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... & 15, the great couedian ok the age. Mr. Charles MATTHEWS, From the Theatres Royal Hay market, Lyceum, Coveot Garden and Drury Lane, AMD Mrs. Charles Matthews, From the princip*) Theatres of the Doited Stale*, supported THE LONDON DRAMATIC COMPANY, Will ...
... GREAT COMEDIAN THE AGE. Mr. Charles MATTHEWS, From the Theatres Royal Hay market, Princess’s, Lyceum, Cuvenl Garden and Drury Lane, AND Mrs. Charles Matthews, From the principal Theatre* the United State*, supported by THE LONDON DRAMATIC COMPANY, Will ...
... From (ho Cirque Napoleon, and Clique LTmpctricc, Paris ; also the Prince**’* Theatre, under Mr. Charles Kean’s management; Drury Lane and Adelphi Theatres. will appear above, in their truly wonderful DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAINMENT, being precisely the same given ...
... refercaco to one particular, 3ilr. G. V. Brooke will leave Melbourne in February* upon nis arrival England appears the Theatre Drury Lane, where is engaged Mr. E. T’ The first prize of the Manchester Art Union was di.itvn by the wife of farm labourer on estate ...
... that she has an engagement to write tales for year. Jt lias been definitely stated, too, that the lady to appear actress at Drury Lane Theatre ; but her health may prechide this, even if the statement be trae. Meanwhile, subscription is being got up for her ...
... London may get a good round sum. I fully expect that shall have a repetition of the “St, George’s riots.” new church, near Drury* lane, has been consecrated, and the new incumbentthere can be no denying it—is an ultra-Tractariaa. 1 merely mention the matter ...
... handsome monument might he raised. During the psst week there have been special ** peoples’ performances” the national theatre, Drury Lane, in aid of the funds of the committee, and addresses the subject have been written by Messrs. Friswcll, Linna-u* Ba-its ...
... attained more success an actor—l believe never would have gained it had his name been Jones. When Mr. Price, the leasee of Drury Lane Theatre in 1828, offered him engagement at that theatre, and when young Cliarles Kean, seventeen years of age, made his ...
... edifice glass and iron could lie erected, with coH, the site the present house. Mr. Halliwcli, whilst approved the notion the Drury lane manager, stated that had promi-ed give ovt-r the custody the j»re|iortT t** th** Mayor and (’orpnration for the time helnor ...
... intoxication. —The bench sentenced him moir-hs' imprisonment with hard labour. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Kean will not appear Drury lane Theatre daring the remainder of this week, in *nsequence of the death of Mr*. BrwUhaw. sister of Mrs Kean. Mrs. Bradshaw ...
... way into the newspapers:— Garrick Club, Corent Gardep, Nov. Dear Sir,—l was stopped the other night st the stage door of Drury Lane Theatre people whom 1 remember to have seen the Lyceum under your reign. This the first time such affront was ever put upon ...
... CHURCH IN LONDON. An experiment of Ragged Church baa been earned for ten seen place called Brewer'e-cooti, Wild-street, Drury-lane, London, the centre district more degraded, non destitute, and more demoralised then found any of the eaeiera districts ...