... Tate, that figure? What ! that my Lord Ainsworthmy Lionel—my young Meadows. Ugh ! Send him away, ma'am. Send him back to Drury Lane ! Send him to Vienna! I can never produce such a thing as that to a York audience, ma'am; never, Shortly afterwards Kelly ...

... NEM coma TAVERNS. I lunched to-day in the hood of Drury Lane for the email sum of twopence off a cup of cocoa, and two thick slices of bread and butter. Passing one of the new coffee taverns about midway I was tempted to test its fare. The place was quite ...

... coffee bring me tea. BUM DAN is reported to have once fall, n into a cos/- cellar on his way borne, after a good supper at Drury Lane ; and his abuse of the vendor fur not keeping light at his cellar door was warmly retorted by the wife. Confound yolk - ...

... London theatres were closed on Thursday evening. Miss Sate fiantley, unable to obtain either cab or carriage, drove down to Drury Lane Theatre in • Pickford's van ; while in the of the snowed-up Mr James Fawn, the twee, Mr Augustus Harris himself donned the ...

... sauntering in the Long Walk, when they were overtaken by the old gentleman, who mentioned that he had seen Miss Mellon at Drury Lane, spokgised fur not having at once written in &1111Wif to her note, caused by • pressure of London correspondence ; trusted ...

... theatres, it is the people's own blame if the pieces be somet;mes low, let them support higher. I you, Mr Spurgeon, I went to Drury Lane to see the Opera of Lucretia Borgia, and I went to the Tabernacle, and I can't tell you from which I got the most benefit ...

... desired the ratification of ouch an appearance. I replied I would make her a present, as I did when she plavwl with me in Drury Lane Theatre in Loxdon im1875. Mr and Mrs Boucicault played at Booth's Theatre for a week, beginning February 10th, 1879. The ...

... recorded, too, that, in 1770, Mr Barney, nephew of Dr Burney, the musical historian, MSS appointed to the pianoforte at Drury Lane; I no one knows what pianos these were, nor of %hoe.. make. Whatever the age if the piano, it way safely he said that pianoforte ...

... Crouch became one of the students, wed was afterwards one of the gentlemen of Queen Adelaide'e private band. An engagement at Drury Lane followed, ant here he wrote • song for Mies Annie Tree and another for Madame Malibran. He entered into business as a m ...

... amounted to £4013. This, be was the largest sum that had ever been taken during the same time in say theatre in the kingdom, Ow Drury Lane rtturas having alubvta so much. A NEW LAND LEAGUE MANIFESTO. The treasurer of the Lead Lasagne, Mr Patrick Zoo, has issued ...

... refused to give any explanation about his antecedents but it was soon ascertained that he was the eon of a machinist in Drury Lane Theatre, and had fee some months been out of employment. On the !wive of the outrage being conveyed to the Houses of Parliament ...

... eminence, and, in my mind, not to be something was to be nothing. In May 1824, I was called upon at a very short notice by the Drury Lane meneger, to play Pompey, in Measure for Measure. At this time I heel started, and was doing well, as a bookseller, being ...