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... ;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 ...
... ANNIE EDMONDS, Mr. VERNON RIGBY. The Principal Instrumentalists are engaged from ?? Royal Italian Opera, Italiau Opera, Drury-lane, and the Musical Societies of Bflcingbram,'Ilath,'1Bristol, C0ifton, and Gloucester. BAND and CHORUS will mnmber 300 PERFORBERS ...