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... enjoyed many triumphs, while it has nevertheless experienced sundry disasters. There was great trouble, for instance, at Drury Lane theatre in 1755, when Mr. Garrick’s Chinese with its French dancers was sternly, even savagely, coudemned by the audience ...
... Sheppard, a deaf and dumb lad of about 19, has been chaiged at Bow-street with being disorderly and creating a disturbance at Drury Lane Theatre. The case having been proved, Mr. Vaughan asked why had made a noise in the street. The interprelei explained that ...
... Aldershot J. Allen, (Successor IT. Webster) GROCER & TEA DEALER •VISIONS of every description of the best quality. Redan House, Drury Lane. [Established 1825.] CRICKET MATCHES. ...
... are be: ing played at Her Theatre in the Haymarket. and at Drury Lane. At the former theatre “Little Red Riding Hood” is produced under the management of Mr, F. C. Leader, and at Drury Lane our old fricnd Mr, Augustus Harris has produced a pantomime ...
... company, will go to the Court Theatre, and Mr. - Ryder and Miss WalGs, a young dibutante of some promise, will migrate to Drury Lane. ...
... Castle, ii is int h 2 best of health. from Windsor Castle, attended the performance at Drury Lane Theatre, on Tuesday afternoon, and returned to Windsor at night. Drury Lane is still crowded every day, and prose is no getting anything free except the or H ...
... MONSIEUR SILVANI, Th* astounding leaper, chair-equilibrist, posturer, stilt— vaulter and trampoliniit. from the Theatres Royal. Drury Lane and Princesses, Grand Cirque, Berlin, and principal sprite In the late gorgeous pantomime at the Theatre Royal, Brighton ...
... —Tritton, it waa s'ated, was very respectably connected, and forseveial years he had been engaged actor at the Criterion and Drury Lane Theatres, Tritton being merely hit theatrical name. He became acquainted with the female prisoner at the Criterion Theatre ...
... North Town, Annie, daughter of Private O'Shea, aged 6 weeks. On the Ist instant, Mary Kimber, daughter of Mr. W. Kimber, Drury Lane, Aldershot, aged 1 month. On the 13th instant the South Camp, J. W. Conway. son of Color-sergeant Conway, 32nd Foot, aged ...
... ber retirement at Florence for the purpose of singing at three special representations to be given at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Monday next, 25th inst., Wed- nesday, 3rd June, and Monday, the Sth of June, for the sole benefit of Mr. Lumley, the ...
... actor who remembers that •' Othr'lo rhymes to bellow, and behaves accordingly. preaching lustily through that play at Drury Lane ; and his manager, with an amiable sneer at rival announces that the tragedy is given from the text of Shakspeare. A ...
... and made the servants a in- stead, complimenting them on their criti L. and powers, whatever ting | them all gratis to Drury Lane Theatre r y they might choose to bespeak. The worst of it was that guests were expected to fee all the servants in the house ...