... of “ The Duenna,” was a far more signal one, and had a run of 74 consecutive nights at Covent Garden which put Garrick at Drury Lane tohis wit’s end to know how to compete with it,and to show how thus a family could hold the stage, || Garrick actually played ...

... dissolved the injunction granted, last week, by Vice-Chancellor Bacon restraining the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre from performing * Haska,” at Drury Lane, The American House of Representatives has autho. rised the acceptance of the statue of Liberty ...

... send over his artis's by special boats week after week, and Sir Michael Oosta is to go to Paris to conduct oratorios. t Drury Lane Theatre is ** to let,” and her Majesty's Opera will this year, it is understood, be once more located in her Majesty's Theatre ...

... Lords Justices of Agpul dissolved the injunction granted, last week, by Vice-Chapcellor Bacon restraining the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre from performing * Haska,” at Drury Lone, The American House of Representatives has autho. rised the acceptance of ...

... wtion of the publication date of ‘“De Tribus mpostoribus.” N “The Colleen Bawn ” has been transferred froma the Adelphi to Drury lane. The onl{ change in the cast }nllin; for notice is the substitution of Mr. Faleconer for Mr: Sheil Barry in the part of ...

... Theatre Company produced Bronson Howard’s ** Saratoga” in that city for the first time. She was announced a 8 being from Drury lane, London, and played Effie Remington. She had been billed in England as Mrs. Walter Montgom;;y. and she was now billed as ...

... elections for which Westminster was famous. He was known as a vehement Corn Law man, and a great ban(glet was given to him at Drury-lane Theatre, at which, to the surprise of many, Sir Francis Burdett was present. No sooner had Captain Rous been elected M.P ...

... Theatre Company produced Bronson Howard’s ** Saratoga” in that city for the first time. She was announced as beirg frem Drury lane, London, and played Effie Remingion. She had been biMled in England a 8 Mrs. Wulter Montgomery, and she was now billed as ...

... elections for which Westminster was famous. He was known as a vehement Corn Law man, and a great banquet was given to him at Drury-lane Theatre, at w‘ifich, to the surprise of many, Sir Francis Burdett was present. No sooner had Captain Rous been elected M ...

... which the author of Jack and of Fromont Jeune et Risler Ainé undoubtedly displays. The principal theatres now closed are Drury Lane, the Court, the Prince of Wales’s, the Folly, the Lyceum, the Olympic, the Opera Comique, the Duke's, the Queen’s, and the ...

... made his first appearance as Robin in the musical farce of *‘ The Waterman,” in July, 1837. He joined Mr. W. J. Hammond at Drury Lane in the sncoeedinsdyenr, and was afterwards engaged by Mr. Macready for the same estxxblishmen%e was a great favourite at ...

... circ Lyceum Theatre, where he made his &nce as Robin in the musical farce Waterman,” in July, 1837. He joined Hammond at Drury Lane in the suc and was afterwards eng-%d by Mr. M the same establishment. He was a at the Princess's Theatre under the of Mr ...