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... better them. Oa Saturday night re nnight, vbilst Mr. Jeyeo, a sollictor, was t ills In the act of Os in for admission to Drury-lane Theatre, he f Din staggered euddealy, fell, endwae a oorpse almost instantaneously. he h A child was poisoned last week ...
... Morning £'lsroialee, in noticing the be6 0 eformance of M. Duprez, in Donizetti's opera of 1 La sell, if aVo1urite, at Drury-lane, onl Monday nigta, speaks thus c of our fair and accomplished townswomaii, Miss Romer: of -He was strongly supported by ...
... ART UNIOoN OF LONDoN.-The annualmeeting of the oh aubseribers and friends to this institution was held on Tuesday last, in Drury-lane theatre, H.R.H. the Duke Of of Cambridge in the chair. There were also present e e Lord Monteagle, T. Wyse, Esq., M.P., ...
... Coventir- wilgarden Theatre, whitch originally cost £500. was sold for 105 nate guineas, one of similar value originally, in Drury-lane, for INf' ?? guineas, and fifteen £150 oubseription shares for five guineas each. The Tory John .But gives the followving ...
... aspirants to renown in the musical world. In a we a rgy', critiqese on Balfe's newopr The Daughter of St. nORA tiMark, at Drury-lane, the editor says-' trhais audt 'aer acted and sung bietter than we ever saw or heard him ;1 hsrv , 5- tnid itt reference ...
... Queen and Prince Albert his honoured the Belgian company, for the first time, with so their presence at the performances in Drury-lane Thea- ,st. tre. It has been asserted that her Majesty did not attend Dat when they were at Covent-garden, in order to mark ...
... of thean an Felicidadle, Is now in Ilfracombe harbour, o fa A new opera, called The Fairy Oak, was produced at ret of Drury-lane on Saturday, with the external manifestations of a let great success ow The colifers of South Staffordshire, it is said ...
... -AtanilU hldn London the other day, the fo1lowing disciosufes wer 3made-Eiabt Burnett exansined-I live botniRst. o court, Drury lane, and am a doctress and oait a attended deceased for the last twelve months for canceL par I administered to her sweet herbs ...
... office, Fa; iasa Gores Piazzasand thence to the fire, and another wits £t .id carried up- Brunswick-street, and round to Drury-lane. an of Had not this course been adopted, the supply of water to nt would have been lamentably deficient. Wi he It was not ...
... AcademyofMusic r, six says, The vocal honours of the concert were awardissi Corporet teat to Miss Anne Romer, a cousin to the Drury-lane Theatre of eontr jis-ima deane. A finer piece of declamation than the young ? uoe?a student's inter retation of the beginning ...
... stockings, and a dress sword. What an would be have thought of the Proguress of inventions, had St he seen Timour the Tartar, it Drury-lane, with a pro- cession of real elephants and lions, or The Hatchet of th Horror, at the Surrey Theatre, with the genuine ...
... for, ' arid At . Arigust, 1846.-. - ecur- Edward FTo, of 15, Peurhyn-street, Liverpool; and James ea ee, Brown Carson, of Drury-lane, Liverpool, for an alarumnr. . - n6g - William Brown, of Preston, in the county of Lancaster, for t ir a unrer carrtage ...