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... y, to the great edification of the con grrgation. One of the fair-damsels who furnish play-hills •o the frequenters of Drury -lane Theatre, iustcad of her accustomed salutation, now addresses her customers with Walk in, and see the lions. Attempt to ...
... character at Drury • lane Theatre. His reputation waa immediately established ; but it was not until the year 1788 that he became the monarch of the stage. In 1787 he married Mrs. Brereton. daughter of Mr. Hopkins, the prompter of Drury-lane Theatre, of ...
... wonder why the usual celebrations in Lancaster did not take place. That fifteen new staircases are being constructed at the Drury Lane Theatre. That there are 10,771 Parliamentary electors ca the register for the Lancaster Division. That some country gentry ...
... Nord, on the last night ..of ..tbe season, and wiU doubtless receive such a farewell ovation as she alone can command. At Drury Lane Ml 'e Vnresi and Mile. C.Mput have pro»ed a valuable addition to Mr. Ma^leson's forces. Mile. Anna de Belocca has also made ...
... evening is accounted for in the volumes of Drury Lane, (Jovent Garden, and Haymarket bills preserved is the British Museum. The Museum collection h&t recently been enriched by the splendid series oi Drury Lane bills presented by Mr. Augustus Harria who ...
... Viscount Strangford- There is only one person living, since Bannister's death, who performed on the stage of the first Drury- lane Theatre with Garrick, and that is the once Cele- brated Harlequin Byrne, father of Oscar Byrne, who is still active and ...
... of the last election are to come out of their own pockets. —Doncaster Cluonicle. The League at Drury Lake Theatbe.—The Drury Lane general committee assembled yesterday, for the first time this year, nnder the presidency of their noble chairman, the Earl ...
... ROMAN CATHOLICS, Friday night being St. Bartholomew's Eve, Dr. Cumming delivered a lecture in his church, Crown- court, Drury -lane, on the Massacre of St. Barthol- omew, wbich was perpetrated juat 300 years ago, If it were not possible for such a terrible ...
... Wales has returned to Windsor Castle from Brighton. Covent i Garden theatre opened on Monday under Mr. Wsdlack's management. Drury Lane resumed on Saturday. ...
... never loased to any impre- sario, and consequently has never been devoted to i*-s intended uses. A very pretty house of the Drury lane type, it is perhaps small enough for Italian opera, the cost of which, since Patti and Nils- son have become millionaires ...
... a good of the applause. IBM CV; BEN AT DRURY LANB. 00 night our Queen, always a &- patron Of music and drama, visited I Drury Lane Theatre to see the performance ot •.I.'he of Friends. tier Majesty dined in the anteroom to am Royal box between the Ist ...
... Cumberlandâat Penrith, Keswick, Cockermouth, and Workington; 6 each, and the tenor 10 cwt.âThere is also a peal of 6 at Drury Lane Theatre, tenor 6 cwt. Since our last, there have been sharp and se-vere contests between Generals i'rost and 'I haw ; but ...