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... Saturday evening order of the Lord Chamberlain, and large posters were exhibited at Her Majesty’s Theatre, Covent-garden, Drury-lane, the Hsynurket, and indeed every house, announcing that, in consequence of the melancholy event, there would be no performance ...
... consequence the lamented decease of ter late Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent,” Her Majesty’s Theatre would not be opened—Drury Lane Theatre, and the Alhambra, under the same management, being all the while opened. It now turns- out, as was expected, that ...
... [tolice, ami a few days ago—so the story goes —the child was found m a wretched apartment in one of the courts that abound in Drury-lane, covered with tilth ami in a deplorable state. It alleged that the chain of evidence, identifying this child with the one ...
... in support of his case, and the following is the evidence of Elizabeth Andrews, the chief witness: live in Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, London. I widow, and am sometimes culled Elizabeth Farebrother, which maiden name. I know the prisoner. I have seen him ...
... pocketed his fees, and is preparing venom for future shafts? But I must mention a consequence of the trial. Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, has found itself lately the object of more curiosity than ever characterised it before. It is not at all different from ...
... accosted by Meadows. He asked me if I had seen Drury-lane Theatre, after which he invited to go to refreshment room* Before this he asked if was-a foreigner. On my telling him v.luit was, he invited to go to Drury-lane, and the refreshment-room which opi>osite ...
... resolution to risk the remainder and secure the “New Place” by private contract. In the meanwhile Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, had his eye on the estate, with equal determination that the public should not lie deprived of this grand relic ...
... turner’s lathe, the needle machine, and the electric light stand all in a row the crowd was as thick as at the pit-door of Drury-lane on a Boxing-night, mid at some periods of the day was next to Impossible to elbow a way through it. ...
... more success as an actor —I believe he never would have gained it had his name been Jones. When Mr. Price, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre in 1828, offered him an engagement at that theatre, and when young Charles Kean, seventeen years of age, made his ...
... service with the Confederate army. It has been reported that he was killed in the battle Autletam Creek. The receipts of Drury-lane Theatre, in London, for the tint night this season were over 400/., the largest sum ever taken the theatre. Lightning run ...
... crime not less completely than he isolated himself. Persons still living may remember what was found in the old house in Drury-lane, which had been shut up for half a century, and was supposed to have been uninhabited, when in reality it had been haunted ...
... ree. The actor, pleased with the compliment, at formed a scheme for grand jubilee, to held at Stratford, and when dosed Drury-lane the summer of 1769 delivered an epilogue, in which be thus look leave of the audience A. vocal prforoumce, themmic from ...