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... etymology the eye of day. T. Campbell. A master tradesman, named Bostock, has been shot through the head in Pitt's Place, Drury Lane, London. A youth named Wix, his apprentice, has been apprehended as the murderer. The suspicions against him are very strong ...
... daughter, sister, Lady Charlotte Bruce, and suite. Hi 9 lordship i 3 looking uncommonly well. Central Criminal Court. —The Drury Lane Murder.—Thursday, John Graham, clerk, was indicted at this court for killing Thomas Blewitt. Evidence having been led, Mr ...
... Queen and Prince Albert, and the King and Queen the Belgians, honoured the performance of the Brussels Opera Company at Drury Lane Theatre with their presence on Tuesday evening. The King of Denmark. —We are authorised state that the reports circulated ...
... the approaching conccrts to be given on the 20th and 22d of September, by MrC. F. Hall, late leader of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Signor and Madame F. Lablache and Mr Balfe are, among other artists, engaged to support her in this her last appearance ...
... The elephant Romeo, male of large size, was sold for one hundred guineas, the same sum being paid for Juliet, known at Drury.lane Jenny Lind. These animals were said to have originallv cost £1000. They were sold to Mr Batty, of Ashley's Royal Amphitheatre ...
... the first stage The action brought by Mr Alfred Dunn against Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, for breach of her engagement sing at Drury Lane Theatre, was tried in the Court of Queen's Beneh, sitting at Guildhall, Tuesday week. Verdict for the plaintiff —damages ...
... magazine will not be resumed, but of this it is impossible to be certain, as (to adopt the words of Dr Bushby his Rejected Drury Lane Address)— M hen energising objects men pursue, W hat are the wonders which they cannot do ? I cannot conclude this letter ...
... the ensuing year. Theatre.—lf it were not a temporary erection, we would almost conceive ourselves to in Covent Garden or Drury Lane. Mr Brooke's Sir Giles Overreach is a piece of finished acting, the griping, grasping, worldling being given to the life ...
... BELL STREET HALL. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! MR TEMPLETON, Of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, and Drury Lane, will have the honour of giving a GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT* On Tuesday Evening, 26th December, 1848, In Bell Street Hall, Dundee. MR BLEWITT Will ...
... KOUR NIGHTS ONL Y Who will make her First Appearance on Monday Evening, February 26, 1843 n umi r r, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. &c , has been Re-engaged expressly to support Miss 11. Faucit in her various performances. 0,1 Monday Evening, February ...
... by the Puke of Wellington, ller Majesty and Prince Albert attended the performance at the Haymarket Theatre Friday, that Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday, and that at St James's Theatre on Wednesday. Colonel Bouverie has relieved Colonel Seymour Equerry ...
... command the tide of prosperity. As is walking on the sands at Sunderland, the of the docks flashes across his mind, like the Drury Lane portico across Elliston's, or the Revolutionary Epic across Disraeli's. But it is not merely an idea: the power which he ...