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... concert ap- Pearesd to give very general satisfaction5. 11 (From the Weekly Dispatch.) Having stated that the concert at Drury-Lane Ivan truly ?? to every one who hath 1music ?? his soUl, We Ineedonly add that themomst distinguished artisteS both native ...
... PDotny-LANE 'il T~ax2Aar.-'Betvv'ieei 'el~en 'a'nd twetve tb'elock/ on Th rdgy~nighr,' 'a'dreadful' aebiden'f octbrred~at n Drury-lane Theatre: whilit the new' pibc called The Spiliit o1 9idd wai Weink -Peif6rxnede 'in' ?? part which Messrs. Gilbert and ...
... after. a temperance address by the Rev. Mr. Hunt., MU.. FRASER, a vocalist, obtained a verdict against Mr. Bunn, of the Drury-lane Theatre, on Tuesday, for arrears of salary. The damages given amounted to £37, in addition to £9 paid into Court by the ...
... 'grouisid,' an. Id robbed him of upwards of £200 in gold and ntes' . fBR. HENRY PHILnIPS, the vocalist, has seceded from Drury Lane Theatre. TOP PARLIAMENTARY PAPEiS p inted for the session 1837.8 amount, exclusive of maps and plans, to thirty-four thousand ...
... tunately missed him, or he might have suffered in tise like manner. g A female of the name of Mrs. Hodgson, residing In Drury-lane, had v her arm broken, in consequence of being hurled by the wind against a wall; and Hugh Heutchinson, a porter at Mr. ...
... converted ten thousand persons in a de. sert island. AssaERTION WITHOUT. PtoOF.-Mr. Deaden, the, dramatic twaddler, gave Drury-lane Theatre the title'of a wilderness. This reached the ears of Sheridan, who did not forget it wvhen he 'wasife. 'quested to ...
... wheat should be admitted. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE presented a petition from the lessee mana- ger, performers, and operatives of Drury-lane Theatre, complainitg of the interdiction of the Lord Chamberlain against performances on Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent ...
... ThLbatte wi undirpinished success. Ak ?? ' ..1e . 01f Wi ?? that, a !erjoiou accidient.A id cu1red 4qn Saturday vweeki . at Drury-lane. of lady inoputioisly.approschedi the Hcage in whic X ! Vau Ambergh's . animvl 'hre stonfined, ~when t2 el panther attackied ...
... about to re. tire from the. Horse Guards, and that his place will be taken by the Marquis of Anglesea. Tl}E SVM REALISRD AT DRURY-LANE THi&. TRe for the benefit of the widow and family of the late Mr. Haynes Bailey, exceeded four hundred pounds. THE HOW. ...
... the shop door by the police. man on duty, vb immediately raised an alarm, and in a shidit tine te enrgine belonging to Drury- lane Thea#6 wa brought to wor. -This was quickly fon&owed' -i the West of England, County, and otheis to aid which tbwre as a ...
... night the London police made a seizure of fourteen performers and 40 of the audience, in a penny theatre In c Parker-street, Drury-lane. The unfortunate mimes, as well as some Yof their ?? friends, were taken to Bow-station-house o and locked up for the night ...
... OF THIE AVD1ENCF.-O ?? night, between nine and tein o'clock, an extraordi- nary sensation was created in Paxrker-street, Drury- lane, in consequence of the seizure of fourteen por- formers, and forty of the audience at that denof infamy, the ?? theatre ...