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... Thursday night his part in Hamlet has been undertaken Mr Henry Forrester, It was yesterday decided that the lease of Drury Lane Theatre shall revert to the proprietors, who will insert advertisements inviting tenders for a new lease at once, probably ...
... Surrey.L Septimus Frederick Martyn, shole warehouseman, Lon, in, don. ~ ~ ~ ~ Lne Lndn v d3 James Broad, coach iroumronger, Drury Lane, London. urt Edward Lewis, printer, Coleman Street, London. to Win. Pentold, smith, Celedonizit Road, L~ondon. use Asthony ...
... at the meeting in Drury Lane, made against the Admiralty. We need not enter into particulars of these charges, because our readers are already acquainted with them, from having seen the report of the Honourable Gentleman's Drury Lane address, which we ...
... importance are plentiful in this complicated age. Yesterdaylit announced, in type large enough to serve as a poster for Drury Lane pantomime, the impending resignation of Mr Gladstone. For to-day we would suggest the abdication of the Queen. To-morrow ...
... of the pro- 7 ?? piece can prevent the use of Hearts e tare Tritiips ' by the Drury Lane management. o The ditriculty, however, lies in the fact that hI when the Drury Lane piece is sent on tour it L might possiblv be followed np by some touring -s manger ...
... people. his Xt We have here this week, clouded in a halo of apocalyptic anti 31 aebulosity, Dr. Cu~mming, of Crown Court, Drury Lane; his of t 9.holdings forth at the Or-atoims attract the curious, sugh vati- affe 5'cinations being a novelty in Paris, He ...
... Queen and Prince Albert and the King and Queen of the Belgians honoured the performance of the Brussels opera company at Drury Lane Theatre with their pre- sence yesterday evening. The august party were attended Iby tie Countess of Charlemont, the Countess ...
... to corroborate, that the Euston Leigh and Cyril Clare, whose names are officially given as the authors of the enew Drury Lane piece The Duchess of Cool. r gardie, are none other than Mr Barney If Barnato and Mr Haddon Chambers, who were g known ...
... definitely settled his !arranlgcments for the ETaster and summerl season. Therer as a proproitioto for; aysynd-- cat; to hire Drury Lane for Italian operatic representations- more mespecially foe the 'sake' of a lte numbercf Italian Ioperaticn i vocalists who ...
... suppose that we shall hear no more. While it lasted, Joblings revelled in it. Was not .foblings seen sitting on the stage of Drury Lane side by side with mighty nien? ?? not an admiring public ask in that immense theatre, who is he sitting next to Mr. Dickens ...
... the smallest reason to complain that Co lie has left his study and taken up a prominent posi- itl tion on the platforin of Drury Lane Theatre. On the sh contrary, we cannot help wishing that lie had always e. selected so appropriate a scene for his appearance ...
... part of Mauynerie ir Fa ' and repeated old successes. Alr Runcio was tz Faust. The Carl Rosa troupe are ?? rehearsing at Drury Lane every day, but none of their novelties are likely to be heard usf~l after next reek. THE Passion Play which Madamne S ...