... hereditary. L Grand Dake of Saxe Meiningen, entre- preneur of the famous dramatic troupe which three or four years ago, at Drury Lane, almost revolutionised our stage Lmanagement of crowds. Prince Edward of, Saxe Weimar, an Indian Prince, the president of ...

... the Choral Symphony. )f At Mr Halls's concert yesterday a duct sonata c me in C minor, by P. T. Bache, was introduced,. c Drury Lane hast opened for the Summer seasonw is with a drama entitled, A True Story. A not of very intelligible plot deals with ...

... c, : Royal Society of Musicians, and other' bodies will be officially represented. The benefit performance announced at Drury Lane on the 23d inst. Will not be postponed, but will be given for the composer's widow, who is left very scantily provided for ...

... produced in 1838 with remarkable suscess. His subsequent operas, Tue Brides of Venice and The. Crusaders, had a long run at Drury Lane, of which theatre he was then musical director. The musical festivals at ,Norwicb, the Lnedon Moncday PFopular,.aId Liverpool ...

... Warning, caine out in 1833, and was a complete success. He at different times acted as musical 'director at! the Iycenm and Drury Lane Theatres, at thej, Norwich Festival, and at the London Mond(y!: Popular and Liverpool Philbafmnonic Concerts. I A fertile ...