... 1745. bather Illaturin's grandfather, Charles Robert Maturin, the s.ulicer of the celebrated tragedy Bertram, acted by at Drury Lane, was one of the most eloquent preachers of his time, and curate of St. Peter's, Dublin, at his death. His chief theolcgical ...

... Alfred nightield, banana, we , Necoted at Newgate on Tuesday Menai for the murder of Edith Pool, whose thrust be cut in Drury Lane. Higherld had courted the girl eve or years. ...

... one of the largest pieces ever staged in Nuneaton, and will be as exact representation of the great drataa as produced at Drury-lane Theatre, The comprises over 30 artistes, all of recognieed merit: in fact. the standard of Hr. Ben Oreet's companies is ...

... GREET CO., Is the Latest and Greatest Drury Lame Drama, IIEARTS ARE TRUMPS. Dr Cara. As produced by Arthur Collins., at the Drury Lane Theatre. Loudon. -- Doors 01400 64 7 Commence at 7 4t. No beats Guaranteed unless Booked. Half•price to first and Second ...

... four private hoses,. The stage is eOft. by 3611., and is tift. to the gridiron, and is capable of mounting any of the large Drury-lane productions. Th e whole o f the building is heated with het water. Refreshment saloons. cloak-reenis, other conveniences ...

... remarked. kersro Holland • patinae. On he was at wk until o'clock. At three be got At 5.44 the pair and some 'lf the had is Drury-lane and done to tbe shins of &Air constables. At CIA tie happy ample were safely setlWed Th. isturdl morning, and lee sent inglY• ...

... innovation ,a a baked potato ran outside the Standard Theatre. Die familiar cry of All 'cit. All 'Qt, reminding one of Drury Lane A winter's eight. After ten o'clock at night the streets begin to get deserted, and by 11.31, after the theatres are oat ...

... 4,1 4 1_11* TSTATILS, wr,ALTON ector, Mr. 1.. daring the Drury.lAne sucrose ARE TRUMPS Drury Um. London Company, In Doodad aa **Lady Winifred S 800 Sl RID COAT. I es %Waal. E: IC ESTE R. PALACE. rOUTLT at 7 mid IN .AS. WatiETIES. EARNO'S TEOTTPE in r ...

... by bolding up hand and a hearty clap. AT TM PLAY. ONEAT RUBY AT NUNEATON This at the WeJoe' Thestre. there is sole a Drury Lane drama. Ws the Great Itchy. play leaks lecithins in way of Incideat. and tic* ea-, castanet is emialy inaintained riot ...

... seventy-Four. Old playgoers w;!I remember his visit to in 1875, when he played Othello, The Gladiatm, and Hamlet '' at Drury-lane. It was • pleasant triumpii f.,r daleini. Tho actor an allusion in hif. autoliography to his Enlist, visit with this little ...

... novelty. thrreftirt. to Elm Terry Terry annoone.ed at Sin. Langtry's Imr.srial Thestes in 'The Vikinr.,s„ and Sir Henry at Drury Lane produridg Dante. Though old, their passion for the profess:on is as young as ever, and as Mardis in the Vikings Kiss ...

... yearly trade of Japan'with the l British Empire, it msy be noted. is about , £18,000,000. England 1 p, s ar d c wo “Dame- R• Drury Lane, in last tragic same at A n, a clock-cass is opened by the hand of Dante. and a pendulum In the form of Time wielding his ...