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... was fifty.foueyean of age, had had a very adventurous life. When about seventeen years old be joined Smith's Moans from Drury Lane. which was sinning Chelmsford, and at IMicsgste be got engagement as bottom dens' man at Wombell'a No. 2 menagerie. From ...
... church or.anist at 14, sang in Guy Kannerieg at 18, and at 26 disclosed his full powers in the Bride of Lammermoor at Drury Lane. It Is, however, in °retort° and ballad ringing that he has achieved the highest distinction. concern was felt throughout ...
... confirmed his Knowles’s play (1820 After to Drury Lane in 1823 the -roles in Sheridan Knowles’s dramas GrachusanA William Tell most successful tour in the followed in 1826 and Macready on reappearance at Drury LAne to the his magnificent Macbeth part in which ...
... of Bedouins and Arabs in the Soudan (1857)” by French artist L Belly knocked down 26gs The portrait of Owen MadSwiny of Drury-lane and Haymarket painted Van Loo engraved in mezzotint Faber only considered to be worth £3 15s while the portrait of Mrs Honey ...
... instances in theatrical history of strange ups and downs in actors' lives, but there bas seldom been a stranger imtance than Drury Lane now affording. A gentleman who many years ago took the leading part at this theatre for two successive seasons is now employed ...
... *tend below tnat of our own idolised English tenor. In 1847, the late H. Jullien engaged Rims Reeves to sing in opera at Drury Lane. He again appeared as Bdperdo to the Lucia of Madame Dorms Gres, the being conducted by Hector Berlion, who has set the ...
... forty ago abnut litury.lenn leartin's•buse, mot the ,even been shaved of by them. The eider used to be shaved by • bseber ie Drury-lane Ire—. - so mon difficulties me ia the way oi finding suitable barrack accommodation at Celestes Mat at War it ia regarded ...
... intent to murder bon.— Mr. Bernard A solicitor, defended; and Mr. Albert in th e evidence. William Clements, Short's Gardena, Drury Lane, a porter, deposed that on Saturday afternoon he wee in the deceased, who was thirty- fi ve age, and when waking along Clipaose ...
... enough to grant • pension of 1100 (I believe) to the widow of the late Mr. E. L, Blanclaard. The Lite dranattim wrote the Drury Lane pantomimed fora great number of years, and be was • crude, shrewd, but kindly critic. He was the of the famous Blanchard ...
... heard of the impending strike, for the crowds were of • very disorderly character, and composed lorgefy of the demons of Drury Lane and the s l ums in that neighbourhood. Several bogus lights were organised, evidently with the nbj..ct, which was pretty ...
... bodies of mounted police were pc,t«d the Long-acre and Wellington-strest epproaehea Bow-street, and neat the main entrance Drury Lane Theatre, whilst constables on foot guarded the ands of the emaller thoroughfare! abutting Bow-street Policemen in twos and ...
... was dismissed. end Laermann was committed for trial as the Old Two women named liosworth and Lee quarrelled at a house in Drury Lane, London, on Monday, and the former died from a blow said to have been inflicted by the latter, who was arrested. WHALLI ...