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... Theatre, —Madame Shillon at the Princess' —M. Houdin at St. James’, —French artistes at Astley’s,—and a French company at Drury Lane ; this formidable host, patronised and encouraged, not only by the Queen, but by every satellite that followed in her wake ...
... consequence of cal ustrophe at a Uoraau I'idholic chapel. During the last five weeks spacious building in Charles-street, Drury lane, formerly coach-factory, has been opened u Catholic chapel. Dr. Farre, one of the priests, was announced to preach Sunday ...
... declared to be hopelessly lunatic : I. People who believe Whig promises. 11. People who to pic-nics. 111. People who take Drury Lane. IV. People who don’t like Viardot Garcia. V. People who read the Literary Gazette. VI. People who are waiting a little ...
... Hungarians, who-e struggle begins to be identified with that of rational liberty all over the kingdom. At the reform meeting at Drury-lane Theatre three cheers were given on Lord Dudley Stuart’s coming forward for the the cause of Hungary and national independence ...
... The following i, a list of persons who have w.lh the extraordinary performanceof this unrivalled Troon, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane APRIL 29, 1849. Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, His Royal Hitthness Prince Albert. Her Majesty the Queen And'die while ...
... Waterford theatre last winter, appeared in the charaeterof Lilile j'ickla in the Spoiled Child last week before her Ma,p-sty the Drury Lane Theatre. H. J. White, Esq., has made a reduction of pr ■nt. his property in Ferns, county Wexford. The Jesuits will commence ...
... ding arose between Edmond Kean and Mr. Price the lessee of Drury-Une Theatre ; and this ended in Kean’s withdrawal from Drury-lane. was then engaged by Charles Kemble of Covent-Garden. Mr. Price having heard how the son was situated and thinking that ...
... within him, and felt satisfied that sooner or later he should attain it. One day he met accidentally Mr. Dunn, the treasurer Drury-lane heatre, who on the part of Mr. Buun at that time the lessee, proposed a benefit for his mother, as the widow of Edmond Kean ...
... days arc T.iesd ly and Thursday, the latter of which it generally expected the and Prince Albert will present. last night Drury lane Theatre opened for short Stimuli r season, f.ir'the purpose of displaying the extraordinary graceful movement nf that premiere ...
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... raUs Irom Liverpool to ilieir destination. Apply to Thomas Gray. North-street, Belfast ; or to M’KKAN, M*LAUTY,and Co., Drury-lane, Liverpool. [sBo-rfj ...
... through rates from Liverpool to their destine lion. Apply Thomas Gray, North-street, Belfast; or to M‘KEAN, M‘LARTV,ai.d Co., Drury-lane, Liverpool. [s3o-lf] ...