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... spans a prosperous free trader, it follows that rsMie tickets representing no more than half the Conventional rapacity of Drury-lane would produce an actual repletion. When the speeches began, therefore, the staircases, lobbies, and entranee-bulls wen- ...
... Association for the Protection of Industry and Capital throughout the British Empire, was held Monday, the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. The doors were thrown open soon after eleven o’clock, and immediately there was a rush to all parts of the house. The boxes ...
... Nevertheless, protection is ilead. and those who think at all upon the subject know that so. Among all the men whom you mustered Drury-lane, there were two whom you could not bring there, ami their absence was more significant than the presence of all the farmers ...
... to be followed; but, if all the speeches he had made were collected in one, and all the eloquence with which he had made Drury-lane and Exeter Hall resound were excelled, he could not induce the jury to doubt the accuracy of the lady whom he would produce ...
... generally correct taste of our times would condemn their luxuriance of imagery and deficient construction plot ; but even the Drury-lane critics were charmed with the dramas of the young and modest Irishman, and some of them passed through several editions ...
... The Viennese newspapers record the complete success, the Imperial Opera, an English vocalist. Miss Rafter, formerly of Drury.lane Theatre, who made a recent appearance, aud achieved a decided impression in La Fi-ilia del Heppimev'o. The Bight Honourable ...
... c, Out of the South Countre, lovely London he was bow ne. With a full grate All stout and squyars of land**. To meet at Drury Lane, Their together for to bnnde the price grayne. was glad w Of iontent to heare; Quoth she, “ Twill a goodly plan. In faith ...
... himself to its cultivation, and studied very att for year, the expiration of which (1825), . ? av . p “'«n the orchestra of Drury lane' With Ih, intrmiun of ('rang on the «Uge. The manager Norwich theatre, . Mr Crooke, having come up to low n make engagements ...
... late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, for his discharge. The schedule contained list of 201 creditors, and the total debts amounted £5,684 Id. The insolvency was stated to have arisen from the losses entailed the management of Drury-lane Theatre, which had ...
... one of his in this country. Here, at all events, she was decidedly original. Juitieo will resume his concerts as usual in Drury-lane, in November. Mdlle. Bert rand J, the new evinprimaria of the Royal Italian Opera, left London, on Friday, for Milan. Carlotla ...
... made, if found requisite, to render it complete. The Talented and Rising Vocalist, MISS ELIZA NELSON, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged for a limited period, and will make her second appearance This (TUESDAY) Evening; also, MR. H. T. CRAVEN, The ...
... Calender Street. THEATRE, BELFAST. THE ENGAGEMENT the Talcuhnl and Rising Vocalist, MISS ELIZA NELSON, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who is engage* for a Umu ...