... April 19th. The Celebrated Tragedian, Mr. Jaues Axvrusox, and Miss Aoxes Eiswoprny, of the Theatres Royal, Covent-garden and Drury-lane. HERCULEAN AND ASTONISHING FEATS At the Sunipe lun Race Grounds, Manchester Road, ; . 'Audrnnh--. GEOIGE NEWMAN, of the ...

... 19h. The Celebrated Tragedian, Mr. Jamzs Axopeesox, and Miss Acexes Ewswoxrny, of the Theatres Royal, Covent-garden and Drury-lane. KECREATION-GROUNDS, CHEETHAM=HILL-ROAD, DUKINVIELD, 5 Tm: abov: GROUNDS will be OPENLD on SATURDAY next, May Ist, 1508 ...

... on Monday, it is supposcd of disease of the heart, while partaking of some refreshment st the bar of Wilson’s 'l?nrnu, in Drury-lane, London. The following curious relies were sold by auction, in Rdinburyh, on Friday :—The embroidered cap and banake:chief ...

... whole subject of iron plates, and their capanility of resisting shot and shell. Mr. Alfred Bunn, the well-known ex-lessce of Drury Lane, died suddenly, at Boulogne, of apoplexy. The Be«rborough Swimming Ciub have resolved to establish # belt for the champion ...

... Messrs. W. Tills, Caleott, Harvey, Dunthorne, and Mr. R. Morrow, primi bassi, of the Italian operss and Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London. Leader : Mr. Wiseman ; conductor, Mr. Mellor. The entertainment concluded with the very laughable operetta, * The ...

... Bat the wunagement of Covent Gardon iuul::t.in;‘w him ‘uut it x:l.lumwhh mvu..o' he nted himself fr .m a of * Othello™ at Drury-lane, on the night fixed for his second ‘l”ne.. the 22nd February, 1517, pretexting illness in & note which he sent at the last ...

... DRURY LANE CHURCH SCHOOL, lIOLLIN WOOD. The annual Christmas tea party in connection with this place of worship was held ou Saturday, in the large schoolroom, Drury-lane. The school preeented an unusually cheerful appearance, being very tastefully decorated ...

... (opposite tb. Cafe.* 90, M•rkot-plare. !Ito-blot —On Monday evening the servirn of *crag emhtled Eva was repeated in the Drury-lane schoolrooms, in the preemies of a largo andienee. Mr. Sandy Kent read the eon. neetive reading', the mental portions being ...

... at Stockbrook, 62 ; Thornbam, lirarushurst T. Awry Lane.—Played en the ground the Later, at Willie Gate. BroosaLarst, 32; Drury Lane, 31. St. John', (lst)v. Eleven of St. John's Congregation. Congregation, 54; St. Join's, 58 with two wickets tall. Bightleld ...

... on, that 140 is way of an undertaking such as this. l'..rrannent lines have now been laid as far as the triage wh• spans Drury-lane, while the tipping natty be expected to be finished in a few weeks. The e,mpletion of this .tie is waited for with c ...

... 68; C on . nesion, 34. Drury Lane (2nd) v. Shaw Church Institute (Ist).— At Shaw. Drury Lane, 3.1 and 43-78 ; Shaw Church, 8 and 19-27. Drury Lane (an eleven) v. Mayfield (2nd).—On the ground of the former at Wkitegata. Drury-lane, lie; Mayfield did not ...

... she and her hurbaad appeared various entertainments. but in 1859 Mrs. Howard Paul returned to the stsee. appearing at Drury-lane-es Lady Macbeth. Her west recent a pnearanee on the.Londnn stage wet in The Sorcerer. at the Opera eeaique la.d year, ...