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... Chatteston, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, against Mr. Sims Reeves for a breach of agreement to play and sing at that theatre, was tried in the Court of Common Pleas on Thursday. Mr. Sims Reeves agreed to sing for twelve nights at Drury-lane, at forty guineas ...
... Some idea of r its vast area may be formed by comparing it with other I buildings. It will be eleven times the size of Drury-lane c Theatre, or eight times that of Westminster Hall. A c church of ordinary dimensions might stand on its floor; f its sternle ...
... they occupy themselves in the most industrious manner with their spades, reminding one of a juvenile pantomime scene at Drury-lane, or of one of those pictures which Leech's fertile pencil. loved well to pro- duce, and, best of all, their interest in ...
... present could not obtain admis- sion, the bail being full to repletion, The hall is fitted up for the performances of the Drury-lane theatrical company, and the reverend gentleman spoke from behind the foot- lights, and in front of the prosennium, the act ...
... KiAN, and ?? born at Waterford, in 1311. He was educated at Eton, and made his first public appear- anco as an actor at Drury-lane on the 1st of October, 1827. His merits as an actor have been variously estimated, but in the judgment of the best critics ...
... With this money he seeks pleasures and enljoyments heretofore u11,ihown to him except by name He goes to the gallery of Drury-lane Theatre, and sees the pantomime, he treats himself and two young companions toa supper, and one of them induces him to put ...
... tichfield. Inslde the House, when prayers had been read, there was a ruah into the galleries like that which takes place at Drury-lane on Boxing Night. The Strangers -for the most part apparently. olergymen and country squires-fought maufully with each ...
... of a pewter pot. The more difficult the music the larger the quantity; and the odd anecdote related of her by Buan, the Drury-lane Theatre lessee, that she could never delineate the thirst of the desert scene in Balfe's I Maid of Artois,' except she had ...
... celebrated, and not very in- experienced, theatrical manager, no leesa person, in fact, than MNi. CHATTERTON, the manager of - Drury-lane Theatre, From his somewhat lengthened, and by no means discreditable, exer- tions on this subject, as explained in Tuesday's ...
... tight rope at the imminent risk of taking a rapid journey into eternity, or listening to tbi glorification of barlotry in Drury-lane Theatre, or reading a sensation novel in whicl the whole interest turns on the infamou, relations between a married woman ...
... who came by his death a few weeks since in London from the overturning of a cab en rot te to attend a Fenian gathering in Drury-lane.o T nl BrIsn ASSOCIATION. - A preliminary meeting, com osed of the president and vnee-presidents of the local fearned societies ...
... Gld. The lodging-house, Charles-street, Drury-lane, had 8fo single men occupants-rent £t101 13s.: Clarke's-build. izrgs, St. Giles's, hlnd a population of 269, in families- rent £674 9s.- Wild-court, Drury-lane, had a popu. lation of 365-rent £623; T ...