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... {From “ Judy.*) THE ARDENT ARCHER. Were I your boro then to the end Submissive to your will I’d bend. An Improved Prospect.— Drury-lane Undesirables (as lady of quality is being conducted to Bow-street): Cheer up, Liza. It’s pudden day to-morrer.” Words of ...
... the old Canterbury under Charles Morton'a management. the first singer of the music of Marguerite in Gounod's Faust at Drury Lane, who died lint week. was on the '26th ult. interred in Hensel Green Cemetery. Mae M•rrasw Aniroti.„ widow of the poet, died ...
... three parts, the first which was carried out by the Bexhill musicians under 1 their able conductor, Mr. James M. Glover, of Drury-lane Theatre. Much taste had been exercised in the arrangement cf the selections. The orchestra was admirably balanced, and some ...
... I.L.AR DA 111 try A SERVANT. Dr. Danford Thom*, held an inquest at the Cane*, Drury-lane. on Monday, cc dm body et Beatrice Cadwallader 1241 single, • servant, who died on tbe Jape. in St. Giles Workhouse. Dr. Newnham, of 10. Kinpst., Wolverhampton, who ...
... three parte, the 3ret of which wee earried out by the Bezhill musicians under their able eonduotor, Mr. James M. Glover, Drury-lane Theatre. Much taste had been ezeroised in the arrangement of the selections. The orchestra was admirably balanced, and tome ...
... concluded this week, it is to he revival nest wronon. At East Imierne, the conipany will include Mr. Philip liana+, from Drury Lane Theatre, and Mimi isrtritele Burnett, whew. perfornisnew with tr. lteri tirect have previously elmrmml local playgeorrs ...
... illuminated in the same manner, the whole effect being quite in the character fairyland. The Herald Glee Singers (from Drury Lane Theatre) were specially engaged for the oocasion, and by the artistic manner in which they rendered their excellent programme ...
... be remembered with pleasure, has since that time been travelling as leading lady to the Price of Peaces' Company front Drury Lane. in which she made a great success. and Mr. Algernon Newark is an entertainer whose imitations of popular actors are said ...
... people of the parish and neighbouring parishes availin themselves of this rare opportonity. The Bunl(l Gles Bingers from Drury-lane Thesire and the Lamberbursd Braess Band were engeged for the ocoasion. A buge upmcmflinm‘fuludnwonfly and was guily decorated ...
... tta KOVAL OPERA HOUSE. COFHNT OABDWi. and it and* the direct raperrute irf Hr. ~ H. OLorin, the well known Halo Disaster Drury-lane Theatre. Patroas enjyg this Orchestra wiH sara much of th. irpraii attachtd to briaging Orchsatra tea Leaden. Addraas. HANAOBB ...
... altar rails. l'he flowers were afterwards sent to the Victoria Hospital for children in London, and to a poor parson in Drury Lane, and the offertory was given to the Children's Cottage Hospital, Cold Ash. ...
... correspondent of 1 M.A.P.,” Mr. Richard Morton, the song-writer, has been reminded of a strange story in connection wltk Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Collins said, in reference to Sir Augustus Harris, that he was very superstitious,” and went ou to speak his ...