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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. the a mud twessint the performance of th. sacceedel pudendum of Cindereda was given at Drury-lane Time% Landon. So extraonlin try an event Mt allowed to by without some tokens of on the el both management and cornpiny. In the drum-elide ...
... YURDER AND 13:1CIDE IN DRURY LANE. On Tuesday, James Whitley, an Inch labourer, residing in Peach rs court, Drury lane, killed his wife, and than committed suicide. It appears ihat the Whitley' were natives of Kinsale. Some 18 years ago they came over ...
... Principal Contralto of Loveday'a Opera Company. MR. ALBERT HULLAIL Principal Tenor from the Drury Lane Opera Company. MR. JOHN MANLEY, Tenor from the Drury Lane Opera Company. MR. R. de LANCY, Principal Baritone of the Royal Operetta House, Edinburgh. ...
... Mr. R. Morrow, Primo Basso from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Italian Opera. Mr. Leman, Mr. Dnnthorne, ?dr. Vernon, Mr. Grantham, and Mr. Terrott, Primo Terme from the Theatre 'loyal, Drury Lane, and Maj..sty's Theatre. Miss Bertha Purcell, Principal ...
... WEEK. Tus body .V•ss sake what has become cd the Haridock 31Mmorial, with Ala pomp under the I the Duke ...
... arrangements for another Metropolitan demonstration in favour of Reform. An application which has been made for the use of Drury - lane Theatre for that purpose has been by the committee of proprietors of that building, but Mr. E. T. Smith has intimated his ...
... liam Henry Batchelar, Leatherhead, Surrey, builder—John Axel Taleen, Fenchurch-street, City, ship broker—Charlse Webb, Drury- lane, and Chrisp-street, Poplar, general salesman Edward Simons, Newgate-street, City, and Birmingham, lamp dealer—Henry Wakeham ...
... hy Marlowe into• burlesque, in which Leigh and awed Hal-gain and Sqara• monoh. In the season of 1723 4, the theatres of Drury Lane and Linooln'e-inn.llelds took the ant.jeot of Faustus for • pantomime. Rich but Thomoud, and the town poured thotuoinds ...
... THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. By invitation of Mr. Augustus Harris about children, both boys and girls, from charitattle asylums or homes in all parte of the metropolis, recently witnessed the performance of the pantomime of Cinderella at Drury Lane Theatre ...
... novelties three may be mentioned : the Aladdin, done at Drury Lane, and at treat rather oppomle points of yew; Jack Mapped at the Gaiety: and the circuses. The enterprising 'manager and of Drury Lane is faithful to the old traditions of pantomime, let ...
... WAS the author of it, and when? The first -- is in the .Daily Adriti:rr of Monday, 'On Saturday last the audience at in Drury Lane, were agreeably curmen of the howe performing the our noble King.' The au i 1 ih—being encored 1•;th denoted in how just ...
... gathering of about 200 coovicted criminals, who were entertained at a sapper at St. Giles's Minion-hall, Little Wilibstreet, Drury lane, ,London. All present had shorn a desire to become reformed by remaining in employment. The sapper was follow.d by • meeting ...