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... character of Shylock, at the Haymarket Theatre, then under the management of Mr. Webster, and after- wards performed at Drury Lane, under Mr. Macready's management. From 1844 to 1862 he was the principal manager of Sadler's Wells, and it is in con- nection ...
... character of Shylock, at the Haymarket Theatre, then under the management of Mr. Webster, and after- wards performed at Drury Lane, under Mr. Macready's management. Froam 1844 to 1862 he was the principal manager of Sadler's Wells, and it is in con- nection ...
... Play-goer ?? I say that, as a young fellow, I never grudged standing for an hour or two at the pit door of Covent Garden or Drury Lane in order to secure a good seat in the third or fourth row of the pit, it will readily be believed that my play-going days ...
... by tickzets, 'which will be issued by the Sunday Society. F At a general meeting of the committee of the proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre Mr. F. B. Chatterton was unanimously elected as the new lessee. S The following letter from Garibaldi has been received ...
... by Lord Ilathcrley i:> tic appeal of Chatterton and another v. Cave. It was an action brought by Mr. Chatterten, of the Drury Lane Theatre, and Mr. ,eb?.er, ,t Adelrhi Theatre, to recover damages from Mr. Cave, of th - I.a.ry Trheatre, for an infringcment ...
... went to the House of Lords; and subsequently the Prince and Princess, with their sons and the Duke of Connaught, went to Drury Lane Theatre. The Crown Prince of Austria and suite arrived at Dublin from Belfast on Thursday evening. [By direction of the ...
... given by Lord Hatherley in the appeal of Chatterton and another v. Cave. It was an action brought by Mr. Chatterton, of the Drury Lane Theatre, and Mr. Webster, of the Adelphi Theatre, to recover damages from Mr. Cave, of the Marylebon0 Theatre, for an i ...
... 1857 and retired from the stage in 1872; on the 6th of July in which year Mr. and Mrs. Wigan took their farewell benefit at Drury Lane. ...
... his sixty-seventh year. He made his first appearance in London about the year 1840 under the management of Mr. Macready at Drury Lane. A gale yesterday blew with great force in various parts of the kingdonl. In the neighbourhood of Warrington the river Mersey ...
... sixty-seventh year. Ief made hi5 ed first appearance in London about the year 1840 under the manageenlt of eeMr. Macready at Drury Lane. A- A gale yesterday blew with great force in various parts of the kingdo l- nd In the neighbourhood of Warrington the river ...
... be curtailed in the most healthy and innocent of their enjoyments. A working man and his family can go from the slums of Drury-lane to the high ground of Hampstead or the breezy spaces of Clapham-common because they are not compelled to return home hungry ...
... English version of this project which lies before us is of the second edition, printed for J. Torbuck, in Clare-court, Drury-lane, and sold at all the Pamphlet Shops at Temple-bar and Charing-cross. 1736.' !'Ihe frontispiece is a portrait of the Cardinal ...