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... sculptor, M Mallenipre, was, after some fruitless negotiations with the sutbortise of the Albert Ball, set 111 the vestibule of Drury-lane Theatre, in the presence of Sir Michael C eta, and • great gathering of eminent musicians and men ot letters. In company ...
... Concerts. Miss LAXGLIY, the much admired Actress, from the Theatre Royal, Balsa. Mactasook Premier from the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane, London. Mrs. from the Theatre Royal, Glasgow. Mr. CHARLES COOKE, the true delineator of Irish Charactt r. The Manager. ...
... privileges, we commend you to a meeting of the Town and Harbour Commissioners. It is a grand farce, for which the coned of Drury-lane or her Majesty's Theatre would give a prize in thew Christmas times. We elsewhere give an instance of the latest psntomine ...
... matter, in our publicstion of to-day. It was delivered at a meeting of the English Protectionists, held in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, on Tuesday last—a meeting which even the Free-trade organs themselves admit to have been one of the most important ever ...
... received on the Ist instant, from Paris, an octobasse, which we believe is intended for Mr. Julien, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. The wonderful dimensions of this instrument may be imagined from its height being upwards of 12 feet independent of the ...
... twelve, and opened fire minutes afterward. , Jiff the day. HOW TO GET OUT Or • SCRAPE.—On Lord Coleraine's first visit to Drury-lane Theatre, his natural turn of pleasantry brought him into a rencontre that gave him great uneasiness. Seeing a gentleman ...
... of persons who hare witnessed the extraordinary Performances of this unrivalled and talented troop, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London, on the 29th day of April, 1847 :—Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, His Royal Highness Prince Albert, Her Late ...
... that valor—thy To trestho to me lir weloome awl Wealth. all that Wald To MI on nia—for whore art thou! AMATEUR PERFORMANCE, DRURY-LANE. (From. the Pod.) An to 0114. 111.0.0. eveehot, • mon namerese sad aselitans it has Is et of lam yews to Sad tommbied MOM ...
... the fatigues of • Ion; London scalar. All necessary arrangements are completed Sag the performances of English Opera. at Drury-lane Theatre. mid procreatinga will comments somewhere ahem middle of thi. troth. The company is to be the as that at the Lyceum ...
... locality. On Saturday week died Mr. Samuel Bewley, the architect, iu the 70th year of his age. As architect and surveyor of the Drury-lane Committee, and centrollor of the works at her Majesty's Theatre, he superintended many alterations, additions, and improvemeots ...
... Nig first was 1 to the in but the inwerd pr miming% of genie. ..Mined hint through the sem., of 1827-A, and be lingered at Drury-lane, repeating the • character of i.e Selby' It, RorAoroaso. IFrederick in Loren Corm Monk I ewit's 1 tragedy of Adc'etitAo ...
... suited to the purpose that can be found in London. At present, we believe, the intention is to give the entertainment in Drury-lane Theatre, where tables may be laid for eleven hundred persons. The Reform Club banquet will necessarily be confined to the ...