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... busy period in the theatrical world, Tshall, in my next articles, give accounts of and eriticisms on the productions at Drury Lane, Covent Garden and the other chief theatros. 2 BROMLEY PETTY SESSIONS. Tuespay.—Before W. Wi b . (chairman), R, Betaon, ...
... Panl's. “CONCERT ~HALL. MAIDSTONE. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY & TUESDAY, JULY Orm and Trx. »HISS ROSE BOBERTS, B Late of Drury Lane, ‘2:-;-‘:‘ Royalty Public Notice. Rusiness Notices. John T. A. Green, m,..,-no-u—.-alwd*hm‘ Department to Mr. Fravk King) ...
... late of Skellands, Ticehurst, | Susex, over £39.000 . AN EXOBLLENT THEATRICAL REFORM.—A - worthy ?flhmsm been made : the &T Drury Lane Theatre, to the effect that the | sale of programmes is in fatare prohibited im his establishment. Hitherto notiees to the ...
... beeu recalled. Lord Dufferin, ex-Governor- General of Canada, has been appointed his successor The pantomime season at Drury, Lane Theatre has been brought to a-sudden clese, throngh, as it is understood, the refusal of some of the prominent members: ...
... saffered (rom the same cause, but had just recovered. Mz AUGUSTUS MARRIS.—DRURY LANE THRATRE. —A thorough .D\l.g!'i.d: proef of the nnresting energy of the zm.l |»ssee Drury Lane Theatre is supplied in the fact that he lias secared the services, for asammer ...
... Lymington (Liberal), 817; Sir Robert Carden (Counservative), 721. It is ramoured that great alterations are to be made at Drury Lane Theatre, and that many of the features of the Alhambra will be introduced ‘in forthcoming entertainments there. We hear ...
... the same ship, and that, having parted, they did not meet again for sixteen years, when they encountered on the stage of Drury Lane Theatre, on the first night of the production of Jerrold's * Rent Day.” The names of * the. Ritual Commission were published ...
... one. The estimate is not d £600,000, whitrators in the case of Chatterton v, Reeves for of agreenent to sing in Rob Roy at Drury Lane , awarded Mr, Chatterton £1,500 damages and . Samuel Fergnson, Q C., an Irish poet of some repu, the author of the * Forginz ...
... gentleman well knowa to all Oxford men, v at the Botanical Gardens, Oxford. is said already to have made arrangements Opera at Drury Lane next season. ~ of mmusement in London from the cab A at £5,000. to announce that a commission for the almerston, to be erected ...
... ~of love, that long low talk, * of all sweet summer times ' ME OF NEWS, has presented a die for a medal to the by, , of Drury Lane Theatre, has married upon the hite of King Theodore 1s 1 of the minor theatres, ~~of Austria has notitied to all hiterary ...
... so often painted. t was about 1708 that Mr. James Byrne (the father of the well-known Mr, Oscar Byrue), ballet-master of Drury Lane, during Sheridan's proprietorship, invented the present dross of liggt white silk, woven wizgn variegated patches. This ...
... nothing is definitely settled as yot, it uEr?{- bable that Her Majesty's Company will give their Italian Opera Season at Drury Lane this year. Mr. Edmund Yates will shortly follow in Mr, Anthony Trollope's steps, and desert the Post Office. He intends ...