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... completed three acts of his new opera w-itten in collaboration with Mr Bennett, and to be preionced by the Carl Rdsa troupe at Drury Lane shortly after ?? Tbe 'opra will be on'e Scandinavian subject redolent of love nd waf, and with a Viking for a heo. - f i ...
... almost useless.] He stated that he was a stone-mason, residing at 29, Crown Street, St James's. but was regularly employed at Drury Lane Theatre, as a carpen- ter. I was at the theatre on Saturday night last, and saw the 3 deceased, Clara Webster, with her ...
... interesting tale is going the rounds of curious incident, or perhaps coincidence, but happily with a satisfactory denouement. At Drury Lane a few nights ago the two Duchesses of Sutherland were seated in private boxes on opposite sides of the house, and the c ...
... —On day inquest was held ou the body of Eliza Jane Evans, aged 14, of 62 Fetter Lane, City, the daughter of a boxkeeper Drury Lane Theatre. She followed the profession of actress, and had been playing in Youth.” Last Monday she went through her business ...
... body was removed from the mortuarv of e- St Giles-in-the-Fields Workhouse to the pre. ee mises of Mr Powis, undertaker, in Drury Lane, > atn the request of the brother of the deceased, ill who had undertaken the expenses of the , 10 funeral. Notwithstanding ...
... within easy distance, Maryleboae, Bow Street, and Westminster Courts specially eomeatable, to say nothing of the Seven Dials, Drury Lane, Short’s Gardens, Bedfordbury, and the slums Westminster—all, so to speak, being under the Sergeant’s own eye. Mr Usher ...
... the parish.. Now the Learned Counsel (Sir .h Searlett) clearly showed it was on account of the poor oF Covent Garden and Drury Lane. He defied tbem to prove that'niorality or de- corum had been violatetlat the Tottenham- Street Theatre; and moreover, he ...
... eminent iii Due- nmsical art, front which we cull the followinlg :-Madaniie Mali- r- bran received for each performance at Drury Lane Li1fi. )f Madame Urisi, for singing at a musical festival at York, i. £400, and for one soirde, in Londoi, £24101 Lablaclie ...
... discovered to been committed in Castle Street, aethorough- 'indaded in tat vwell-known labyrinth of 3 Dir curdomding tbe famous Drury Lane. In -gas 0! the ho-ses in Castle Street, in a single ,9 re upsifi'i' there has lived for a, considerable ed ?? shotemaker ...
... LANE TimAsTam.-Mr Ryder, late of the Theatre Royal Edinburgh, and a great favourite there, made a most successful debut at Drury Lane, on Saturday last. His opening part was the Ba- nished Duke in Shakspeare's As you Like it. AccIDENTr ON TrE CROYDON ...
... will sing Nid Noddin,' and Charlie is my Darling.° At the endofthe Drama, IL DIAVOLO ANTONIO, e rom the Theatre-ltoyal. Drury Lane, wili perfiens his Gpyn'tseic Exercises paon LA CORDA VOLANTE, OR FLYING ROPE. Li tnhe courseof the Evening, a favourite ...
... been made before the Privv Council by Messrs Hall and Cooper, of the firm of Cooper, Hall, and Co., stove manufacturers or Drury Lane, as tending to show that the late fire which has de- stroyed the two Houses of Parliament was the re- sult of design. We ...