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... features will be a series of Eight Grand Summer Concerts, at which all the artistes engaged at the Royal Italian Opera, Drury Lane (as well as other engagements still pending), will assist. These Concerts will be held in the Centre Transept, a locale ...
... ' A Stage Storm.—There was a terrific stage storm in one of the Easter pieces brought out by the illustrious Elliston at Drury Lane. As machines for making artificial oceans had not been then invented, the turbulent element was intimated by little boys ...
... heel with hisbrother la law, • waterman. Poll Green's father had the distinction of being • fireman, sad wee r mployed at Drury lane I Theatre, where another relation of Pell's, ' think his little sister, did insp. In the pantomimes. No weeds can collo' ...
... and refused to give any explanatlim stout his antecedents ; but It was soon ascertained that he was the of • insehlneet In Drury-lane Theatre, and had for some months been out of empinyment It.. was examined lan the first instance before the Privy and then ...
... French diapason next season; that Exhibition will be that of Stuttgart ; and that the l'hilitarutentic, Sacred Harmonic, and Drury Lane will retain the dal Strange that such differ. once shouldbema•le'twixt twtedledutnaudtweedledee! but there his decided ...
... or fox killed; and be back for an eight o’clock dinner at While’s or the Marlborough, and get in time for the pantomime Drury Lane.” The truth, however, is that, although faultlessly mounted and admirably appointed sportsmen now take the field bybnndreds ...
... unequivocal. She was the wife of Mr Carl Rosa, and was to have been priors donna in the projected scum' of English opera at Drury Lane, in the coming spring. Madame Pauper' amiable manners had endeared her to a large circle of devoted friends, who will regret ...
... plaints which are made respecting the price of meat. London h.s been truly called • world of contrasts, Who sot heard of Drury-lane? The very mention of the ward is suggestive of a msgeofizent theatre. upon wows have appeared some of the moo eminent tragedians ...
... tract bearing the title A Funeral Sermon by the Parson of Llangesillin, was Printed for J. Torbock, in Clare Court, re Drury Lane, Londoo, 1738. The loitering is an exact copy 'featly peloved Prethren ; I am here among you to make a crest Preachment ...
... Parliament for the assimilation of the county and u.h frauchise. MURDER. Erode on Thursday morning John Kelly, living is Drury Lane, London, was killed with a poker by a woman with wham he lived. The worn in, deeerite mother, ar.d another woman s: e la ...
... one Weaver, a dancing master at Shrewsbury, who in 1704 iovented pantomime and paced hie entertainment oil the stage at Drury Lane. From Shied, and Patches in Eddources Journal, May 5, 1873, I take the following : Mr Weaver, dancing nisster Shrewsbury ...
... ELLEN AKHURST, Soprano (Criterion Theatre). MISS EUNICE IRVING, Comedienne (Daughter of the late celebrated Joseph Irving, Drury Lane). MR. FOURNESS ROLFE, Mimic and Buffo (Hanover Square Booms). MR. MOZART WILSON, Pianist and Conductor; and MR. ALFRED G ...