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... DRURY LANE THEATRE The opera of Malvina was performed last night for the benefit of Mr. Braham, who sustained to theu^nost perfection the part of Oscar. The house was crowded from the commencement, and the eminent Vocalist who constituted the principal ...
... S. July 4. BARR KTT, I!., filoui tvter, inns ei.l-in.-t: im.eiit seller. ELLISToN, 11. W., late ot the Theatre ll.iyal. Drury lane. and Lcaiuliuton, VN *r wick-shire, bookseller. IlliDii-iiN, It., late n! Cock-hill. K.ttclili, gIaKJ and cliiua- ...
... fiiends withdrew into the clerk's oflice. As soon as they had gone, Mr. Halls observed that he had seen Laporte playing at Drury-lane on the preceding night, and nndergt.iod that as soon as the performance was over, he jumped into a post-chaise which had ...
... then understood him to say that about two hours before, he had bought twopenny- worth of arsenic at the shop of Mr. Lane. Drury- lane, whicii he mixed in some tea at a coffee -shop. Witness assisted him to St. James's workhouse, there being no house Open ...
... afternoon, as a fine boy, between six and seven years of age, the son of Mr. Cooper, a tailor, residing in Granbv's buildings, Drury-lane, was playing with a number of other children at the south end of Water- loo-bridge ; he got up within the iron railings ...
... MU lID Eit. For some time past that sink of infamy and low de- baucher- , Eagle-court, White Hard yard, Drury-lane, has been U-.e rendezvous of character* of the worst de- scription, and the disturbances and revoltin» scenes which t.ike place are of the ...
... 31 15s to 51 Os . Straw 11 10s to 11 10s. A splendidly adorned silver cup was given to Mr. Wallack iv the green-room of Drury-lane Theatre, at the close of the performance on Saturday evening, by Charles Mathews, in the name of the principal per- formers ...
... nights at moat of the leading pro- vincial theatres. This young aspirant will i. his patron and kind friend, the lessee of Drury-lane, next October. Carrier Pigeons — Fifty-six of these birds, brought to London from Liege, were started last week, in the ...
... take place at the next Surrey assiaea. It results from an information made hy the direction of Mr. Price, tlie lessee of Drury - lane Theatre, auainit Mr. Davidge, the manager of the Coburn, for allowing, some time since, a fatherless boy, of the name of ...
... POLK Bow-stkeet — Vesterdav a poor Irishwoman, named Keeffe, who lives at No. ?? Charles-street, Drury-lane, came before the magistrate in great appa- rent distress, to heg for the assistance of the police to reaover her child, a little girl thne years ...
... SIMMER ASSIZES. GriiDFoun, Jilt 30. UNLICENSED THEATRICALS. —Uf N N v - DATIBaiK. The plaintiff is the manager of Drury-lane. and the defendant is the proprietor of the Coburg Theatre. The action was brought to recover penalties incurred by the performance ...
... age,the daughter of an industrious man named Farrow, who lodges in the house of Mr. Allen, green-grocer, in Clare-court, Drury-lane, was playing at a two-pair-of-stairs window, the lower sash of which was up, she overbalanced her- self, and fell upon the ...