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... you to employ different agencies or not sell your pagcn. “There was not & vacant seat or aisle stool in the six tiers of Drury-lane Theatre, and yet during the play everything was as still as if at a morning church prayer. Not a cough was heard or & fan ...
... celebrated Composer and Vocalist, formerly half-breds sold at 5s 10d to 6s per Blbs. prircipal Tenor at Covent Garden, and Drury Lane The Christmas market is appointed to be Theatres, author of the * White Squall,” “ Mary held on Monday next Blane,” “The ...
... Having prevailed upon Mr. GEOD. BARKER, (the celebrated Composer and Vocalist, formerly priccipal Tenor at Covent Garden, and Drury Lane Theatres, anthor of the “ White Squall,” * Mary Blane,” “ The Irieh Emigrant,”” &e., &c. to make one more, and positively ...
... to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Certainly notto Boh Low(e). EXTREMES MEET —Judy was lurhod. during a recent visit to Drury-lane, to notice that, during the oruance of the pantomime, whilst the Et was oouw'nh.d with laughter, the upper portion of the ...
... refused to give any exrhlullvm atout his antecedents ; but it was soon ascertained that he was the son of a machinest in Drury-lane Theatra, and had for some months been out of employment. He was examined in the first instance before the Privy Council ...
... diapason next season ; that the ‘Exhibition pitch will be that of Stuttgart; and that the Philharmonic, Sacred Harmonie, and Drury Lane will retain the old pitch. * Strange that such differenceshould bemade 'twixt tweedledum and tweedledee ! But there isa ...
... public wrong. The state of thomlutmht'uthotutho' far the gas supply had been ed and the luxury of the public curtailed, At Drury-lane Theatre the iS et sLo el thee eodimy. 0o only a slight less bri t . On the stairs and in the corridors the gas was lowered ...
... of this thickly-populated neighbourhood. London is well provided witu parks, it is true, but they are all a long way from Drury Lane, and the unhappy little creatures who throng the alleys that like so many rabbit burrows debouach into this neighbourbood ...
... closed; no longer does the magnificent voice of Madame Patti fill the theatre at Covent Garden ; nor do crowds throng to Drury Lane, charmed with the notes of Madame Nilsson, the Swedish nightin gal These eminent singers have left town to fulfil engagements ...
... the northern than on the southern bank of the broad and ample stream. The rookeries of St. Giles's, the human ' warrens of Drury-lane, and the wretched hovels of St. Luke's have but few counterparts in Lambeth or Southwark. So well is this known to workmen ...
... Why, the pln'y, to be sure,” replied he, “how far is it from here?”” It all depends,” I said, « whether you would prefer Drury Lane or Covent Garden, the Haymarket or the Lyceum, the Gaiety or the Globe, the Holborn or the St. James's, the Olympic or the ...
... passed grandly on. he nouqqupdnhlfil.lmghmndyhu ve Cervantic humour. Kemble and a friend having dined together, went to Drury Lane, the ishing to give his ultimate instructions for the ni;cz. As b-t:;d the hall of the tb‘;:u‘. some grenadiers -undi:g ...