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... invited by the Bishop of Nor. wich, and other leading members of the British and Foreign Temperance Society, to visit London. Drury Lane Theatre has been fixed on as the scene of his operations, and the Rev. Gentleman intends to administer the pledge in Liverpool ...
... start, anrd reached a state of lavish splendour never before seen, aid in many of those at Drury-lane lie was joint author. In 188 he acquired, in addition to Drury-lane, Covent Garden Theatre, where the annual engagement of thli Carl Rosa Company was due ...
... with remark- C able Aacess, and his subsequent operas, The Brides I of Venice and The Crusaders,l had a long run i at* Drury-lane under Mr. Alfred Bunn's maunge- mout.., In 1850 he accompanied Jenny Lind to the United States ascouduptor and piauist, ...
... elections for which Westminster was famous. He was known as a vehement Corn Law man, and a greaC banquet was given to him at Drury-lane Theatre, at which, to the sarprise of many, Sir Francis Burdett was presont. No sooner had Captain Rolls been elected- M ...
... Monday last, in London, Mr. Edwtard Knight, sun af our Ite comedian, to Miss Mary Anne Povey, of. the Theatre-royal, ids Drury-lane. They proceed Immedlately to America, where the his lady lias mad e a very. advantageous engagement. a Same day, at Skipton ...
... nglikllinat, nn thle Fth itnst. to Sflti J. Kelly. le was tornierly it the l.ife Guardis, anti ii:b either to Mr. Ielly, of Drury-.Lane Theatre. On thln t3th inst: at Arnclife, near Ifettlowell: Mrs Arrnfeicui, aged 77. relict of Mr. Marailaduke Armis- is: ...
... her residence, Bryanson-ecrect, Porcman-setcsare. at the age of 76. She made her first appearance on the Liondon stage at Drury-lane in DE-cemher, 1854. when she sus- tained the part of Bianca in Doeran Miman's traged;- of ''Fazio. In the aut umrn of 1°63 ...
... heb wonted position at Drury-lane. Mdllo. TItiosns's appearances were relied upon as one of the chief eleetonts or success for the past soason at Her Mlsajoety's Theatre, Haymarket, upon Mr. Mapleson's rewiuval there from Drury-lane, but a paintul illness ...
... Burley. Same day, aged 58, MARGAaRE, Wife Of JOSEPH WILSON, Esq., of this town, Same day, aged 25, MARY HARRIUST, ?? WALKER, Drury-lane, Wakefield. duhe fM.E t Same day, aged 45, HANNAH, Wife of Mr. JOHN CLAPHAM, last mason, Bradford. te On Sunday, at Carlton ...
... entitled -The Troubadour, with Gurillen .Ic tjabear:rls as its hero ; and thee was favcurablv ree-ived oil ns performance at Drury-lane. It iuny be ireirti-irr that he wrote the articles on Bcuthovru, i aldel, n-- oli'ne emrinent irirsiciaus ill the 1IICvrlr:i ...
... by the great atud distigni h(I' oI all pliroessisets. Oli the 30th of March he was enIter- tained at a public dinser cl Drury-lane Theatre, and was prt -eated Vith a inagniiiceit silver vase of the value of C20110 Dlhintug tbis, his first iitiportatt ...
... only ch ildof Thos. Clayton, Eaq. of Carr. Hall, in the county of Lmcaster. On Thursday woeck, in London, Mr. L. Duricu, ct Drury-lane, to Martha Anne, second laugiler of thy Rev. Richard Reece, of Sltefield. Same (lay, at TWodtnordon, Mr. Tohin DAilnes, ...