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... Administrative Reform. The administrative reform association is to hold a meeting at Drury-lane theatre to-morrow. know this new society as yet only by an address which it published some weeks since. ' Moderate in expression and comprehensive in its objects ...
... ant' several witnesses were called to prove alibi, showing that he was engaged in the performance some duties at a penny theatre in the neighbourhood of Whitechupel at the time the oflence was alleged have been committed. The jury gave effect to this ...
... , Pelissier. ENGLISH THEATRICALS IN PARIS. On Friday night an English dramatic corps commenced their performances at the Theatre Italien, directed by Mr. James Wallack, with every prospect of success. A miter in a French paper says:— Mr. Wallack's company ...
... residence in Percystreet, at the advanced age of 83. In his early years Lindley was attached to the orchestra of the Brighton theatre; and so great was his love of Brighton till almost the last period of his existence that he would snatch all the time he could ...
... remarks of Adml. Berkeley, that the facts le had stated in his last speech at the administrative e form meeting in Drury lane theatre, were virulent Ull truths. lie repeated the whole of these statements ending letters and correspondence in proof, and coneuded ...
... Some years gained experience in provincial orchestras, he obtained, 1791, the place of principal fioloncello at the King's Theatre, or Italian Opera ; from that time lie held, for more than.half -entury, and till withiu these few years, when his growng ...
... into effect. She comes out in Augnst next, and will perform during the months of September and October, at the Metropolitan theatre, which has been engaged for the purpose, with the privilege of her occupying it another month, if she should find it desirable ...
... woman, in ragged attire, who tnig 1 part of Meg Metrites after her tem P°^' u various t> . Saturday, various charged, at theatre. It robberies behind he scenes biuecomplaints among t«ie ladies of the corps de ballet touching the mysterious disappearance ...
... ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM. MEETING AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE, LAST NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). far ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) The second meeting of the Administrative Reform Association was held last night (Wednesday) in Drurylane Theatre. The attendance in the body of the house ...
... says the Doncaster Gazette, that Mr. Addison, of the Royal Princess's Theatre, London, and lessee of the Theatre Royal, Doncaster, is about to take the York circuit, embracing the theatres at York, Hull, and Leeds. This will bring Doucaster once more into ...
... the paper, say dear, what awful state of things there seems to be in India; oi what a terrible calamity at the Glasgow theatre; or trade appears to be flourishing in the north ! depend upon it down wiH the paper. If has not read the information ...
... England; but it is certain that his example caused the rapid spread of smoking tobacco in pipes— a practice which prevailed at theatres and places of amusement in 1598, and was regarded one of the accomplishments of the gentleman of that day. This little pipe-bowl ...