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... dud's ( eidenat artist is an importaltt Londeton nhlmatre commenced to study scenic art in tile studio ui V Beverley, at Drury Lane Theatre, and nv:ts os wvith him and other notable cartistes it many tI- cent productions. After fultilling enlsgag~ac most ...
... dramantic eflectiyeuess, tlitit o this distinction ought to be attributed. Got up, with great 1 splendlour, at Covent Garden or Drury Lane, an.audience tl might find it uot only endurable but delightful. With such L, emibellishlments, however, as a Manchester ...
... their origiusi chuarartecs, asdncd s thre so theicc Acedenmie 11evale ile Mujsicq no, pilris, and the llie'tioie iltoal the Drury Lane, London, oith tihe gr-eatest cie~ss YA p OnTuesday, TBlE TWO GEiNTi'LAEML or VERPONA, and for TEE DEVIL; 10 P'AY t Notw ...
... conduct the Birmingham Fes- tival, in August. Mr. HIenry Smart is engaged on an opera, which it is likely will be heard at Drury Lane, Theatre. Mr. Lavenn ditto, ditto. Mr. Wallace is writing another opera for the same theatre. MADAME PLEYEL.-It is decided ...
... Albert Smith, his brother Arthur Smith, f C. A. Cole, Edmnld Yates, &c., took place, on Saturday last, at the Theatre 11yual, Drury Lane. The proceeds are to be _ devoted to a fund ior the immediate relief of emergenciea in the literary or theatrical world ...
... forbidden to speak in it, succeeded as it panUtoiniistt in movitg his nuilience to tears. In1 1702, Ric!4 thc anage ger of Drury Lane Theatre, introduced pantomiumle upon the English stage, and lie himself, under the feigned namie of ] Thn, played the part ...
... Covent Garden and Drury Lane, who will, on teir return from the United States, melee their second appear- atice here on the above evening, previous to the comn- mencement of their engagement with Mr. Macready, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mladame GIUBIL ...
... might have been one more, only thirteen is a proverbially unlucky number. : Details of the full programme to be submitted at Drury Lane Theatre next month, on the occasion of Miss Ellen Terry’s Jubilee Commemoration, continue to arrive piece-meal. Perhaps ...
... for the prosecution; and Mr. W. EawiK s defa co the ?? Eadglly, a publican - of business, said that he reiided at 0No.t Drury 'Lane. On Tuesday afternoon, shortly aft,' three O'clock, he Was Passing along Backside, whea to saw the prisoner coming towards ...
... t 'WILL OPEN on SAT Y the A Vr 4th of June FOR ONE fl H3 WLY e GRAND FASHIONABLh NIG Ij ; ir Mr. ANDERSON (of the Thsate Drury Lane), Mr. G. V. BROOKE, sgeJ IA BENEli, is Miss CLEAVER. and the solo of the Liverpool Com- is pany, will appear in Shakspeare's ...
... threw away the candle which he had used in the commission of the murder, and I in Vinegar Yard, close by the walls of Old Drury Lane C Theatre, he threw away the remnant of the handkerchief with part of which he had tied the boy's hands Leaving 5 Vinegar ...
... HOW THE CORN LAW WAS PASSED: At the meeting in Drury Lane Theatre, on Wednes- day evening, Mr. Moore produced a number of receipts which had been sent to the League by a grocer, who. had purchased them as waste paper. We have given' elsewhere a sketch ...