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... eirortottue tenant , We eau add 'to the given by our Parisian contemporary by stating that Mddlo.Nilsern. for twelre night• at Drury Lane Theatre. will receive 12.400. or AnUn per night; mid that Madame Adeline Patti is paid at Covent Garden every time she slugs ...
... will find hitherto unknown material of great interest in Mr. ROUCICAULT*B Dew drama, the Slinughrawn now being li:eyed in Drury Lane Theatre, London, to densely crowded audiences. The scene of the play is laid in Sligo, and the hero is a young estate,' ...
... freely promised to do to. . . Nicolas, npon behalf of the sub-committee, reported that appliqthen ha I been made for use of Drury Lane Theatre, the purpose of hiding an aggregate public meeting, and that it not be had within the necessary time for an evening ...
... appeassnce, through aid so stout. Thin tat niordinary singer Is. we learn. els:aged for Mr Maple•on's at Her Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane. At Devon INIIizPS. Ezeter. Emma Penny, daughter of wateh clakmaker at Buckfaatleigh, obtained a verdict of £125 damages ...
... Arthur News called on (earthen cabdriver). void that between two and thee in the morning he was between Convent Gorden and Drury Lane Teentre, when he hoard a scuffle near hi, cab. Ile new the prisoner whh tie arm round Mr neck. He hod got him lap against ...
... and afterwards extended his reputation at Liverpool and Dublin. For eleven consecutive he was clown in the pantomine at Drury lane Theatre where he toot his farewell benefit Nov. 25,1871. Combining great humour . with aglity, Harry Helene possessed ...
... felling use • Tee embarks in sensatiornal enterprise, and who, • f,°r le will Positive': thieve hawing tried hie bated at Drury Lane, Astier 6,0 ies or Whet hair to ite original whew in without i lesving the disagreeable of most Beth* Alhambra, and °remora ...
... of . The celebrated tragedian, Mr. C.V. Brooke, has arrived from America, and will perform for twenty-foor nights only in Drury Lane Theatre, commencing Sept. 5, previous to his departure for California and Australia. Toe Lord Lieutenant will visit Limerick ...
... The lamed s Warming Pao.' Prom the 1 ottenbatt • slavet Theatre I octet to the English Opera, a w the Lyceum ; there to Drury lane ; thence to the Mannar• bet ; from them to s °met limbo Olympic. the Adelphi ; • sad here I ant. sock as I am. During that ...
... Austrian empire things are equally bad; famine is scouring Huttgary and Gallicia. There is another 'very pretty quarrel' at Drury lane. Mr. Sims Reeves says he won't sing; Mr. Bunn says be slant% sing. Mr Bunn asserts that Mr. Sims Reeves neglected his duty; ...
... down, the wheel daereped, and the oginewege with el ear metropnlium managere are already enwordni their Christmas pieces. Drury Lane will, as wad. re pantomime from the pen at Mr. H. L Covent Garde n w ill v i re • by neele. leitherland Edwerd s m and V ...
... wmi returned against Fox, a bc has no mat mad • amenable. _ _ A Man ACCIDENT LLT iONSO.—Denis Riely went to work at a its Drury Lane, and seein4 a ~lice of bread an I butter on • plate in the cellar, ate it. It kit I been left fir the rats, with a amsiderebie ...