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... Lord Mayor of Loudon, and kuigbthood upon Mr Augustus Harris, one of tho Sheriffs of Londou and the well-known lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, in coromemoratiou the visit of the German Emperor to London. The time of the Hou*e of Commons has been this week ...
... THE FOOTLIGHTS; or, Sketches of Playhouse Society. The Heads Cuahles H. Ross ; the Tales Warner Sterne. 1 A Private Bos Drury Lane. 2 The Btlcony at the Adelpbi. 3 The Stalls Her .Majesty's Theatre. 4 The Gallery Convent Gardco. The Pit the Strand. 6 ...
... I* loot; this will strange lute things. Consequently upon this extraordinary failure the new house fulfil its functions, Drury Lane will opened for opera. shall then have two opera-houses, but we are have two mure. The Colosseum be converted into an o ...
... Art School ; sketched for tbe journals published by Sir John Leug : and finally, in IS9O, opened old fried-fish shop in Drury Lane, Loudon, an art studio for tbe production of his cartoons, which sold, io books, Satires of Cynicus,” at long prices, from ...
... 17, 1837— ** My dearest Uncle, — ...
... librettist, Bartholemew, was responsible. Immense was the enthusiasm on the occasion of the special matin*? performance given at Drury Lane aid of Miss Nellie Farren, the well-known buMesque actress, who has suffered so much recently from ill-health and pecuniary ...
... Mouths. : Three Montbe. sa. Foreign Subscription, including postage, Al la Bd for IS Months. P. 0.0, to be made payable Drury Lane Poet Office, W.C., to A. K. Baum. Publishing Offiea and Ofßee for Adrertiaeme 7, CATHERINE STREET. STRAND. Lennon, W.C. ...
... bring ruin the projectors. • the way, the rents of our theatres arc enormous. That the Haymarket is nearly iMpaW a-year; of Drury Lane, the Princeas's is sub-let at £ t,IOJ; the Adelphi is and the Lyceum, £4 oyo. ot Her M .jesty’s and of Covcnt Garden, which ...
... of the Strand into Booksellers’ Row (now demolished), or by wrong turn at Shaftesbury Avenue get into difficulties about Drury Lane ; or what stranger than to hear Besant lecture on Theosophy in South Place Chapel, and in a few minutes be in Petticoat ...
... arriage, she drove through the streets with the same dreary feeling that she had felt when first he called her hie child . Drury Lane was soon reached, and the afternoon performance was j eat over. Great was the commotion when Leyton was announced, and many ...
... deserving institutions are to lose that charitable assistance so freely rendered through the medium of the musical festivals. Drury Lane is once more open with the “ligitimate.” Macbeth and Comm arc now upon the boardp, with Phelpsand M-.es Atkinson the leading ...
... amusements in general, are they not written in the ample folds of the daily press But the novelties for Easter were very few. Drury Lane was alone great in originality. I’en at the Adwdnhi and One Tree Hill at the Strand, give us a little that is really new; ...