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... on the hills of Ardross, on the 20th ult. by a party of preventive officers who were hunting ter: up a still. rest To the Drury Lane German Operatic Company has been O5 a dded a Matdlie. Janda, a full mezzo soprano,'who has ten, enjoyed a high reputation ...
... . VEnAX. FATAL FIRE IN LONDON. A fire broke out shortly after two o'clock yesterday morning at No. 4, White Horse Yard, Drury Lane, London, in premises noupied by Mrs.Crisp, 3 ?? 60 years of age. The firemen soon subdued the flames, but on entering the ...
... accompanied by a f panorama of the English lakes. Signor and Madame Gassier are continuing a successful g career at the opera of Drury Lane, in 'II Barbiere di e Siviglia The Figaro of the gentleman is as much admired as the Rosina of the lady. d M. J. Michelet ...
... dubious title), and flow we arc threaten * ed with ggantic. r.. Mr. Howard Glover announces a business of this kitfi at Drury Lane, which is to commence at half-past one O'cloclc on 0 Wednesday next, and may firaisl,, we presume, locking at the ? fleet ...
... opera. Nord -founded upon an incident in the if o eri a - Great-waa produced in an English garb on Mt-J!, ing last, at Drury Lane Theatre, to a gres l t orcheeta ated horna elendi n0 audience. There was an evident want ef rhe to tdc usual blunder of ...
... being situated in a borough created after the passing of the Theatres Act, may invite patronage on Ash Wednesdav, hat to Drury Lane no access can be allowed. By this arbitrary and silly regulation several thousands of people, many of them in sore need ...
... theatres in Italy. He afterwards made his debut at Covent Garden e Theatre, under the managementof Madame Vestris, and sang at Drury Lane in Mr. Bunn's operatic days. 'he lest time of his appearance before the public was at the Music Halli in - store-street ...
... returning from Ireland became pric the conductor of the annual oratorios which were then large given at Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres, there Th being no Exeter Hall. He was appointed also professor estat of harmony end composition at the Royal Academy ...
... Romano's. During the three weeks Johnson stayed at the house he took us to the theatre almost every night. One night we went to Drury Lane to see 'The Great Ruby,' and it is a remarkable coincidence that on that particular even- ing he wore a' magificent ruby ...
... for it is the way here to make even an affair of taste and sense, a matter E of riot and arms. Fleetwood, tire master of Drury Lane, has somitted nothing to support them, as they supported his house. vAbout ten days ago, lie let into the pit great numbers ...
... militia which was called oat tic twice a year seating and spoechifying, which woos ?? inaerbsd ?? toLodon, and quartered ito Drury Lane Theaitre, sod ehis', was to be up and at leecie when' th a fbtl oe ee9 Thle mutinous sqo ads are in arms agaisest their ...
... Josiah Tillett, plumber, Colheater, Essex. John aeckness, baker. Strnatford, Essex. William Bond, licensed victualler, Drury Lane, London. Henry Quartormain,builder, St. Aidgate, Oxford. Jobn Marks, mutcdlwr, Dultes-treet. London. James Tilling, farmor ...