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... actor. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. HUI commenced engagement. DevonfKfrt Theatre.—Oo Monday evening Mr, Elton, of 1 bestra Royal Drury Lane, commenced a limited engagement here. We are sorry bar 1 * no space or time to enlarge tbe merits of this really excellent ...
... our gentle and beautiful Sovereign lives the people'! hearts, A similar manifestation of love and loyalty displayed itself Drury-lane theatre, where, on tbe 16th May. IBOU, George 111. was shot at by James Hatfield ; oo which occasion Sheridan wrote, on ...
... opinion appears to no subsided in its indignation against this individuitl. wms recognised on Tuesday night ut the concert at Drury-lane Theatre, and there was very soon u crowd under the box thut occupied, expressing their dis ipprobalion no very moderate ...
... expected that they will soon die natural death for they scarcely receive enough to keep life in them. Tbe Concerts D'Hiver. . Drury Lane, have lost Mosard, tba conductor; hut I aa far as boating time went, Eliason (ought aa manfully aa Parisian Maestro, but ...
... aldermen, leaving behind him defalcations Ihe enormous amount of ——The Bari of Cardigan with hi* Copnteas, was in a private box Drury Lane theatre, Thursday evening. Hia Lordship waa assailed with a storm of yells and hisses, which lasted nearly half an hour ...
... Bill was before the house. Bishop of LON DUN culled atlei.tion to the indecencies stated Lave taken at recent inns‘jiie fit Drury Lane heutre. Right Rev. Prolate tend from the Morning Post statement ol what occurred on that occasion, ond asked if the ent ...
... ONLY, rift t—MONDAY 96th, TUESDAY *7lh, and WEDNESDAY. of April, being (lo ol Mr. haring become Lc«ec« the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) probably the last lime will teen Plymouth, fur man; eeaeona. On MONDAY the 26th of APRIL, MACBETH, TUESDAY 27ih,—WERNER ...
... painting, mussc, literature, of an empire- What was the engagement which Taglioni had the modesty lo demand the theatre Drury Lane On© Hundred Pounds for rself three nights week, and six hundred pounds to be paid for the services father ballet-master; ...
... better; thuuvb this would parbapa incurring too much responsibility, considering what sort training they have bud. Ap rapt of Drury-lane, it is rumoured in the tbeatri- col circles that Charles Young, the eminent tragedian —who bad retired to private life long ...
... return of Captain Hon. J. H. Houe, H. K., representative oily oi Westminster. Near, 1,300 gentlemen eat down to dinner in Drury* lane Theatre, pit of which had been boarded over on level with the stage ; and tbe boxes being filled with ladies, atired chiefly ...
... of Mr. Charles Chaplin, the stage manager tbe Theatres Royal, Uvcrpool and Manchester, and formerly of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and played here two years sioce. His age was 26. W* regret state that Lord Eliot, owing hi* recent accident bos not yet ...
... Theatre, and go over Drury Lane and Mr. Macrcady. The services of Mr W. Farren are secured by Mr. Webster for the Haymarket Theatre ;as are those Mrs. Kisbett, for a limited period, after which ahe will also enrolled in tbe Drury Lane company* The management ...