... London General Omnibus Company. The play which occupied the boards of the Grand wna tbs drams “Hearts are Trumps,” from the Drury Lane Theatre, and all the scenery, properties, and effects from that theatre ware reproduced. In Soma 2 of Act 4, which is laid ...

... were with party of Church worker* brought for an outing to Brighton by Ur*. Pownall, the wife of the vicar of St John**, Drury-lane. Three women of the party were taken to the hoe pital—namely, Urn Stacey, of 22, Great Karl-etreet, Long-acre ; Mr*. Turner ...

... return like Anglicised heathen Chinees to ways that are dark, and tricks that are vain,” after the run of the play is over. Drury Lane, for instance, which is now one of the chief employers of children Christmastime, get all its tittle player-folk through ...

... fourteen previous convictions against him, including four terms penal servitude. His lost known address was in Macklin-street, Drury-lane. Mr. Ernest L. F. Cavendish, the deputy governor, said Chappell was supposed have nephew, and be was written to, but no ...

... any kind. THE QUEEN AT OLD DRURY- Her Majesty the Queen, awonipanied and Princess* Charles of and attended the perform»ce Drury-lane Theatre in London on Moiway ■> The Royal party drove to tte . 1 w «s broughams, without escort, and their practically unnoticed ...

... Ulanchard notes the presence of Master C. Lauri in the cast of Jack and the Beanstalk Covent Garden. Subsequently he went to Drury Lane, to serve for many years under the banner of Sir Augustus Harris. It was while acting at the Grecian, lietween seasons, ...

... STOLEN BY GIPSIES The boy who was found sleeping on London doorstep in Drury-lane, and who afterwards told tho missionary at Bow-street Police-court that he had been living with gipsies, and had never been to school, has been seen by Mrs. Mead, of Bo ...

... VANISHED. One evening, in the second week of November, 1803, Grimaldi, then playing Drury Lane, waa informed that two gentlemen were waiting to see him at the stage door. soon he could get away went down, and saw two young men of gentlemanly appearance ...

... Bits Christmas Number. «^*gh.^th toejmd V miitaSt Dumber 24 was the creation of actor turned Byrne, who was playing at Drury Lane 18®®» and appeared in ti«ht-ntting costume of white silk, covered irith red aadhfaek patches. This costume was entered in ...

... escaped suffered considerably before they succeeded in finding places of refuge. The pantomime was “Bluebeard.” as played at Drury Lane two years ago, and most of the stage settings were those used in the original London production. ...

... stogr bring founded upon old fairy talsty tta D’Anqoy, which has been by Mta*ra. J- Hickory Wood and As prodntod.at toe Drury Lane it toll in fourteeatoonee, ayd the same number of principals wffl toqmrod worKito the plot. &e legend gwen starts with two ...

... - »’ jfrtlifying •mount ofmccen. Good Bfcwi hw been re-, drived Sir Heory lrvfntf’e hedth, which makes hia London eeeeon Drury Lane prac> limUy oertainty. Heniy .V at the Imperial IJkwtre faae paaeed ita fiftieth performance, Mraoonrideratton of the ...