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... the most unenlightened classes in the lowest and humblest neighbourhoods.— Thirty years since, such a lively locality as Drury Lane was, on a Sunday, from daybreak till long after dark, one carnival of revelry, from the South end of it even to the North ...
... real bad as tall and as roomy one of those machines in lath and canvas and Datch metal which open at Christmas-time abont Drury Lane, disclosing a young woman in an attitude! That was the incredible spectacle which the wise and the learned have been coming ...
... Thompson, Great St. Helen s, London, printer Badnall, jun. Ashenhurst-Hall, Stafford, deJer oiv riliston, Theatre Royal, Drury lane, bookseller W Wood, J. W. Wood, and M. W. Wood, Wake'field, York, woolstaplers , nollv.city of Chichester, ironmonger ...
... against our beloved Queen. On the evening of that day the attempt was made one James Hatfield, lunatic, in the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. At the moment King George the Third entered his box, and was advancing forwards, the audience rose, usual, from respect ...
... very much like one of the admiring phrases in which people arc wont to describe some of the beauties of the pantomime at Drury Lane, or the brilliant, dazzling effects of the ballet at the Empire or the Alhambra. But it really was not any such outburst ...
... commence 8 o'clock. j ARTISTES ALREADY ENGAGED. j Miss Salmon, R.A.M., Miss Ward, Master Shyriwall, of! the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ; ]Slr. R.A.M.,1 the London Concerts Mi'. Clarke, late pupil of the cele- brated I)r. Elvey. Full particulars, with a correct ...
... neighbourhood, the scenes of Monday night have nob been repeated, and the desires of the roughs who crowded thither from Drury Lane and the purlieus of the Strand are again doomed to be disappointed. our 7th page reasons are given why the bulk of the force ...
... AT TIIE ASSEMBLY ROOM, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 2Glh, 1838. Vocal Performers: 2XIR. H. PHILLIPS, (Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, the Philharmonic and Ancient Concerts, &c.) HXRS. E. LODER, (Of the Bath Concerts, &c.) MR. BIANCHI ...
... specially legislated for, sometimes incorrectly, always inefficiently. It is a fact that in St. Giles's, in the back streets of Drury Lane, around Westminster Abbey, in the parishes Bethnal-green, Shoreditch, Ac., nearly all along the Surrey shores of the river ...
... entered into agreement for a four years' lease, from Christmas next, of the Drury lane Theatre. Mr. Anderson whose father was for many years an efficient member of the Drury lane company in olden time, was himself cradled on the stage, and has exhibited ...
... On which occasion ha will have ths honor of introducing the following eminent performers— MR. H. Of the Theatrea Rtoyal, Drury Lane and Coyent Garden, the Philharmonic Concerts, Ac., who will aing some of hia celebrated airs. nnss principal Soprano the ...
... Marque, and i-nted Troupe AMERICAN ' EQUESTRIANS, from the principal Amphitheatre in the United States ; Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, : and Bingley Hall, Birmingham; will give their reallj/womfcrfnl performances at W£LLS, MONDAY July IfILrTROME, TUESDAY ...