... oall the ship after the victory* English Sensitiveness .—On Monday evening week the opera of *• Rob Roy” was performed at Drury Lane. The song of Scots wha ha’e” was introduced by Francis Osbaldistone, and immediately a very strong demur to it arose in ...

... interest, amuse, and instruct crowded rooms with his adventures in Central Africa. have got grand Operatic Com pany at old Drury Lane: have Rory O'Moro, at the Adelphi; Man with many Friends,” at the Haymarket ; a Flower Girl,” at the Surrey : and Tempest ...

... the Grasshoppers* Feast,*’ which have no doubt will be good. At the Olympic, “The Desert Princess.** good also. And at o d Drury Lane, Mr Smith, the lessee, is determined not outdone by his friend the Wizard Covent Garden.for he promises a choice bill of ...

... great Anglo-Saxon family, the other half would have become whiter by the contrast. On Friday evening last we went to old Drury Lane to see the Pantomime of Hey Diddle Diddle.” The performance commenced with the great gun trick,” a professional squib against ...

... entitled, Tit for tat, Professor Anderson’s interview with an impudent Puppy.” Although this is evidently meant as hit at Drury Lane, in the way of a Roland for an Oliver,” are assured that there will be nothing scurrilous or personal in the forthcoming ...

... Smith O’Brien.—Mr Smith O’Brien may be expected in Limerick the course of a fortnight. At its last meeting, the committee of Drury Lane Theatre came to the resolution of not permitting entertainments of the hcd masque class to take place again in the theatre ...

... squire, and gracefully advanced towards the tlree, plate in hand, and with the smile with which Volane had often fascinated Drury Lane—“ Charley,” says Wihian,* “ we’ll be robbed, and Pho! be quiet, Tom; don’t you see who it is?” “I do,” said the third; “be ...

... was desirous to astonish the provincials with tins charming baiia 1, but the accompaniments were oWiynto, and the rul»a of Drury Lane Theatre were imperative that the Librarian should not allow the scores to be taken out of the theatre—What was to be done ...

... tha “Corsaire” into a ballet. Was not a Terpsichorean, choregraphic, and saltatory version of tha “Corsaire produe ...

... CHARITY ITS HEAD. “The Amateur Pantomime is, it said, to be repeated at Drury Lane, for the foundation of an Institution to be called The Acrobats’ Home; Sympathy Stilts.’ Six months’ professional exercise square of carpet three feet two will qualify ...

... Signor Charlton, a professional harlequin, was notified to the coroner. It appears that the deceased was last engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, at Christmas, in the pantomime, and since that time he and his family have been reduced to a starving condition ...

... of the royal displeasure with Mr Lumley. When attempt was made to bring out a translation of the “Dame anx Camellias” at Drury Lane, the Herd Chamberlain interposed and refused his license. That woman of abandonel life should capable entertaining a great ...