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... shall be raised by stbscription amongst the members of the Supervising Committee and othess• ; that the Cowan Garden and Drury Lane Theamcd Funds should be got hold of, so as to form • the sucks., of a pendbm find fa tba National Theatre'; and that, when ...
... Mr. PLANCIIS began to write for the stage as early as 'BlB. Lord had just relinquished his share in the proprietorship of Drury Lane Theatre; at which Lamm house the young author's first play wan produced Joni PIIILIF KUMLA' and Mrs. SWOONS had not long ...
... is pod; notably. she it has effected the cleantnce of foul and disrupt:ode slams, such as pa meet web io the precincts of Drury Lane, is Whiteelsapet, and Southwark the rebiding of Meets and bonus in respectable d the mow beat mainly den to &elm ee a species ...
... ARABI'S CLAIM FOR ENGLISH COUNSEL. op in the vestibule of Drury Lane Theatre ; • bast of him was placed in the National Gallery at briar ; immoral window In his honour was inserted at St. Patrick's Cathedral ; a mural table was la into the front of house ...
... sogreat a misfortune to a mass of poor people, has not escaped the attention of the benevolent. A meeting Ism been held at Drury Lane Theatre. under the presidenm of Lord steps for the immediate relief of those who lam been the sufferer, by the calamity ...
... THE PRIME MINISTER AT DRURY LANE *dem SW OM Ow** de aud it. CAa In* was wawa* Prins as war .pia. its wish W. OM= Dr Jr as Portia .1 Warra errs tonal err I. it roily rare rd M. L.a. r r or port ord bin% at YI. rd art Apr. r Is Pro oar ors to ~t.a Mc ...
... Navy, and of the Irish wardrobe of a strolling company of comedians. This gifted lady, in her day one of the delights of Drury Lane Theatre, married first Ms Courn, the wealthy hanker, and subsequently, in the ninth Doke of Sr. ALBANS. Mir! CATHICRIN2 ...
... but a playbill for the performance is still in existence, dated 26th April, and headed, N.B. This piece was damned at Drury Lane Theatre. James SMITH, of Rejected Addresses' renown, wrote the prologue. CHARLES MATHEWS saw the performance, and described ...
... visit to this country his abilities met nevertheless with considerable appreciation. As Mr. AUGUSTUS HARRIS, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, has recently reminded his readers in the Forheightly fletine, Mr. MCCULLOUGH appeared a few years ago at old Drury' ...
... CRIME AND CRIMINALS. THE ex-convicts who assembled the other night in the St. Giles's Mission Room, Drury Lane, London, must have surely come away at the conclusion of their supper impressed by the idea that judges and beaks' are after all not a bad ...
... January last st Court Theatre, reread, and it crested a complete /more in the great seaport. On May 7th it we. mooned at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, with equal reeve and is prirerous career has dace that date bean continued, through the medium of Mr. Roe ...
... The Bench. jog which librty her charged a t tier Mum Court reformers never anticipated. I Nadeshda, brought out at Drury Lane, Nobod sometb today d ery . littb: them • y isbr disputes the redundance of bishops in May, is the amiposition of Mr. GORING ...