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... came. In 1736 she appeared as Zara at Drury Lane, snd soon eclipsed all other ac- tresses, appearing withoarrickans Quin at Covent Garden, where she continued ten years. On Garrihls becoming a patentee of Drury Lane she rctlirned there with his comnpany ...
... case should be brought before him again on Tuesday morning. DRURY LANE LODGE. The installation meeting of the Drury Lane Lodge of Freemasons, 2No, 2,127, was held in the Grand Saloon, Drury Lane theatre, on Tuesday afternoon. when Admiral Sir E. A. Inglefdeld ...
... the front walls. with ofices ani living rooms, being left intact. An extensive stock of valuable scenery belonging to the Drury Lane company, on tour. with Mr. Cecil Raleigh's drama, Hearts are Trumps, and the whole of the scenery of the Grand theatre company's ...
... Bishop of London, presided, on Thursday, at the fourteenth annual meeting of the Working' Girls' house in Stanhope-street, Drury- lane. and, in moving the adoption of the report, spoke most impressively of the high value of the work carried on by this and ...
... ervice. The elder generation may remember the~sub3ect of.our sketch: as a solo player at JuWl(en's Promenade concerts at Drury Lane; at the Donday .Populars at St. ' James's lihslI and at one timze -as musical direutir at eth Olymnic theatre; -while., ...
... most efficacious to be done, or let these gentlemen immediately (ommence, by the press, by public meetinrs (but not the Drury. lane performances), and ether efficient modes of opera- tion, to produce soi thling more beneficial than the preeent meet delusive ...
... ago one of the most cele. brated dancers in Europe, and even be. fore that was the bright particular star of the ballet at Drury Lane theatre. She was then known as Volando Marie Louise Duvernay, and in 1845 married the late Mir. Lyne-Stephens, of Lynford ...
... received, was published in the course of the mouth. Dr. Arne subee. quently altered it to an opera, and it was so performed at Drury Lane in March, 1745. In the advertisements of that event, Rtule, Britannia ! was entitled A Celebrated ode. The air was ...
... (Advertisements)- Leoltel ?? Surrey. 13.-limutons JdaL1: Trial ana ConvintiOn- leleas6 of tLe' Waicat halnearohste- 2Ncewv Drury Lane Uramna-BLfhamn's New Tilcatoc. 14.- £Everylav Macrels 'A FLASH OF I.IGHf11;ii &G, Iy C. T. Druery-Jokek oi the Day-Towno ...
... the expense of 50. O a cot at the Victoria Hospital for (.hilden at cuelsea, and with the balance of i,OuO:. they had lat Drury Lane theati e erected a mremorial to Sir Augustus narris himself, which, as it took the, form of a drinking founlain, would be ...
... the Thedtttis committee's minutes being reached, Mr. Samnuels asked whether it was true that flap seats were permitted at Drury Lane and prohibited at the Lyceum?-Mr. Fardell said he had juist heard it for the first time, and would at once apprise the committee ...
... Chas. Jacobs, a super at Drury Lane -theatre, was charged with stealing a gold chain, set with pearls and turquoises, be- ?? to Frances Lawton, an aotrose.- 'Frosecutrix said that during the interval of the play at Drury Lane theatre, in which she was ...