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... EVEN- ING (Saturday, October 20th) on which occasion Mr. and Mrs. WOOD, the celebrated Vocalist!? ef the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will make their appearance in the chjaracters of HAWTHORaN and RoSETTA, iniho Opera of LOVE IN AVILLAGE ...
... e hero these two yea Mc. KEELEYandMrs.KsELEY, e of the Theatre-Ro I, ovent Garden; Mr. F. VININ, e of the Theatres-Rnra, Drury Lane and Covent Garden; e and Mr. MACKAY, the celebrated Scotch comedian, y the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh.-The entertainments ...
... half dead with fright and cold. t A destructive fire ocnurred on Mondav in a large I block of property in Clare-strePt and Drury Lane, North Shields. The property belongs to Mr. Snttre, T butcher, and was oocanied a4 &*fnrniture and paraffin t oil warehouse ...
... Manchester. f1HE ATIRE ROYA M HNCHESTER.- I The Public, is ce i that Mr. nml Mrs. WOOD, of the heatio Covent Garden nnd Drury Lane, are ENG GED) (405 E NIGII', nd will make thlir n ?? BvEit NT SA TURDAY, October i be perfor Bcetloven's celeboted 0pezo ...
... his Titus for his 801n'sbae when thb'house was crowded to excess, and theretp amounted to nearly, £30. Haviig aga eformalj Drury Lane with little better success thnbfore her. visited' the provinces, and in conjuniction. with kit fethlz appeared in Dublin ...
... Enaged Miss ELLEN TI~tREE, of th e R ?? Lane CeventGardenandtb e Mr. ANDER- SOof the ThtrR yeard ; ard FRAZER, theooo asso ?? Drury Lane, ofet Theatre, his fir. p a ?? n glagement; dIr.- A teclbae ersns lve of Scotch - s ?? dn burghi, his tirot ea eboeteetreyrsan ...
... OI'ENED for Dramatic Performances for ON NIGHT, oi-thicl oceasions Mr. VANDENHOFF, of the Theatresl1oy( LCovent Garden and Drury Lane, will make his first appsr ance here since his return from Arc% rics, and will perform the character of Master WALTER, irt ...
... tore contain s a great deal mnore mnatter e A revival of Morton's once famous cbomedy, A [y Cure for the Heart-ache, at Drury Lane Theatre, with the d lively rattle of Charles Mathews as Young Rapid i' the quaint ir conceit of Keeley as Old Rapid,' ...
... expresdon of her sincerity. On the 18th of October, 1785, a brilliant comic genius, Mm. Jordan, made her first appearance at Drury Lane, as Peggy In the Contry GirL Shewas two years younger tban ?? Frren, and at thattime twenty-three. She was a native of ...
... Colville was simply a beauty of the demi-monde, named Charlotte iunden, and that the duke had met her In the green-room of Drury Lane Theatre. There was no emndvenermt In the case; a journey of pleasure was simply proposed, and joy- fully and readily acepted ...
... to light, a% shocking. murder having beean committed in the densely populated neiglibopr- hood known as Feather's Court, Drury Lane, London. ! It appears that a man named 'Jamies Whitley, a brioklayer'i boourer, with hie'wife and six ehildren, lived on ...
... has been dramatised by the author. The Vokes family, during many consecutive years a chief support of the pantomime at Drury Lane, will this year appear at Her Majesty's Theatre in a Christmas entertainment entitled ;Little Red Riding Hood. ...