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... formed, when it is known that the Financial Committee have lately granted a lease of years of land in Water-street, corner Drury-lane, at the rate of ten pounds per square yard. Balfe's new serious opera, VEtoile de Seville, produced a few weeks ago at the ...
... match that one of Job. Sir T. Brown. Losing the Key.—Mrs Billington, the Queen of all English singers, came one night to Drury Lane Theatre to perform Mandane in Artaxerxes, so hoarse as to render it a question as to whether it would be possible for her ...
... along, you old tory! he continued, in the same breath, addressing his horse, Do you see that fellow there, going into Drury-Lane, Sir That man was tried last year at the Bailey, for robbing a house, and I daresay he is plotting something now. Go along ...
... were most of them unopened, and that some of them had coronets on the seal, lie remarked to Mr Westley, the treasurer of Drury-Lane, who was sitting the fire, having also for a long time danced attendance, that Mr Sheridan treated all alike, wafer or coronet ...
... became Mrs Powell, the celebrated actress Drury Lane Theatre. Years afterwards, when Lady Hamilton was in the meridian of her glory, and had won renown by her achievements aud beauty, she visited Drury Lane Theatre with her husband, and Mrs Powell performed ...
... Duenna, one of the most charming of English operas, followed. By some stroke of policy he became one of the proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre, and in 1777, produced The School for Scandal,.perhaps the best comedy of wit in our language. The Critic ...
... compilation of pantomimes. This year change is observable, which yet hardly an advance to originality. Humptv Dumptv is the hero Drury Lane, Alonso the Brave of the Princess', Sir John the Surrey, and Aladdin of Sadler's Wells; while history finds its solitary ...
... /ii irk THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1851 (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH) LONDON, Evening. A meeting the window duty was held to-day at Drury Lane Theatre. Hull.—Tlie assembling of the seamen this port was renewed to-day, and hey are now parading tiie streets in largo ...
... whenever a dissolution should Hike place.— Salisbury Herald. Macready's Farewell Benppi Mac ready took his farewell benefit Drury Lane Theatre, in the character of' - Macbeth, on Wednesday evening. The theatre was crowded in every part. At the conclusion ...
... O.v Tuesday forenoon a great meeting of the National Association for the Protection of Industry and Capital was held in Drury Lane Theatre, and so numerous was the attendance that after 3000 had been admitted to the immense building, it was necessary ...
... obtain admission, proceeded to St Martin's Hall, a large building, which was also crowded—Ear! Spexcf.r taking the chair. At Drury Lane the Duke Richmond took the chair, supported by all the leading members of the Protectionist party. The audience was highly ...
... have been reconciled since their separation by the intercession of mutual friends. Mr Bunn has once more become lessee of Drury- Lane Theatre. The lighting of the General Post-office, London, with gas cost in 1847 ; last year, it cost only £14 85, owing ...