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... haa engaged r*ov«nn!, (the Italian transformation nf plain “John.” his real name)—Giovanni Reeve, ; s b?s fir«t tenor at Drury-Lane, and Mr Whitworth as fotso pro fun A correspondent the rtuiMer suggests that brlcbs eo perforated as to admit a column air ...
... 3ft. Albertnzzi made a most successful dehut at her Mamsty’s Theatre in Ceuerentola, 19, 1837. nd in IP4O she appeared Drury*lane in the opera of Oozza Ladra. and was eminently successful. She was also engaged at the Princrs'ds Theatre, but her voire ...
... large size, was sold for 100 guineas, the same sum being paid for Juliet, a beast of truly mammoth proportions, known at Drury Lane a« Jenny Lind. These animals were sail have originally cost L.IOOO. They were sold to Mr Batty of Astley's Amphitheatre ...
... mind, and longer to be wheedled out of his money—some infuriated creditor, who for days had in vain beset the avenues of Drury-lane Theatre, with the hope of seeing the deeply indebted proprietor. In the butlers room were the equally anxious tradespeople ...
... statement of this eyo-and-car-witness. in the remarkable chapter before us. that at the date in question, “in a house near Drury Lane,” this black folly was hatched traitors their country, with mischievous sprinkling of foreigners viler than] they.—“glorious ...
... limit foreign performances in the metropolis. Tho noble carl deprecated the recent disgraceful conduct of certain parties at Drury Lane Theatre, and stated that it was utterly repudiated by all the respectable members of the profession. (Hear.) . Lord Beaumont ...
... with 40s. damages against the proprietor of t.ie s'nn newspaper in action for libel. . The brutal and disgraceful riots at Drury Lane have far been successful, that the French company has given wav. and retires after two subscription performances, Mr Cowell ...
... to the theatre. Her Itoyal Highness the Duchess of Kent, accompanied by Marquis and Marchioness of Douglas, also honoured Drury lane Theatre with her presence that evening. Her Majesty’s marine excursions will be confined to the Channels and neighbouring ...
... yniiftriuittf* PROM THE LOSDOX GAZETTE. William Sharp, Wisbech, St Peters, Isle of Ely, brewer. Ann Anderson, Clare-court, Drury-lane, tavern keeper. Tohn Gibbs. Lewes. Sussex, boot and shoemaker. James Blake, West Cowes, Isle of Wight, builder. Charles ...
... Captain Polhill may also familiar to the pnolic member of the theatrical and literary world. was for some time the lessee of Drury Lane Iheatre, | and has been the author of several publications of merit. When first returned for the borough, in 1830, lie professed ...
... Lind for a breach of enga»“- ment, in singing at her Majesty’s Theatre before she had fulfilled her contract to sing at Drury Lane Theatre in Enw. lish. After a rule nisi had been moved for by the defendant on the ground of excessive damages, and refused ...
... will be held at James’s Palace. TheQ ieen, Prince Albert, and the royal children visited M. jean’s Cirque Nationale, at Drury-lane, on Saturday evening. Hr Majesty appeared greatly delighted with the performances, and frequently applauded clapping her ...