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... a short • li'tance, and then taking another cab, returned. ivicu dropped her companion, not where they had i-M t, but in Drury Lane, and then proceeded herself Hayswnter. The boarding-house at which they were staying v.as a quiet, very quiet place, with ...
... n of Sir JohnGorst, Q C , M I'., Under Secretary for India, os Worshipful N* aster of the Drury Lane Lodge,took place Tuesday in the Grand Saloon of Drury Lane Theatre, which was ►pecially fitted for the occasion. The attendance of Grand Officers was ...
... nuatakeo, occuirtnl m ber reign. It moat certainly bare been worth ae ...
... great value to him utter years. any rate in year so he was engaged for Drury Lane, and led tho chorus of Shepherds in Handel's Arts d (t’aJatea. Dmii.g his engagement at Drury Lane was chosi sing tho solo “(’on.o if you flare ’’ I’urccll s A in'/ Arthur ...
... under the surface. The members of the Com* die Franealse are unaccus- tomed to play to empty houses, they have been doing at Drury Lane, owing to the intense heat. It expected that matters will improve now that a little welcome rain has reduced the tropical ...
... invitation, which more on a futuns occasion, to view some the magnificent costumes being prepared for the Christmas piece at Drury Lane, m pantomime which is to esceed in bruliaocy all previous efforts to astonish the public. To think only of dresses costing ...
... maa in the world. The snow haa inflicted very serioni loss ioon the placea of public entertainment London. The manager of Drury Lane Theatre stimatea his lose £l2OO. And week lost in the lolidays can never be redeemed. Franeia II.,” says the “OpiniouNafionale ...
... Bridge ; of the pleasan fields that lay between the City and Westminster , au yam fashion and rank dwelling in Bow-street and Drury lane. e8 - it was, if ancient chroniclers speak truly. Who has not hoard of the Bello Sauvage, Ludgate Hill? “A specimen, says ...
... HONITON. Thbatbical Entertainment.—On Friday evening Mr Walter Shelley, who announced himself as principal tragedian from the Drury Lane and Lyceum Theatres, London, and from other theatres in the provinces, gave an entertainment at the Dolphin Assembly Rooms ...
... plaintiff, stated that the defendant was a gentleman who had Required for himself considerable notoriety as the lessee of Drury Lane theatre. He was also the owner the Sunday Times, and Bedfordthire Independent papers, and member of the Licensed Victualler’s ...
... objects of his fiercest denunciations. The t'ra expresses hope that Mr. Augustus Harris will unceremoniously refuse the use of Drury Lane Theatre, if it is applied for, and that managers and actors who are desirous benefiting the poor and distressed will remember ...
... war-office form*, knowing them to have been stolen. Dion Bmoicanlt’s new drama of “Formiso.” which has been recently produced at Drury Lane Theatre, is described by a correspondent as having an immoral tendency. B Mr Mannsell, a deaf and dnmb gentle-min, who was ...