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... is, We presume, the lady ghounowhom a oertasseuosedd squaller and a notorious lady'ofacomrnoelat'ng istails quarrelled at Drury Lane-Theatro a fw nightago outraging all decency, and insulting line puglsby ?? they ore .paid. I£ theplay guru wall colire their ...
... law. Mr Mitetell, of Streat- bam ;and weebope hewill be more successful than . his predecessors in the -'nanagernenL of Drury Lane Theatre. - -_ ;,I The average receipt6 at Covent Gnrden Theatre are, on Miss ?? nights, frqon L.300 to L 3o0, arid on the ...
... --The amount !for which they have stopped is ver. pot rk-,. have been~rec~nx Ynddressgd to r n-~tl clair, the singer, of Drury Lane Theatrej threateitihg' 'i the 'asoasinatiiv~of hwitntof: aridl hwiis bro thermnin la4y, AMr Totocfei~ afit -the destruct'ion` ...
... head, exclaimed to the. Lord Chancellor, who stood near him, this, my Lord, is my Coronation 'Day. Saturday night, at Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres, the audiences called, between the pieces, for God save the King, which was sung by the per- ...
... -This gallant officer and hu- mane man was the son of Mrs John Kemble by her first husband, Mr Brereton, the comedian, of Drury Lane Theatre. ...
... principal inhabitants. he It is said that Mr and MrsWood and Mr H. Phil. £1 !s lips have thrown up their engagements at Drury-lane l Theatre, rather than submit to any reduction of their nr salaries.-Miorining Chronicle. d The salary paid by this country ...
... INTE:;DED GRAND PAGEANT AT D)rURY LANE EATREATr, ISr HoNvotn OF SIR WA1TER SCorT.-On Saturday next Rol) Roy is to be acted at Drury Lane, vith all the strenigth 'of the house. At the close of it a view of Abbotsford, the late resideiice of Sir Walter, wvhich ...
... which we understand will be adopted im- by one mediately. at, ac- The removal of the foot guards from the outside ken up of Drury Lane-theatre, where they have bean sta- dle, in tioned from time immemorial during the perform- ig time ances, has afforded some ...
... heard why this handsome offer was rejected.- Globe. Duiing one of the finest passages delivered by MVacreedy in Iago, at Drury Lane, the other night, a worthy Member of the House of Commons, sit- tingin the dress boxes, thinking that he was listening to ...
... spread throrrgh the vrlfble towvn, itt Nlticithere iis scarcely a large establishmenti:puhile or prirate, free'froth it. Drury Lane Theatre was closed last .night in conserqurcnce attn( ]Miss Kelly's entrrtain- merit was-strspetrded o1 acecount of tire ...
... Eil-inis, a teacher of music and languages; A po- Liceman of the F. division, named Cooper, said he was in the gallery of Drury Lane Theatre on Nfon- day night, about half-past eleven, when he saw tie deceased ataggering along the upper row of seats, as ...
... tto, lto c v9-1 ~cs(Otlv)_ Four per Cents-.,- l02'11 xchlqer1 il01 0,5 s0 Irish flnkul Stuck .. _205j Her Majesty honoured Drury Lane Theatre with her presence last evening, to see Madame 31alibran in Aidna, in the opera of La Ssnnaambula and the opera of ...