... gave him musical instruction f«.r three years. youug Braham was engaged the still remembered composer, Signor istorace, for Drury-lane Theatre, and his (which was in an opera called “Mahmoud was that the following year was engaged fur the Italian Opera-house ...

... original character which he made peculiarly his own. Mr. Wild been f..r years faithful and efficient assi.-tant to Mr E. T. Drury-lane Theatre, in his managerial duties, and has superintended the production of seven successful pantomimes for him ut that theatre ...

... of age, but there was nothing to lead'll) his identification. A woman named Mary Regan, aged rc-lding in Priuce’s-strcet, Drury-lane, also committed suicide the same day by cutting her throat. She was of intemperate habits, and bid been drinking for the ...

... Moore, printaeller, Nos. x and 2, West-Street. St. Martin’s-lane, to recover from the defendant, Blr E. T. Smith, leasee of Drury-lane Theatre, sum of X2B 19s Cd. for picture frames, made and tarnished Blr. Moore for and the defendant. Mr. Watson stated the ...

... Friday the death of Signor Charlton, a professional harlequin, was notified to the coroner. The deceased was last engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, at Christmas, in the pantomime, and since that time he and his family have been reduced to a starving condition ...

... honour of the intelligence of the peace. Mr. Charles Verner, lately of the Manchester Theatre Royal, has been engaged at Drury Lane for the coming season. Miss Louisa Pyne, with Messrs. Harrison, Stretton, and Horncost le, in the course of their transatlantic ...

... Mr. Cox'* behalf, and the close of the poll got to a cab, ordering the oriver take him bis residence the neighbourhood of Drury Lane. On hi-, way Mr. Willson stopped at several bouses «>n the road, and made known the intelUgence of hi* friend having hem ...

... many years back, and that he had expended upwards of £50,000 on Ihe property. The first bid offered was Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane Theatre, £10,000; the biddings then went slowly on till they reached £16.500, when Mr. Robins stated that the mortgagee ...

... Bankruptcy Court on Thursday. Mr- Robson up in examination. It was alleged that had account with Mr E, T. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, which wee rtW lot investigated. Mr. SmitL fmlrt with . summons. Mr. Commissioner Evans thereupon «trerrenL Mr. ...

... wig and the good bat, always continued covered in court. Having reached dignity of chief justice, was prevailed upon visit Drury-lane, that might see the famous melodrama, “ Pizsrro,” when, falling asleep me middle of the electrifying declamation against ...

... dramas, of the same quality, and founded similar subjects, succeeded rapidly different theatres; among which may be named Drury Lane, Aatley’a, Coburg, Olympic, and East London. A Change for the La dibs. —The following advertieemeDt appears in a contemporary:— ...

... noted, as a satisfactory proof of the inftnenoe of the age, that the Christmas performances now-a-days are free, even at Drury-lane, from thoee dirty jokes and double enteudra that quarter century ago were the staple sonroe of laughter for each night’s ...