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... EVENING, Mt MAY, PT THE ARTISTES Or not ANGLO-ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY, Ma. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM The Celebrated of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane. and Covent Garden : FLORENCE LANCIA, The Greatest English Prima Donna of the day : Mies ANNIE LEND, The Favourite CosTaatro ...
... CONCKRT, Tw ►*IAQPLL OF THE ANGLO-ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY, Ma. AUGUSTUS BRARA.M, The celebrated TIMOR, of the Theatres-Royal Drury Lane and Gwent Garden ; FLORENCE LANCIA, Acknowledged by the print to be the Greatest English Prima Donna of the day: this young ...
... nor tarrying here. In another place, we are informed how Mr J. F. Kemble, last night, played the part of Unita at Drury Lane Theatre; and that the Road to Ruin' is to be produced this evening at Covent Garden, with Mr Mnnden, Mr Emery, and Mrs ...
... Wales, attended by the Countess of Alaocleslield, Lord Harris, and General Sir William Knollys, went to Her Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane. The Princess of Wales, with the Countess of .Macclesfield and Lord Harris in waiting, attended divine service at the Chapel ...
... PIIINCItAL sensing Of tera ANGLO-trALIAN OPERA COMPANY, Ma. AUGUSTUS BRAM! The celebrated Taros, of the Theatres-Royal Drury Lane and Covent Oerder. ; FLORENCE LAN•CIA, Acknowledged by the preen to be the Greatest Wish Prima Delta of the day; this yostg ...
... generous tante been to Mr Clodeone as the awry netnews of dealing adequately with. the Irish The Primus of Wales visited Drury Lane a few uvea•ega suns, and as thee is her appeerewn mime keeM imeo she was greeted with sprier& Theiesetioe of distinguished ...
... Dublin, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Bath, and other large towns. In 1836, he triumphantly sustained the character of Hamlet at Drury Lane, and he now became courted by all. A silver vase of the value of £2OO was presented to him at a publls dinner. Her Majesty ...
... It is perfectly monstrous 1 Scotcbmen in London are promised a great treat. Mr T. Powrie has been announced to appear at Drury Lane Theatre, on March 16, as Rob Roy, with Mr Phelps as the Bailie. It must be eleven or twelve years since I saw him ...
... the Bishopric of Rochester. Hen Mutates THCATIC—On Friday an agreement was signed which constitutes Mr E. T. Smith. the Drury Lane manager, future leases of Der Majesty's Theatre, at a lame of seven, fonrteen, or twenty-one years. Mr Holman Hosea long ...
... Thomas Powrie, has returned to Dundee from London, haying almost recovered from the effects of the accident he met with in Drury Lane Theatre on the occasion of his first appearance in London in the drama of Rob Roy. TO ♦ DUMONT BANQVC.—The Acorn, Capt ...
... mast be where to go ; as, not being übiquitous, they are necessarily somewhat restrained in their choke. If they go to Drury Lane to see the Pantomime, they miss the Circus at Islington ; and if they go to the Circus, they can't possibly visit the Anti ...
... that, in consequence of the preparations and extra rehen s empire& fee its production, Rey is not to be brouOt oat at Drury Lane till next Saturday —it was originally ameenced for the lath Met. So far, good. the ordinary course of things, this would ...