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... daughter, the sum of £ 15,000 each; to his sons the residue of his property Mr. Burn, the patentee of Covent Garden and Drury Lane. ! has presented a second silvervase to Mr. Dacrow, on account of -the splendid and siscesiful manner In which he his got ...
... I acquaintance of such composers as Rossini, I Meyerbeer, Donizetti, Herold, and Auber- superintended the production at Drury Lane of Balfe's Bobemian LGirl, an opera which, -with all its faults, will keep the name of the composer alive long after ...
... plate, rawe 25, addedfor thewiner; laentrida, 26 acceptances. M~r HorrbyTs appy' Hz% agA Mr Dinefs Dxncing Girl Kr Dixon's Drury Lane aget Mr Paterson's Bowany Captain Amhdala A=unt Poppy agst Mr Jones's Jaunt. ing COr Mr Glalstone Gentle Roe agst Mr Fletchera ...
... pecuniosity. Disappointed would-be exhibitors at the Royaf Academy are having a fine oppor- tunity thrown open to them at Drury Lane Theatre by Mr. Arthur Collins. Mr. Collins's next drama will contain a scene representing a private view at the Academy ...
... Dlock was formed on its site; - ol Mount Quarry and M1ll now St. James' Wj Cemetery;- Old Drawbridge George's Dock; eat Drury Lane Theatre Door, 1840; Woodaide --a tS Ferry, 1814, when the right of ferrying psorn. - a 0 gers across the Mersey was ...
... is performing that most difficult of operas, Fidelio, again to-night. Mr. Barry Sullivan still acts Richard III. at Drury- lane; Dan'l Druce is having alobgrun at the Haymarket, Jane Shore keeps the beards at the Princess's; and Peril at the Prince ...
... within the walls of Drury- lane; and from the enthusiastic reception given to the chief lierformers, and also to the most attrac- tivo scenes, it may be concluded that the favourable opinions expressed by the frequenters of Drury-lane were endorsed by the ...
... Parkinson. neap.o A. PARRY-April 27, at 66, Oswvald.street. in his 70th Jsr year, Edwari Parry (late teamow-ner, of 22, Drury- . lane), the beloved husband of bfarthta Pary. Iuter- Incn at Anfield Cemretery on Sundaynext, at nine to, a.m. Friends will please ...
... oft£400, the property of ?? Nellie Warriner, an actress, who took a prominent part in the pantomime of Hampty Dumpty,' at Drury Lane Theatre, and also to stealing a purse and £13, the property of Charles Brandon. Mr. Hutton prosecuted. Miss Warriner, it ...
... and particularly in the south eastern department of France. The Rhine was partially frose a. A rcuter's share for £5OO, in Drury lane Theatre, was sold by auction, on Friday, for £T9. Mr. Cornelius Lambert, cabinet maker and upholsterer, at East Retford ...
... of a fracture of-the small boneof thr leg. - I Tresdav. the I5th. inst. sged ge, the widow of the late Mr. formerly of Drury lane Theatre, whon was the father of ri Mrs. Sheridan. I I c SWednesday se'nanight, ins Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, an, aned ...
... Ogre Rat, Miller's Merry Son and the Little Manx Cat. New and Magnificent Scenery âSparkling MusicâComic Masks (from Drury - lane Theatre, London) âNew Stage Machinery and Appliances Rainbow - tinted Limelight- Gorgeous and Grotesque Costumes âGrand ...