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... thous:man. MA MIA. EDMUND IitIIMILL, of New York (the Delairtians) have been engaged by Mr. Harris for a Special Matinee. at Drury Lane Theatre. on Satuniay aftemiam. the Slat inst.. at 8 o'elock, when they will give their celebrated Lecture.Entertaininent ...
... Halm Homo is to be into Swedish, by the 'Guider of the Sweduili Church in London. Ow the withdrawal of the pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre, Oriental spectacle of The ef the sill be revived, after a lapse of fifty ;.an. Daring Kr. management in 1021, it ...
... volume, Bro., ie samouneed to be issued shortly. Mae. Van's will play Amy at the forthcoming revival of Keeilieorek at Drury. lane Theatre. THE Life of Charles Dickens. by Mr. John Fsater, is being published at Berlin in a German translation, from the ...
... strong and well. is a skittish drama, under the title of The La , ly Lone, intended as a on the speetacle produced at Drury Lane Theatre, is announced to be in preparation at the Strand. IL is stated that Mr. Dirwin's forthcoming wcrk I on Expression ...
... , luncheon; inspection ef dockyards, :be. 5.30, special return train; eight p.m., Earle Court special fête; 11.30 p.m., Drury Lane Theatre reception. How often have some of us gone through almost precisely the same programme at the tail of a Royal retinue ...
... be remembered that several journals some short time ago stated that the Dironeas was about to uodertake the lesseeship of Drury lane Theatre. This, however, as it was atterwarda stated, not correct. Loss op Fora two o'clogk in the morning a fire broke out ...
... (From Judy.) 9caar.—Can the purelmae of a truferdnan's hat be fairly termed a mercan-tile transaction PARA DOXICAL —The Drury Lane. announcement, Best to visit, end beet to trove. THIRII WAS ICO SCRPTICIAN HIM.— Do you believe in 'second sight,' Colooel ...
... hlalmeabury has embalmed his political foresight in a speech delivered at the great Prottctioniat meeting held in June 1849 at Drury Lane Theatre. when he said: It was not too late to retrace the stores° rashly taken in 1846. He hoped the time would never ...
... and school-girls. But the managers are most of them complainicg that, in theatrical phrase, bus!nees has b-en very had. Drury Lane, as usual, with the marvellous Vokes family, seems to take the lead in popular favour, and Covent Garden is said to ran ...
... the et and only Protectionist Cabinet was formed in 1?:•52. He is best known by a prophecy at a s'iotectioniat meeting in Drury Lane Theatre That if Providence should permit the Corn Laws tote repealed Great Britain would return to its original condition ...
... herself to ; the contents of his pockets while he waa engaged in I purchasing some flowers to throw at the prima donna at Drury Lane during her charming performance of Marguerite, in the opera of Facet. Mr. Vaughan: You said week that the flowergirle ...
... whenever his Eminence makes • dive into the litter he rarely fails to bring forth what he wants. I rat through the pantomime at Drury Lane on Boxing Night—at ally rate, as far as the transformation scene—no small achievement iu these times, considering that it ...