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... held an inquest in Bloomsbury on the body of a man who died of commonplace hunger and commonplace cold in Short's-gardens, Drury- lane. One witness, at a quarter to three in the morning, saw the deceased sitting on the pave- ment. A policeman passing at the ...
... House were at once brought to play on the fire, which was confined to the store where it originated. DRURY LANE THEATRE. The proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre met yesterday to receive the state- ment of accounts. The gross receipts, including the balance ...
... called The Scheming Lieu-1 tenant, a specimen of which the lecturer gave. Shortly after this lie treated with Garrick for Drury Lane i Theatre, property for which Garrick wanted £70,000. The first piece Sheridan put on, as 1 manager of the theatre, was ...
... , to which the last extraordinary gather- mg, like that of the previous evening, bore ample testimony. The prospects of Drury Lane Theatre, as re- reeled by the proprietors at their annual meeting, are not cheering. The treasury is not without a considerable ...
... the West End for the protection of visitoss on their way home at night. Rosoman was succeeded as manager by Tom King, the Drury Lane comedian, and the original representative of Sir Peter Teazle, Lord Ogleby, Puff, and Dr. Cantwell. After King's time, the ...
... evening, and delivered his lecture. e A young lady, Miss Rosa Kenney, is announced to come out on Thursday afternoon next, at Drury Lane Theatre, who, it is said, has not only never e appeared on any stage, but has never taken part in any sort of theatrical ...
... F. B. Chatterton, for whom, amid the diffil. culties and reverses that have recently befallen him in the management of Drury Lane Theatre, much sympathy is felt. ' I hess A. and S. Gatti n havo ose board ved n Garden Theatre for the purpose of the intended ...
... the hands of Mr. Toole, the Prince of Wales's shortly to be tenanted by Mr. E. Brace, and Mr. Augustus Harris installed at Drury Lane, plenty of new life will be infused in dramatic matters for sortie time to come. One aspect of the state of afietUWy however ...
... Terry's Portiba was fully equal to the intensity of the principal part, Some time'ago this talented actress appeared in Drury Lane in Byron's Manfred, where ehe had but a, ingle word to say, aa Spirit of the Storm, The vigorous Idealicin of her rendering ...
... to-night both Sadler's Wells and the Surrey ave LTheatres presented their Christmas pantomime, i a thus stealing a march upon Drury Lane and 1st D( Covent Garden. At Mrs Bateman's Theatre, in engine Islington, the old favourite pantomime of The officer Forty ...
... cumnet f T are hi ,services at the Cape. His Exeellency is already Turke g aG.C.B. and G.C.S.I. been s Mr G. Rignold opened Drury L~ane Theatre inferse '?last night with an elaborate spectacular repro- -Stei e?sentation of Shakespeare's Henry V. Mr Rig- ...
... elereara. It waH at tadeleis l colls tbhat ,Too Grimaldi obtained the grenteast suacess of hie lire in dralwleing awvry frone Drury Lane end Covlent C;rrdon- aly, even the Opera itself, aucording to th6c memoirs of tile time-tho faeshioeneible world to this ...