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... assisted by the leading members of the South r llub Loudon parochial bodic .. - ti 120. ti___ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ Ited qu yer, DRURY LANE THEATRE IN DANGER fo ght, BY FIRE. a ito m r of About balf-past six on Sat'rdey evening a fire broke out m sur- in the extensive ...
... ;itl Wrsassebytelaig embers of thle South Of Be L1115 Lodo arcia od. hissv the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _first Z'he ting ion DRURY.LANE THEATRE IN DANGER quer lgBY FIRE, hi am, her Abont baf-past asis on Saturday evenin last a~fire broke miar at out in th ...
... FORMOSA. Mr. F. B. Ohattertoss, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, Not) Dn-. has addressed the following letter to the Times ;- to A tee I Ito not wish to intrude on the discussion concerning the seng 'es- moral effect of Mr. Boueicauit's new play, ...
... Heart of Midllotbiftis, Adam Dode, or The S,'umlet 'the Letter. If there lie among the audiences who fleck to re- Drury-lane wontion who are outiaged ,Iits To see it piece of fafiling, flesh and bleed r in ILL all thes rest so impudently good, each ...
... instincts ani ' of human nature to a base grovelling after.'luare, -and a morbid craving after a, spurious fame P rib That Drury-lane should have become the medium by between s-ackwriters andathe public of a piece of o 1, unveiledinfamfylie Formosa is ...
... actors and audience alike, and is i-eally, H at as a dramatic composition, a. disgrace to any stage. th 11Formosa. at Drury-lane Theatre, is coming to pn Dnan cu.This play, written by Mr. Boncicault, St ae ought not to have been allowed a place on the ...
... prom which terminated in their finals£eppiration, s . he At this' bjoiiod, L'rd Byron was one of the committee of wouk Drury-lane Theatre, and frequently had thcatrico. persons, coatr Ubth male and f~oale, calling at his iesidence on 'affairs sch ce ...
... jesty ! and Mr. Gye, of the Royal Italian at Covent Garden W -to Drury-lane Theatre. No doubt the company associated tl with the great English basso for the coming opera seasons at Drury-lane is in many respects worthy of him, worthy 0l that is, of that ...
... Quinlani. aind Cs An extensive tire occurred lest ltight ait Messrs. Fhmrell's 1-iglm is timber beniders, 16, Parker-street, Drury-lane, London, nimit The factorn- was almiost entirely destroyeid. Ibeen [e The three mesi i-resteil in~'1ip)perallY for tile ...
... xignsager' of ,Drury Lane; is9tokbe proceeded agahist as,. iL 5 hkving been the agnit of Messrs.'Gye and Mapsleson, iff the Covent Garden lessees, when. he . made tne engage i n- jentel with the artists who are under contract to sing, :] hc Drury 'Lane, and, pea- ...
... her Chat guidance. Chisc was sti The Operas are now in full swing, This week sees the Clan sermitrd of Lidllo. Nilsson at Drury Lane; last Saturday alterat LMdlie. Patti made her first appearance this season at Oni. Barer' rid Mrio the cot Covent Gardeon ...
... vim and determi- fea le nation of young America. Ac _ Christine Nilsson receives, it is said, £ 150 a scigict at 031 r- Drury-lane, the largest sum pccid to any lady since the do re days of Jenny Lind, Adolina Patti receives £100 a niahlt d ?? dc; and ...