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... Busby's hand with the watch. Eventually prisoner managed to get possession of the watch, and ran away down Chanel Street and Drury Lane. Prosecutor and Alderman Taylor followed in puisuit. and ran the prisoner until was almost exhausted. He then tried to throw ...
... tan Board of Workt. Prize Dor* at the Birmingham Show. Greeted Tmrkey at the Birmingham Show, Beene from Amy Eobsart. Drury Lane Theatre. Torchlight Procession to the Tomb Thorwaldsea hr gen. ' Home Treasures,” H. Merle, * For Sale,” B. Eiviire. TEE ...
... AMUSEMENTS THEATRE ROYAL. Mr. Edmund Falconer, with a detachment of his Drury Lane Dramatic Company, has beeu playing here during tho we-ok, but the exceeding heat of weather has kept many from witnessing the excellent performances. Mr. Falconer plays ...
... Talented Troupe of Artistes Miss MARIAN TAYLOR, the celebrated Burlesque Actress, of the Theatres Royal, Oovent Garden, Drury Lane, &'c., whose services have been specially retained vast expense; Maddle. ERNESTINE and Mr. A. FRANCIS, and a powerful Company ...
... UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS '. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY . JULY t, THE NEW BALLET, THE FIRE FIEND! Mr. C. LAURI, the Renowned Clown, from Drury Lane Theatre, as the Fire Fiend. Principal Characters, Mddles. Nathan, Perise. Clifton; Messrs. Wright, Beckenham, Wilkins, and ...
... Harry” Wallack, as he was familiarly called, was an admirable actor in his time. He made his first great hit in England Drury Lane in 1802, as Silver Jack, in Douglas Jerrold’s charming domestic drama of The Rent Day.” When a mere lad he had played at ...
... Barry Sullivan, already been stated, met with a serious accident during the representation of the final scene Richard 111. Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday week. The point of Mr. Sinclair's sword struck him near the eye, cutting through the lid. The performance ...
... has established herself a decided favourite. ANNIE CUSHNIE and MARIE cipal Dfinseuses from the Royal Italian Opera, Royal, Drury Lane. Last week of the great Ethiof Mr.and Mrs. COLEMAN, and Mr. ROBERTS, in and screaming dualogues, Ac.: also of NAT great ...
... GRAND SHAKSP BRIAN REVIVALS Engagement of the Tragedian, ME. RYDER, From Drury Lane, and ME. JAMES BENNETT, The popular local favourite. MBS. JAMES RODGERS WILL APPEAR EACH EVENING. Supported by a talented Company. SATURDAY NEXT, Auyust ‘iind, ROMEO AND ...
... pur- chased in London, at Messrs. W. H. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and at the Euston Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...
... jiPtfijf of the Great NigKer Troupe, Mr. |l s * -Increasiiig enthu- CL SUN IE and MARIK CHARLRS, i' -' b . I ' :l!ian Opera and Drury Lane, tho ’ „ the , great Comiquo. .Mr. JOHN lv ® li.ilP/ >u - M. TOUT MIN, the succcss?C rf «iV- o, i. : Mr. XV. HANNAN will ...
... Irish labourer, who met with his death on Wednesday evening, under the following circumstances. —Thomas Franey, living in Drury Lane, said the deceased was his mother's second cousin, and lodged with witness till about three months ago, when he left to ...