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... dyed to raise some memorial to the late Dr. Chariton. The statue, erected by public sti'lscription in th 9 vestibule of Drury Lane Theatre, in honour of Balfe the composer, was unveiled on Friday by Sir Michael Costa. The rumour is again revived that ...
... prevent corrosion under any circumstances. • ACCIDENT TO MR BARRY SULLIVAN.—In the final scene of Richard the Third, - at Drury, lane, on Tuesday night, Mr Barry, Sullivan sustained an injury of a severe character. The fight between Richard and Richmond ...
... at Worcester. In honour of the nuptials of the Duke of Edinburgh, Mr Chatterton announces for next month the revival at Drury Lane of a spectacular drama, founded the well-known work, Elizabeth ; or the Exiles of Siberia. The nineteenth of this month ...
... Voices. 1 NEWMAN the Modern Valentine Vox. GARTO I GARTO 1 _GARTO ! GARTO AND SON 'Musical Trouyeres. GARTO AND SON ..from Drury Lane Theatre. GARTO AND SON ..Marvellous ktallipulators on Ten Different In r straments. - New Historical, Hysterical Extravaganza ...
... Countess of Derwentwater ..to forbid the sale.—The Auctioneer: May I ask your name? The Countess's agent: Mr Bell, Drury. lane, Newcastle.—The Auctioneer: I will take your protest. The auctioneer then proceeded to describe the varions lots. It was ...
... Fred. Wood, the celebrated tenor, from, the GaietY Theatre, London ;, bliss Grace Delalielti,. (nom the Philharmonic and Drury Lane Theatre, as Madanie Lange, and Miss Clifton, specially engaged from the Philharmonic Theatre, London. There performed for ...
... Emperor Napoleon I. Douglas Jerrold has graphically depicted the scene in his Prisoner of War —s piece which had a long run at Drury Lane Theatre, in 1842, under the management of Mr. Macready. The fortress of Bitsche, or Biche, now so prominent a point d'appui ...
... celebrated, and not very inexperienced, theatrical manager, no less a person, in fact, than Mr Chatterton, the manager of Drury-lane Theatre. From his somewhat lengthened, and by no means discreditable ' exertions on this subject, as explained in Tuesday's ...
... soft-witted enthusiast SHEPHARD Was equally unfortunate in his design to assassinate GEORGE I. Groacz was fired at when entering Drury Lane Theatre, but was so little discomposed by it that lie at out the whole of the performances, even taking a snooze as usual ...
... to the Zoo. Then we'll have a jolly good blow-out at the Langham Hotel. A,nd then we'll go and see - the pantotairae it Drury Lane ! —Master Ciniabue : Thinks, awfully, Graudpapa! But we prefer the National Gallery to the Zoological Gardens ! —Miss ...
... Therefore, young men of a serious turn of mind, who run up to town at Eastertide, or at any other tide, carefully avoid Drury Lane the heavy, and the Vaudeville the light, and rush incontinently to the Christy's- Nay, not content with carrying their objection ...
... Miss Madge Robertson, who is playing the heroine in Mr Andrew Halliday's new drama, A Great City, now being performed at Drury Lane Theatre, narrowly escaped a serious accident. The play is designed to meet the popular craving for realism, and one of the ...