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... to observe this periodical's inconsistency. Last week there appeared an article, which was an admirable advertisement for Drury Lane, and one also, strange to say, showing the ad- vantages of pushing, thereby committing the very same blunder of which ...
... hani that raised it is gone. How sadly pro- lific has this year been in the deaths of useful and of eminent men Once more Drury Lane, par excellence the na- tional theatre is about to be tenanted. Next month Mr. Edward Falconer will open the theatre with ...
... Spanish vessel of two American ships, laden. with arms and munitions for the San Domingo insurgents. On Saturday night, at Drury-lane Theatre, during 'the farce of My Heart's in the Highlands, a mar- ried woman, named Stevens, gave birth to a child causing ...
... gold, silver, and bronze medals awarded for the best poems on Shakespeare. Sbakesperian performances at Convent Garden, Drury Lane, &c., i and a Shakesperian soiree in Westminster Hall, if the Government will grant it. Now that the several conflicting ...
... XI,067 Lepard and Smiths, King-street, Covent-garden, £ 1,294; Robson and Co., Clifford's Inn, XI,662 Spalding and Hodge, Drury-lane, £ 13,527; Williams, Deacon, and Co., Birchin-lane, £ 933; Wrigley and Sbn, Budge-row, £ 1,160. The assets, if well realised ...
... rather hard. The Tercentenary, however, appears to have done some good, for it has revived Shakespenan plays in London. Drury Lane, on re-opening, will give us Othello and Hamlet, in which Phelps and Montgomery will appear conspicuously. This revival ...
... have ever been produced by those celebrated scene artists, Mr. F. Lloyds and Mr. F. Fenton. The most remarkable of these is Drury-lane on a winter's night, Covent Garden, Pipemaker's Alley, Bedfordbury, London from the Housetops, London from Hampstead Heath ...
... The Bells of Aberdovey-the song which gave her an im- perishable name in connection with the First Part of Henry IV. at Drury-lane Theatre. God Save the Queen brought a successful concert to a close, and we went to regale our- selves with a comfortable ...
... the sea-side, and the shivering leaves have already frightened a good many city folks from the country. Mr. Falconer, at Drury Lane, pro- mises a rich treat in the way of legitimate drama, and just in time has discovered that the public are weary of plays ...
... attempted a sen- sation hit, by appearing as Garibaldi. She will make her appearance at Mr. Howard Glover's con- cert at Drury-lane this coming Saturday. As it is a Volunteer's Concert, doubtless the martial spirit 'Which animates this branch of the ...
... London, which is equivalent to saying of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, is to take a thundering benefit at Drury Lane, on the second of next month. My readers will excuse the use of the word above, because it expresses a thorough feeling ...
... or oaght to prize, the privilege of damning a bad play, which they have abrogated for so long a period. The lessees of Drury Lane Theatre are evidently determined that this season shall no: pass unsigna- liaed by some splendour. Miss Helen Paucit's en- ...