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... The Rev. Dr. Cumniing. who is 72 years age, has retired from the pastorate of Crown Court Chapel. Drury Lane. His congregation are endeavouring to raise a fund of £5.000 in order to purchase him an annuity. The unarmoured corvette Bachante. which has ...
... tate things- Consequently upon this extraordinary failure of the new house to fulfil its functions, Drury Lane will be opened for opera. We shall then have two opera-houses but we are to have two more. The Colosseum is be converted into an opera-house ...
... THIS EVENING (Saturday. Dec. 16th.) laat appearance Mr. T. 0. KING, (of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane.) “INGOMAB, assisted by Miss BESSIE KING, and enrported by Miss Helen Cress well'B ROYAL DRAMATIC COMPANY. On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 20th of will given ...
... THE BALFE STATUE. The statue erected by public subscription in the vestibule of Drury Lane Theatre in honour of Balte, the composer, was unveiled to-day by Sir Michael Costa. ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, GLOUCESTER. Lessee Mr. T. Darrow. MR. JAMES JOHNSTONE (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) the whole of next week with him egitimate DRAMATIC COMPANY, consisting of the MISSES ADELAIDE ROSS, FLORENCE PLOWDEN, MAY VERNER, HELEN COWLE ; MESSRS. HENRY ...
... Paul's Cathedral. The service was choral throughout,and the vocalists were assisted by the bands of her Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane, and of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. The ordinary cathedral choir was augmented by members of the choke of St ...
... for B.—Carriages at 10.15. yANCE'S CONCERT PARTY. Awriorrss : Miss AMALIA, Comedienne and Contralto, from Vaudeville and Drury Lane, London, to which Theatres she is specially engaged to return at Christmas; Miss EIJNICE IRVING, Soubrette; Miss AMY BELMORE ...
... States, but returned the commencement of the Season, and resumed her wonted position at Drury Lane. Upon Mr. Mapleson's removal to her Majesty's Theatre from Drury Lane it was anticipated that Madlle. Titiens would still be one of the chief ornaments of ...
... Sheppard, a deaf and dnmb lad of about 19, been charged at Bow-street with being disoiderly and creating a disturbance at Drury Lane Theatre. The case having been proved, Mr. Vaughan asked why he had made a noise in the street. The interpreter explained ...
... which ought to be seen all visitors to London mean a Midsummer Night’s Dream,’’ at the Queen’s Theatre, and “Amy Bobsart” at Drury Lane. Both pieces are put upon the stage with extraordinary effect, the scenery, spectacles, dresses, &c., beingof the highestorder ...
... still crowding the Lyceum; Babil and Bijou” fills Covent Garden; and the “Lady the Lake” has run to morning performances Drury Lane. the latter theatre preparations for the Christmas pantomime are already in active progress. is be called The Children in ...
... SUPPER. A thieves' supper, at which the guests were all reputed thieves, took place Friday night, at the Mission House, Drury Lane, Loudon. After supper several reclaimed thieves addressed the meeting. All attributed, their reform to the kindness and ...