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... tho support of the highways which they most to wiar down and deteriorate. —Chamber of A'jricallure Journal. THE TERROR OF DRURY LANE. Mrs. WosthaU'a little boy William lately got into trouble for begging. He had colleague with him, of whom more anon. They ...
... events ofJthe week we mutt chronicle the death of Mr. H. King, the eldest son of Mr. T. C. King, the great tragedian of Drury Lane Theatre. This young and talented gentleman, had already gained golden opiniona.” A special to the Eastern Budget dated Rome ...
... item London news reaches us from a Paris journal. According to our foreign contemporary, while tha performance was going at Drury Lane Theatre the other night, a “Miss Elvira H was seen to totter as she stepped on, and then fall down. The curtain was lowered ...
... Right Hou. Lord Mayor with a testimonial, iu recognition of his services during his year of office. Mr. H. Boleno, late cf Drury-lane Theatre, hag been engaged Mr. E. T. Smith to perform tho Christmas pantomime at the Crystal Palace. And a Good Jor, Too ...
... hip, entirod into between Mr. li. Webaterand Mr. Chatterton, brings under one management three the leading London theatres—Drury Lane, the Adelphi, and the Princess’s. At Leyden, Sir. W. Pleite has published Etudes Egyptologiques,” No. 7, being explanation ...
... made popular by the singing of Madame Vestris. At the age of sixteen he accepted an engagement to conduct the orchestra Drury-lane Theatre, but left for Italy the following year to study composition and singing. His first important composition, the mnsio ...
... still retains possession of the Queen’s, At the Gaiety, Mr. Santley, in Zampa, ia still the attraction. There change at Drury Lane. At the Globe, the only novelty is the introduction of Madame Colonna and Troupe in the brigand scene Mareo Spada. At the ...
... expired on Wednesday at his Lineey-plaoe, Chelae He was horn Bath in and was 72 years of age. made his appearance in London Drury-lane Theatre, Norem- her 2nd, 1824. The case of The O’Dowomto h»« been before the Bankruptcy Court, wasatated that the creditors ...
... pantomimes have been discontinued, with the exception of the opening of the Dragon of Wantley, which 'oUows An, sarf, at Drury-lane. and My Son Jack, the Surrey, eonolnding with the transformation which oontinae to enjoy dceorved . The great attraction ...
... novelty at Coart Theatre. On tho first night of tka production of tka barlasqua, in which tka plot of Rebecca, M represented Drury-lane, U closely followed, mrey of songn and dnMM wmaMored obm, aad m tha curtain fall shower of bouquets followed it. Both anthov ...
... we will not attempt to do so, but leave “every man to his humour,” and confineanr summary to what there was to be seen—at Drury Lane, The Wrong Van in the Right Place, the Yokes Family, followed Rtlecca, introducing Mr. Phelps and Miss Neiison, concluding ...
... notice are the re-production at the Lyceum of Leah and original drama at the Victoria Palace Theatre, mentioned below. At Drury Lane and Covent Garden, Italian opera is the order of the day. No change has been made at the|HAYMARKET, where Pygmalion and ...