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... Gazette. The report of his Royal Ilighnent the I'rinee Albert having cum/wised the music, of an Opera to be brought out at Drury Lane Theatre is not correct. DOVER, February 16.—The presents bestowed by his Royal Highness Prince Albert on Captains Hamilton ...
... celebration of 11111 services for fifty years as Member in Parliatnent fur the county of Middlesex. The d• took place at Drury Lane Theatre, which was splendidly illuminated and decorated for the occasion. The pit was raised to a level with the stage, ...
... equal to the Random Recollections, owe their interest to this. There is in the first numlwr an amusing description of the Drury-Lane dinner to Mr George Byng, the fifty years' member fur Middlesex. But we were particularly well pleased with a sketch of ...
... barracks, and muster the troupe as usual on theist of %init.—Brigitte* Gazette. It is stated that Irird Canligan was at Drury Lane on Wednesday night, and was again obliged to retire, after braving, for half un hour, the mingled contest of hisses and ...
... know from a Noble Earl preseat (the Lord Great Chamberlain) whether be sanctioned a late exhibition that had taken place in Drury Lane, that was, in his opinion, highly indecorous and immoral ; lie need scarcely say Le alluded to the Bel Masque that lately ...
... directed attention to a dr gvaceful and demoralising system of masquerading performances which were being carried on in Drury Lane Theatre during bent. These exhibitions appear to have been of a very kind. We trust that the authorities of the country ...
... Richard Lloyd, the person who secured Hatfield the lunatic (who died lately) when in the me of firing a pistol at George in Drury Lane Theatre, died last week at the Salop Infirmary. Ile has for some time been eiriphoyed as ea, of the park.keepers to the ...
... ired said, he Lad waited the whole evening to hear the Hon. Gentleman repeat the virulent falsehoods had indulged in at Drury Lane, in order that be might tell him that they were not founded in fact. Mr OTWAY said, the Gallant Admiral had taken different ...
... the motion, which chiefly consisted of assertions which were open to questioo. In ref./rear to the rear of Mr Lindsay at Drury Lane, he reminded him of his been had op for not bating rot out some Aortal'an emigrate with whom he bed contracted. Ho JO not ...
... Drummond'. charge; on the contrary, he wanted to substantiate some charges he had himself made against the Admiralty at the Drury Lane meeting. The house refused to adjourn on that account ; and on the division disclosing their wish to proceed, Mr Layard ...
... charm Brat at the late meeting at Drury lane Theatre ; and in Parliament on Friday night, after being charged by Admiral Berkeley with having stated virulent untruths. In vindication, Mr Lindsay repeated his Drury Lane statements, which were of a nature ...
... ADKINISTRATIVE REFOR4I. The third public meeting in rapport of this movement was held in London on Welneeday evening, at Drury Lane Theatre, when the building we. crowded. Mr SAMUEL MORIOT took the chair cud made preliminary spcmh. the following was the ...