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... fhesuj at Newcastle, which holds 3,000 people-osly 5* less than Drury Lane. These companies carry a**? tons of scenery with them from town to town, * many instances the original Drury Lane scenery n» effects. Now, if the cost of conveyance is tote i* creased ...
... startled on Monday night by an incident which occurred towards the close of the performance of Hearts are Trumps, the Drury Lane play. The final scenes are laid in Switzerland, and the hero and heroine escape from one precipice to another by means of ...
... Bcnoia. Del-mere Terrace. Paddington, builder— C and / M. BosLsr, Catherine Street, Strand, news agents.— P. C011i..5, Drury Lane, piwn broker.— M. Christis, Oxford Street, h«ker W. Orfohd, Great Yarmonth, grocer.— W. Cars, BUhop-uate Street Without ...
... Marlborough-street Police Court, Mary Ann Dickson, a young woman, who stated that she lived with her mother in the Coal-yard, Drury -lane, was charged before Mr. Newton with indecent conduct in Hyde Park. A policeman stated that about a quarter to six on Tuesday ...
... ganknr^ts, &• [From the London Gazette of Friday. BA._-.UPT3- , HULLS A., Blackmoor-street, Drury -lane, -« J,K and cheesemonger. , LANUER W., Steward-street, Spitalfl-Ms. WEBSTER R. J., South-grove-road, ?? PHILLIPS J., Pontypridd, parish oi WJJ^ . ...
... hire. —Jacksok and Lawson, Grantham, coachmakers BANKRUPTS. J. Thomas, Catherine Street, Strand, and White Hart Street, Drury Lane newspaper proprietor.-W. Edwards, Cross Street Finsbury ale merchant.-ARTUCR Green-hill, Harrow-on-the-Hill -TA?; , JO 2 ...
... iefinem^nt than by riotous fun, will nfiike concession to established precedent at Drury Lane, and blend *he scenic .splendours of Aladdin with the humours which Drury Lane audiences are wont to expect. ...
... late of Thanet, corn dealer.— G. Joaasoa, High Street, Nottteg HUI, furniture dealer.— E. and W. Canon! Birmingham, and Drury lane, coach fringe manufacturers —J Lahcasibb and J. Bbaypord, Walsall, iron manufacturers.— w. K. Walkbb, late of Wolverhampton ...
... them with the object of resuming cohabitation without any such result. The petitioner had written to the Opdra Comique and Drury Lane Theatre. On Friday she went to the Garrick Theatre, and there saw her husband playing the character of Dawson in Betsey ...
... by the late Mr. Henry Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris, was one of the earliest of the series of sporting plays which mada Drury Lane Theatre famous for this class of work. Mrs. Henry C. Arnold and Mr. John S. Haydon retained their parte of Dorcas Gentle ...
... the Nottingham Theatre Royal during i the fortnight beginning on Monday next, when '•Cheer, Boys. Cheer 1 thu hist of the Drury Lane spectacular dramas, is to commence a 12 nights' visit to Nottingham. The company will be, as I usual, under the direction ...
... his first season at the Lyceum, April 2, 1857, Mr. Dillon appeared as Richelieu. During the same month he appeared at the Drury Lane in tha latter character, following it up with Othello and Hamlet. In the following year he returned to the Lyceum Theatre ...