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... arrived on Wednesday evening in London froth her longand successful tour in theUnitedStates. Tha enterprising le~sse of Drury Lane Theatre., inothing daunted' by the formuidable dificulties of his great undertaking, has. *at onse engaged l:er, with: Signor ...
... Hall.-Athcoswunzs. We ((Crlic) understand that the differences of opinion between Mr. E. T. Smith ansd the committee of the Drury Lane Theatre have been adjusted, and that gtantlemlnan will continue in the lessceship of that theatre. To guard against accidents ...
... baok part shabby. c The Sunday Times says that the difference between Mr. I B. T. Srmith and the committee of renters at Drury Lane f has at length been settled by Mr. Smith agreeing to an ad- - vance of £500. a year on his rent, which willnow be £4,500 ...
... le.; Half-price to the Boxes at Rise o'clock. 531 LAST APPEARANCE OF M ADEMOISELLE PICUOLOMINI, 1 with the elite of the Drury Lane Opera Company, and FULL BAND AND CHORUS From Her Mlajesty's Theatre, at the TOWN HALL, BIRMINGHAM, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), ...
... locality in which she placed them, there is little confidence to be placed in her statements. THE LONDON PANTOThI3ES.-At Drury Lane, the pan- tomime to-day, which will be. enriched by the pencil of Beverley, and enlivened as usual by a double troop of ...
... In the Bail Court, on Saturday, Lavigne, the celebrated oboe player, brought an action against Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, for, work and labour done,. Tie plaintiff had played in the band during the opera season, at four guineas a-week ...
... REVIVAL oF TEI NirIi Houis AoTATIorr.-On Wed. nesday evening, a meeting of journeymen carpenters was held at the White Hart, Drury Lane, for the purpose of further agitation on this vexed question. Mr. Booth was moved to take the chair, and briefly explained ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. R. CHARLES DILLON, Y I R G I N I U ?? Acted by him for Eighty Nights, at tbs Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Lt~eum, Edinrburgh,. Manobester; ald Isn his Original Character of D ' A It T A G M A N. In 'The King's Musketeers. 729 ...
... Had the fire occurred in ahard frost, or with a much stronger west wind, there must have been a clean eweepright away to Drury Lane. As it was, bysixo'clock or thereabouts, the whole roof of St. Martin's Hall (which lies due east of the coach-makar'etowards ...
... property of Joseph Filden, from the person of Eliza Filden. The proseoutrix Said she was passing the end of Russell Court, Drury Lane, on the night of the 4th of September, where the two pri- soners and two other persons were standing. Immediately after ...
... CHESTER EAWLES, Walworth. Surrey, boot and shremaker., i - SEPTIMUS FREDERCEK MIARTYN, Londorehoewarehzouseman. JAMES BROAD, Drury Lane, London, comou iroomonger. EDWARD LEWIS, Coleman Street, London, prlnter., WILLIAM PENPOLD,'Caled~oilao Road, Londen, smith ...
... at Banlemupts' Court. Sole., Gibbs and Tucker, Clement'eLaue; off. aesig., Bell, Coleman Street Buildings. Jecmes BROAD, DrUry Lane, coach Irounmonger, November 0 and December 4, at 12, at Bankrupts' Court. nol., Lindus, Bedford Bow; oft. Essig., Graham ...