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... Irish capital her success has been of the most enthusiastic character. Barnett's new opera was read in the green-room of Drury Lane on Fria at It is nnow in constant rehearsal. The music is highly spknoad -oit cntins more real melody than any pr hsgn tilea ...
... the English parliament, made up as it' is of deception, deceit, and corruption .. Of course on the Queen's state visits to Drury-Lane and Covent-' Garden, the houses were crammed to the ceiling; this, assurning the young Queen to be less popular than she ...
... admit, it is rather difficult to do so. pari 3 ?? a: THEATRICAL CJHIT-CHAT. Lo~ Peake has a new ballet in preparation at Drury Lane, to be called ntw t the Hunschb~ack', and founded upon the adventures of the Hunchback inno abcktthe 1 Arabian Nights. ...
... paid. The appellants from Drury-lane and that vicinity, appealed alto on the same ground, stating that the neighbourhood had been thinned, and the business of it injured by the opening of the new streets leading to Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres ...
... DRAMATIC CHIT-CHAT. 1. 0 0 The libretlo of the new opera at Drury Lane- Farinelli, is by re Mr. C. Z. Barnett, the composers brother. The Zauberfiote' is about to be revived here. al Lanfiseer, the artisw, is employed upon a picture of Van Amburgh's ...
... desirable to invest Monsieur Taudevin with a similar mark of her high apprDba- tion; and, as Lord Alfred Paget is to present the Drury-lane ppr- formers with a splendid piece of plate, that Lord John Russell should bestow a similar distinction on the Polito of ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRICAL FUND DINNER. 'The aijirversary of ?? Lani 'Iheitrical Fund amie, oiff oii Wd- nieday at le Freemasoft s Tavern, Great'Qutiueenstreet. His Royal Ilithne~ss the Dukeof Cambridge presided. The subscriptions am'dubted to Iwitdg o661 ...
... inflicted under the mask of a hypocritical sanctity. If this antique mnummery, which is no more licenced l the Bible thans Drury-Lane theatre is-must be kept up, let us have it kept up in a strict manner. If it is a season of fasting and holy sorrow, let ...
... motibo bor cpies of all correspondence-'which has taken place between Ctl. ~Lo 4 Chamiberlaini's offce and the lessee of Drury Lane' Theatre fre 6- a Iatil to thel present time;, The noble lord also stated, in answer.; t p Sir R. Peel, that the Irish ...
... 13, Dorrington-street,Leather. RAYNHADIS, 1, Gray's Inn.passage. lane, Holborn. REYNOLDS, Denmark-street, Blooms- COX, Drury.lane. bury. - CHESNEY, 211, Bermondsey-street. ROBINS, 56, Mount-street, Lambeth. COLLEY, 7, London-road, Southwark, RICHARDS ...
... D~orrington-street,Leather. RAYNIOANS, 1, Gray's ltin-passage. lane, Hlolborn. REYNOLDS, Dettmark.street,13luoons. COX, Drury-lane. bitry. CHESNEY, 211, llerniotudsey-street. RIOBINS, 56, Mlount-street, Lambetli. COLLEY, 7, ILsndott-road, Southiwark. ...
... Jewess, who stated that she was a widow, I atid lived at the house of her father, Mr. Money Moses, of Vinegar-yard, . near Drury Lane Theatre, on being swvorn, said eshe was well acquainted , with the prisoners, Moss and Solomnens. On Easter Tuesday she ...