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... to arrive. A great attraction was added to the repertory of Vnghsh' opera last night by Mr. Carl Rosa's pro. dilction at Drury Lane of an English version of M. Mazenet's Manon. The production was an un- doubted suecess. The Duke and Dnchess of Edin- ...
... and Co., Sagers asod yual Wholesale oSoldbyChemisT MURDER AT NEWCASTLE ON-TYNE. On Monday a man named Fletcher, living in Drury Lane, Newcastle-on Tyne, was arrested on a charge of murdering his wife, with whom he had quarrelled, and who was found lying ...
... F. but enough to satisfy the Board ; nego- Lrvk_ a-tintions are in progress about Covent ~,Gre;the Criterion is closed; Drury Lane chape ~is bemgpmade ?? h. Pr Globe.' It is not quite certain about she throoi Lycetum. At the Opera Conmique something-has ...
... introduced to no less a person than a Richard Brinsley Sheridan, whose Lydia Laisic/s et she was permitted to play, when Drury Lane 7 numbered among its company Mrs. Siddons, . Miss larren, Mr. Jordan, Mrs, Crouch, John . and Charles Kemble, Suett, Bannister ...
... interesting att55 events of the season. Possibly Mr. IoVIoe dn Il his theatre, but if not, the performance may take Pa at Drury Lane. It is expected that some startling revelations if! made at the trial of the man WALTEars, Who wnsto' cerned in certain ...
... of incidents, possible or imp-)ssihlp, Pluck, the latest production of Messrs. Pettitt and Harris, just brought out at Drury Lane, will be highly satisfying. As a literary work Pluck is beneath contempt, but it other respects it is lively enough. ...
... our oawn gamec The most interesting theatrical event of tle week bas been the appearance of the Meiningen Court Company at Drury Lane. As is well known, this company is the hobby of the Duke of Saxe Meiningen, who beers all the heavy expenseover and above ...
... being situated in a borough created after the passing of the Theatres Act, may invite patronage on Ash Wednesdav, hat to Drury Lane no access can be allowed. By this arbitrary and silly regulation several thousands of people, many of them in sore need ...
... . VEnAX. FATAL FIRE IN LONDON. A fire broke out shortly after two o'clock yesterday morning at No. 4, White Horse Yard, Drury Lane, London, in premises noupied by Mrs.Crisp, 3 ?? 60 years of age. The firemen soon subdued the flames, but on entering the ...
... that, in 1770, Mr. Barney, naphew of Dr. B~uiney, thle and musical historian, was appointed to the pianoforte at irate Drury Lane ; but no one knows what pianos these were, i~ient tier of whose make. Whatever the age of thle piano, it hat. may safely ...
... the life by Thomas Moore was written a great tht I quantity of new information concerning Sheridan's the I management of Drury Lane, his politics, the Tb , Linleys, and the several transactions in which he we e was engaged, has, the A~t.eneesm says, come ...
... n paper. Eventually the play was actually pro- p d duced as Shakspeare's by Sheridan (who had b g given $600 for it) at Drury Lane, It was a o n gigantic failure. On the first and only night ti n -of its performance, the house was packed by an v Iaudience ...