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... and refused to give any explanatlim stout his antecedents ; but It was soon ascertained that he was the of • insehlneet In Drury-lane Theatre, and had for some months been out of empinyment It.. was examined lan the first instance before the Privy and then ...
... French diapason next season; that Exhibition will be that of Stuttgart ; and that the l'hilitarutentic, Sacred Harmonic, and Drury Lane will retain the dal Strange that such differ. once shouldbema•le'twixt twtedledutnaudtweedledee! but there his decided ...
... plaints which are made respecting the price of meat. London h.s been truly called • world of contrasts, Who sot heard of Drury-lane? The very mention of the ward is suggestive of a msgeofizent theatre. upon wows have appeared some of the moo eminent tragedians ...
... Nip. liV:11111. do 3, C ulwjniiPlace. Mr J. T. Jenkins, Wine — Thoruts, Ffmetilu, Liang.tdo:k J. T. Lewis. Esq., Louden Drury Lane, Mr Thomns Brans — Mr John Edirards, Pontardnlas, Mrs Jane Edwsols. do., and Miss It Lend Anne Edwards, de Portland House ...
... the prironer not guilty.—The result was with applaum in court. AN AMCSING THEATRICAL INCIDENT. An odd incident occurred at Drury•lane Theatre the other evening. says Mr. E. L. Blanchard in Re ii t00t 6 0 ..r..which should not be left unrecorded in I battiest ...
... water covered the road sa fare, the Tabernacle Chapel, and Wed all bosses in Tabernacits•strest, Welsh Back, Pier-street, Drury-lane, and all the cellars even of Market-street. From the Add generally known as Cue Shea up to the Dryfrch the arable land was ...
... where soder Ilszsucato he improvement se to enable him to appear at La Scala. From the Scala be ieturned to England end to Drury-lane, where, seder the management of Jullien, lie fully Instilled brilliant reputation he had made in Ldgsrdn, Thee came • successful ...
... of poverty abounding in Spitaltields, the Mint, White. chapel, Radcliffe Highway, along the banks of the Thames ' around Drury Lane, Clerkenwell, Hoxton, Shoreditch, Hackney, Rotherhithe, Southwark, and indeed all parts of London, it would be simply impossible ...
... last year to the l'arliamentary Committee on the Metropolitan Fire Brigade. First he mentions the two patent theatres, Drury. lane and Covent•garden, ea-h capable of holding 4,000 persons. Then there are 43 theatres, licensed by the Levi Chamberlain, ...
... the English Ministers received notice that an attempt would be made to assassinate the King, and ad% ised him not to go to Drury Lane. George 111. replied that he feared nothing. On arriving he to ik care to enter his box find, and as he did AO a pistol ...
... Apropos of the coming electric light and its struggle with gas, Byron tells us in one of his letters, that for three weeks Drury Lane empty because of their having used gas, which it was said would poison all in the house; and an instance is very well known ...
... 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 ...