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... towards the English bourgeoisie (Heaven be kind to us!) and their childish affection for a silly old opera. Now . went to Drury Lane at that aft ernoon celebration for mild leng gym., paid my half-crown to the it like • man, and stewed for three hours amongst ...
... Mr Richard INNS. labourer. IM7oll.—Apri l 19th, aged 61 years, Mrs Jacob, widow, Prospect-street. JoNss.—April stb, at 3, Drury lane, Aharseron. aired 88 years, Margaret Jones, widow of D. Jona., LL.D.— pril 18th, aged S 5 years, at Penparkaa Catherine ...
... complaint against it was that it ended far too soon. The deduct is evident. This sketch has appeared on the boards of the Drury Lane and the Court Theatres, and is considered a most difficult piece to In spite of this it was admirably executed by Miss B ...
... connection viJi club will be held at the on Tuesday evening. when Kr Du the celebrattd humorist, and Miss Helen Conway. froa Drury Lane, London, will give tisk entertainment. • dance will follow, Naw Paaxisite.—Fear Bros their beanies premises in Terrace road ...
... opera, The Soldier'. Return, which was written in his seventeetith year - words and music being his own —and performed at Drury Lane Theatre with great sueems, a traveller is represented as eurnieg to an • -door and saving to the landlord: Pray, friend ...
... personates the country curate so well. Arrah-na-Pogue and It's Never Too Late To Mend, are still on at the Adelphi and Drury- lane respectively. Everybody has not left town after all On Saturday afternoon, at the Guildhall, Princess Christian presented ...
... was made ap of • sense of songs, reeitetions and eketebee, by Mr W. R. Duncan. of Liverpool, and Mire Deese Conway, of the Drury Lane Theatre, London. The chair was well filled by Mr B. E. Morin. commenced soon half-past ten, mod was kept ap for hoes., to ...
... wear apparel worth £5 Here is a bill taken at random from • vast number to be found in the accountant'e private office at Drury Lane, and as it affords an excellent example of the prosaic manner in which the characters of • play are regarded by an everyday ...
... assembled at that theatre. The Mikado, at the Savoy, is a success, as most of Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan's undertakings are. Drury Lane is at present occupied by the Carl Rosa Opera Company. That a hundred thousand pertains should have gone to the Inventions ...
... produced letters from Mr. Hebb, who had been employed in the architect's department of the Board, asking for stalls or boxes at Drury Lane Theatre. Evidence was also taken as to improvements which the Board contemplated in Whitcomb-street, but did not carry out; ...
... many of the present generation that Astley's amphitheatre has been burnt down four times (1794, 1803, 1830, 1841); that Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Her Majesty's 'Theatre have each been consumed by the flames three times; and that of existing theatres ...
... pay by the determination of the managers to close their theatres on Wednesday and I hear that in the case of a, house like Drury Lane such closing means a loss of one thousand pounds. and of the Lyceum not less than five hundred pounds. Then, again, the ...