... after a'brilliaut tour in the pro- viuces, preparations were made for the production of I Lobeugriu with English text, at Drury Lane, 1874, when the death of, Madame Parepa-Rosa brought the enterprise to an abrupt termination. Mr. Rosa, however, subsequently ...

... his Titus for his 801n'sbae when thb'house was crowded to excess, and theretp amounted to nearly, £30. Haviig aga eformalj Drury Lane with little better success thnbfore her. visited' the provinces, and in conjuniction. with kit fethlz appeared in Dublin ...

... same year that H. Kemble, Miss O'Nell, and Dursuet first' appeared at Covent Garden, Macready at Bath, and Edmund Keen at Drury Lane. - 'r subsequent years she made her parts in Maria Darlington, Rebecca ( Ivan. hoe ), Virginius, and Miranda her own. ...

... the hero of Rooke'; opera, Henrique; or, The love Pilgrim. When The Bohemian Girl was produced in November 1543, at Drury Lane, Mr. Harrison was the original Thaddeus; and the popularity which he imparted to Balfe's tuneful ballads, The Fair Land ...

... the celebrated player on the violincello, to Miss Pearson, one oft the principal vocal pertformers at the Theatre-ltoyal, Drury- lane. . i~~~lleatIJ0. On Saturday last, Mrs. Alice VWalmesley,- Predheick- street, aged 34. On Sunday last, Mrs. Mary Thompson ...

... Forrest, Esq., the a celebrated American tragedian, to Catherine, daughter of E John Sinclair. Esq., of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The ceremony, which took place at St. Paul's, weas performed by the Rev. Dr. Croly, LL.D. On the 19th ...

... the 18th inst.. at her residence, in Upper Berkeley- street, London, Miss Murray, of the Theatres-Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Lane. Same day, at his hence, rotford Hill, near Gnildford, occasioned by a fall freom his horse, in she 45t year of lils age ...

... at the Ecinceis' i ?? greater success than on i hr t P p' Bdoctionr Englan~d in the Days of CharC ?? waViS pr-oduced at Drury Lane in sSeptercbc.X ?; a Ninon, atthe Adeiph-i, wvhich ran foru: ccr t.f n three montths. Iti was followed boy ?? ?? ' f play ...

... es. Among these was a tI - tragedy of striking poetical power, called A Blot on the Scutoheon, which was produced at Drury Lane al Theatre in 1843, but without marked success. tl Another play of his, The Duchess of Cleves, p was subsequently brought ...

... (Saturday) afternoon at 2 30. PARRY-April 27, at 66, Oswald-street, in his 70th year, Edward Parr 'late tearnowner, of 22, Drury. lane), the beloved lusband of Martha Panry. Inter. ment at Anfield Cemnetery to-rnorrow (Sunday), at nine a.m. Friends wil please ...

... Bow-street, London. The Masks, Banners, and Insignia expressly provided for the occasion by the celebrated Dy Ruynkyer, of Drury-lane Theatre, London. The Opening produced under the joint | superintendence Mr. Coleman and Mr. Higgle. The whole the Harlequinade ...

... Parkinson. neap.o A. PARRY-April 27, at 66, Oswvald.street. in his 70th Jsr year, Edwari Parry (late teamow-ner, of 22, Drury- . lane), the beloved husband of bfarthta Pary. Iuter- Incn at Anfield Cemretery on Sundaynext, at nine to, a.m. Friends will please ...