby stalk of that boom ...
... Caroline Barrington,Mdlle. Morella, and Major-General Lord Alfred Paget, hooured the performance at her Majesty's Opera, Drury-lane, with their presence in the evening. FRIDAY.—The Queen, Princess Christian, and Princess Beatrice, attended by the Hon. ...
... of St. James's having allowed a billiard match to be played in that place. The committee representing the proprietors cf Drury-lane Theatre has, with the consent of the lessee, Mr. Chatterton, accepted a proposal made b: the friends of the late Mr. salfe ...
... Cbatterton intrriduced you to Mr. Chatterton because you mid you had some new songs, and you said something about going to Drury-lane with them [laughter. Ho mid to me, Where did you bring that foolish flow from (laughterrl Did you not take me to Mr. ...
... Theatres. His retirement in consequence of Pincer followed a farewell performanee given under distinguished 'sanitise(' in Drury-lane in July, 1N72. The circumstance* of his death were additionally painful from the fart that his wife uccidentally fractured ...
... College Pormital reopectingthe death of Frederick Heath, aged 45 years, • street orderly, residing at 37, Great Wild.streete Drury-lane. From the evidence of his eon, John Heath, and other witness; it appeared that the deceased hod for some considerable time ...
... went at 2 och , and was told that Carter had not been there.— Eliza Carter, who said she lived at No. 5, Parker-street, Drury-lane, London, deposed: I was in aree week Windsor in July. T left tl s ayo last Monday. | knew the two prisoners by seeing them ...
... resolution expreesing deep regret at the retirement of Mr. Gladstone from the leadership of the liberal party. The renter. of Drury-lane Theatre have agreed to accept Mr. Mapleson's usual offer as to their accommodation daring the opera semen, and several of ...
... a precarious livelihood by needlework. At the commencement of February abe took a email back room at a coffeehouse, 59, Drury-lane. She fundsbed the room herself, but, bit by bit, sold the things to purchase food. She bad not been seen for two days, and ...
... Conference had met more especially to discuss. Amongst the speakers was Miss Mary Carpenter. There was an overlogring how at Drury•lane on Satunlay afternoon, on the occmion of the farewell performance et Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Alfred Wigan. When the certain ...
... Wales, at- tended by the Countess of Morton and Lieut.-Colonel went to-day to the morning performance at the Theatre Koyal Drury-lane, in aid of the Royal Dramatic College Fund. The Princess of Wales afterwards drove out, attended by the Countess of Morton ...