SPRAINS_AND BRUISES
... SPRAINS_AND BRUISES Mr Julian Girard, The Girard', Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, writes:— I have used your Embrocation with surprising effect, and never inked being without it. RUNNING ...
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FRIDAY'S BANKRUPTS
... Preston, chemist. awl Cu., Preston, U BAN ts. Genre Johns, medical and general Rature dealer, New-yard, real Queen street, Drury lane. LiunelPrkeer importer u( 1141tVi14,1,10.z-street, Holborn. rater Van den Enda. wool.dapler, Stroud, Kent. Jame. priiater ...
I in childhood he had au acquaintance with the words of Handel, Haydn, and Spohr, and his father never tired
... the late Mr Carl Roam in Faust. The result of this was so eminently satisfactory that he soon made his appearance at Drury Lane. Again the verdict was most favourable. and he was immediately secured by Mr D'Oyly Carte for the part of I.;,dric in ...
NEILSON GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
... her Australian triumpha, and Istely with the Carl Rosa Company; Miss Mover, a powerful contralto from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. London; and Mira Kathleen Maebabe. The principal gentlemen of the scuospany are Mr. William Hillier, the well-known tenor ...
INDIAN NEWS
... good story told of Manager Price, Theodore (look, and the eccentric Cannon. After a dinner given by Mr. Stephen Prior, of Drury lane Theatre, ell Ike meta except Cannon and Theodore (look having Mug sinee retired, the best, who was suffering from a severe ...
Loy T
... Horses of the stud, and • most SPLENDID BRASS BAND, Led by Mr R. Holt (from Jolliet's Promenade Commits, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Loudest, iu a Magnincent Carriage. the Horses caparisoned beautiful Silverggeggigg t o me.; followed by the Ladies on ; ...
LLANELLY
... Who recently created such an extraordinary sensation at the Olympia Theatre, will appear, previous to his engagement at Drury Lane, in hia sAf Luiertiounient, coniprising Soup, Lis iavourite impersonations, Operatic Selections, and Costume Recitals, supported ...
Tenhy House, Tonby, March 23rt1, 1889. OUR TURNPIKES
... permission of Kr A wastes Harris, the /loyal General Theatrical rand will have what e arit is called its Jubilee Year at Drury Lane on the morning of the llth A valuable antique of ebony carved ivory, has use Ilia ft Church, Pimlico ileirA h lt id aiiisausiag ...
'LLANVBYTHER
... s. he had suffered much from indigence and even the pangs of hunger. Three years later. and Edmund Kean had appeared at Drury Lane Theatre; the pit had risen at him: his !mama was prodigious, Fortune showed her gifts upon him. This abrupt turning et the ...
OU A GIGA NTIC FRAUD. --- No fewer than 13,000 Galician peanant. have been victimised by self4tyled emigration ..
... London is, an entertainment which °Noel's pleasure seekers by 15,000 at a time is a formidable rival to places which like Drury Lane, cutter for much the saute clientele. Ropes are entertained, however, that by Chi istmas the novelty of Panium will have ...
A NOVELTY IN THIEVING
... theatres, was oompalled by the absurd polio* amusements to traverse one of the foulest thoroughfares in the purlieus of Drury. lane. The night was warm and, disregarding the foul surroundings, the worthy citizen opened the window, when, to his surprise ...
THE REOORD OF THE WEIL
... civilized world. The popular dramatic writer was sixty nine years of age. For more than thirty-five years, he furnished the Drury Lane Christmas Annual, and was For twenty-four years on the literary staff of the Daily Telegraph. He was the author of an ...