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... te aecrrtary. Her Uajea'.e boa token her bo* for the sen ton of German opero under the direction tir Aogoataa ilarna, at Drury Lane Thedlre. The fir-.l female cby.-i' Jnoan has paased her examination, and will übottly couimtnce proctiein* in N The lioa»e ...
... mytelf immenaely came over Great Britain and Ireland the pood March laet with own ceniputi). and had most auspicious opening Drury Lane Thenbm. London Anil did you confine yourself during your to the United Kingdom? No. I went from London to P. ns. where gave- ...
... the highway fame and fortune- Sir Augustus hart is .iigagt-d bun to sing m the Wagner operas, which were being produced Drury Lane and Convent Garden. A German gi-i.tii nian engaged take the part Kurwnual in Trirtan und Isolde became ..-nously I unwell ...
... Maude Richardson, , , * .-oiweiled deal with prieelly ad,wn the valley. In the forefront of the was one the •• show in a Drury Lane ' the iruoifix. power of eouveraiou. torrent for several mile* tho swiftly moving pantomime eom* seasons back, followed ...
... could only suppose that at the Lady Robinson most have forgotten she at Princess Street, and thought ,ho was on the stsgo at Drury Lane an race palling carpet* (Loud laughter.) ouldhave pay a fine ss, pay tic damage, with 2s costa ULSTER JOURNALIST ANII IMS ...
... Mayo, died last Monday Carlow from consumption. Probate of the will of Lady Gregory, who wae well known Fanny Stirling, of Drury Lane Theatre, has been grant'd. Her estate baa been valood at £ll^6lBa ...
... in English, Trend, and lieruum, has heard him carry on a conversation in Italian with one his snutes. and again the of Drury Lane Theatre has witnessed his marvellous powers as stage manager, directmg rehearsals, and knowing his other numerous engagements ...
... that inthoiin . , Arbcroft, Karp: Mr. Ssti.ual C. Aha*, ports of flax and tow the total i* off per. jj Yiiliur Cfdliua, of Drury Lane Theatre, ; cent.; from Belgian) it 8 pet cent., and froto . *>i ,» p’ Popping, also members ...
... hottest day lie had ever felt his life. And then he adds the words of ill omen: This day, much against my will, 1 did in Drury Lane see two or three houses marked with red cross upon the doors, and * Lord have mercy upon us* writ there; which was sad sight ...
... ordered Ibe have six horses ready, hut wailing for tliem only two horses the vehicle, about nine o'clock the same night near Drury Lane. I>m\l and twvpl-ain 11 ill dined together ibesauK* day, and discussed their nmr ...
... THE PROFITS DRURY LANE. curioue to note that among the prohta of the Drurv Dane Theatre Company ior vear. ■■ The Review, appears item ■« £5 9 ...
... the children's saasrw, and many and various spo the entertainmentspublic and private—pr-pared for them. Of the former the Drury Lane pantomime “Mother Goose” ranks foremost, and it said to excellent both songs and sceoarv- the Garrick the adapted from Charles ...