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... now so much in demand. ADDITIONAL ATOMS WANTID. Applies ion to be made to the Secretary, at the Corn pany's Offices, 52, Drury.lane, London, W.C. ...
... y attached to Old Drury. It is many years 6ince she retired from the stage, and has since received her pension from the Drury-lane Fund, to which she was one of the original subscribers. Her annuity for the first ten years amounted to £l4O per annum, ...
... were characterised by true Irish We have to announce that Signor Giubilie, the voca— list, former!y of the Opera House and Drury—lane Thea- tre, died lately at Naples, in corccquence oi a second operation from dropsy, ...
... guineas, M. Vivier, 23 guineas, and Benedict 100 guinesue.—Literpeol Mail. SALARIES Or ACTORS.—Mr. BUtill, the ex-manager of Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres, makes some curious revelations with regard to the exorbitant salaries paid to our celebrated ...
... is un” consciously expressed in the number of articles which the conservative and obstructive press have devoted to their Drury-lane meeting. Day day the Times, STANDARD, and CHRONICLE re~ verted to this sore subject. They affected to be witty at the expense ...
... masquerade on the last night of the Temple revels; and to the theatres in Drury-lane and Dorset-gardens. He wan chiefly attracted by the Tower and the per, formanees at Drury-lane. The wild beasts and implements of war were adapted to his rougher nature ...
... the bail bond to the proper office. March or OaxHOOBAPar.— In the window of a dress«maker’* shop, near Prince’s-street, Drury-lane, is eshibited placard which state* that ** Lady’s one wuUerrmb,“ are made on the most rettmU* terms.” And in Whit* Hart-street ...
... Devereux-chambers, Devereux-court, Temple; official assignee, Whitmore, Basinghall-street. John Henry Davy, Parker-street, Drury-lane, coach wheelwright, Nov. 26, at half-past two, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Shillibeer, Great ...
... ruvalabip, and within a very brief spare have made • gnat 1 , impresnon and moat materially strengthened their bands. Tbe Drury-lane meeting win a fearful note of warn, the Cabinet, and the ol leanly have heard the sound 4, distant thunder, and they are ...
... in their troubles. On Monday, a French lady, who described herself having been engaged Mr. Bunn as premiere danscusc at Drury-lane, and who produced a contract purporting to confirm her statement, applied to Mr. Hardwick, at the Marlborough police-court ...
... 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. ...