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... theatres were cloud during the fairtime, the droll, finding St. Bartheloinew'a more profitable than Dorset Garden or old Drury Lane. Au ox roasted whole, and pipiughot roast pig, sold in savoury lots, were among the Fair luxuries, the latter called Bartholomew ...
... Y SKETCHES. [By the Stranger in Parliament.] MR. LAYARD. His speech on Friday night was like his speech on Wednesday at Drury-lane—indicating an insolent want of preparation for the public occasion. The impression was that he had thrown some remarks together ...
... however surpassing even the anticipations of those who have seen the exterior. In extent it is in all respects equal to Drury-lane Theatre, while the size of the stage, which is 100 feet, caceeds that of old Drury by four feet. The audience part of the ...
... distinguished vocalist 3le wee born in 1774. He made his first appearance in Bath in 1791, and in 17% be was cii:,-apd at Drury Lane, and afterwards at the Italian Opera. lie then studied in Italy, and made his debut at Covent Garden; in VIOL with unparalleled ...
... handsome silver vase in °mannaoration of the successful bealtloU. With it wee the following characteristic note ;—T.R., Drury-lane, March 15, MVO. my dear fianith,—The accompanyibg raze will, I trust, testify to the general ill•will of myself and the ...
... created a most extraordinary sensation. From this Uwe she was the first favorite in light comedy, and was emstantly engaged at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. In 1825 Madame Vestris lost her husband. In the year 1829 she became lessee of the Olympic theatre, which ...
... Violinist. Herr Hareua blapolf.ke, the Hungarian Vocalist and Guitarist. Assisted by J. W. Wareham. from IL A.. and the Opera, Drury Lane Theatre. Admission—Reserved beats, 25., Second beats, le., Back Seat, Gal. Tickets ran be had at Mr. Mitchell's Printing ...
... that not above forty persons were present. These perforiners were accompamed by an accomplished singer, Mr. Wareham, if the Drury Lane and other Theatres, very tastefully snug several songs The greatest regret wee expressed by those present at the thinnevo ...
... dresses they wore ! ROBBING A MAN Or HIS CLOTHE.S. —A commercial traveller, a few days since, was drinking iu a tavern in Drury-lane when a female came in whom he treated with some drink. He got very drunk and recollected nothing more of what occurred that ...
... correspondent Ilia X Mark. The Pauopticon in Leicester-square was sold for £ll,OOO on Friday last to Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane theatre, who, it is supposed, intenas to convert it into a circus. A girl died last week from swallowing a pin. Whilst she ...
... of magnificence which is as yet unequalled. Of course the visitors will have no difficulty in obtaining information about Drury Lane Theatre, the Jardin d'Hiver, the Sunday Times or the Bedfordshire Independent. Mr. Ingram, the proprietor of the Illustrated ...
... (or nearly fifteen year had been a confidental clerk in the alike of Sir Hobert Carden. Mr. Charles Matthews to Join the Drury lane Theatre Ina week or no. Miss Helen ratteit b performing with great surer at the Lyceum; Lod Mr. and Mei. Keeley are notn ...