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... having oomposed as en interpolated air in Auber's Crown diamonds for Mr Harrison, the weldknown *nor. who rang in opera at Drury Lane in 1846, to • words provided by Poet Bunn. The interpolation caused much discussion at the time, and re. stilted in something ...
... EPITOME OF NEWS. BRITISH AND FOREIGN. A to the pit at Drury-lane Theatre, when Edmund Kean was playing in the of Venice, sold the other day for £2 2s. One thousand Sioux Indiens are reported to have surrendered to the tatted States military authorities ...
... This is the season of Pantomime, and an enormous I outlay upon its production is represented in most of the London theatres—Drury Lane and Covent Garden more particularly. If it zannot be affirmed that pantomimes have increased in mirthfulness and vivacity ...
... lighting of our thoroughfares. 'Coos even more wonderful for this giant force will in all probability be discovered. Although Drury Lane has headed the list of pantoco far as the London theatres are concerned, throe are many of them which do not step aside ...
... Rector of Lambeth that his so. is out of danger, Ar Acroa's Passencit or MIND.—An alarming accident took place iu London, at Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday evening, the house being extremely well filled, in consequence of the revival of the popular melodrama ...
... for this purpose is the intense heat which quickly wears out any stove. RENTERS' SHARES IN DRURY-LANE THEATRE..—The other day two renters' shares in Drury-lane Theatre were submitted to competition at the Guildhall , Coffee-house, London, by Mr. George ...
... hundred pretty, well-made, and intelligent young ladies, from 17 to 20, for the forthcoming pantonn.ne at Drury-lane Theatre.—Apply stage door, Drury. lane, on Wednesday next, the 19th inst., at 1 o'clock. Any one who is not young and not pretty will be stopped ...
... ancient custo.n, a sermon was preardted in commemoration of the great storm of 1703 at the Mission Chapel in Wild street, Drury-lane, London. The text was 55th Psalm, Bth verse— I would hasten my escape from the windy storm and tempest.' Some of the p ...
... London; Sir Josiah Mason, the Birmingham philanthropist; Dr. John Cumming, late Minister of the Scotch Church in Crown-court, Drury-lane ; Lord llatherley, late Lord Chancellor of England ; Dr. Arthur l'enrhyn Stanley, Dean of Westminster; Mr. Winter Jones ...
... Mr Richard INNS. labourer. IM7oll.—Apri l 19th, aged 61 years, Mrs Jacob, widow, Prospect-street. JoNss.—April stb, at 3, Drury lane, Aharseron. aired 88 years, Margaret Jones, widow of D. Jona., LL.D.— pril 18th, aged S 5 years, at Penparkaa Catherine ...
... eircum• steams can he very well enjoyed just now. Her Majesty's Theatre, at the bottom of the Haymarket, has long rivalled Drury-lane and Covent Garden in the standard of high excellence which characterises its attractions. Daring the last few days, however ...
... control. In 1874 the dramatic profession recognised his many isnd varied services by giving him • complimentary benefit at Drury Lane, which produced a total of more than mOOO. Mr. Webster WIN proud el the pirelessioa of which he had so 'long been an osuement ...