... DRURY LANE STORIES. dere are a couple Mt stories with the great Augustus Dewy Luse for a hero. Be was plain Mr. Mania, them. end was having the show redecorated. During the progress of the work one of his most persistent toadies was bothering him with ...

... Theatres Royal. Drury Lane, and Covent Garden. London. Played by spacial command at Windsor Castle before Her Majesty the Queen. COMPANY AND CMORON, ISOM TRU PRINCIPAL LONDON THIATRISP. SPECIAL SCENERY painted by Cecil Hicks, Drury Lane and Savoy Theatres ...

... DYSON and MR. HUNT, TENORS, (of the Chapel Royal, Windsor.) MR. FARQUHARSON, BASS, (The Eminent Buffo Singer from the Opera, Drury Lane.) MR. J. S. LIDDLE, SoLo VIOLIN. MR. CHAS. LAWRENCE, Sow PlANorosTs. Admission Members and Privilege Ticket Holders, 6d ...

... Scholar)). Mezzo Soprano—MßS. R. H. WILLIAMS. Baritone—Mß. S. 11. BELLOWES. Buffu—Mß. lt. FARQUHARSON, (From the Opera, Drury Lane). Basso—Mß. R. H. WILLIAMS. Violin—Mß. W. STONE, (of Bridport). Piano—MßS. It. H. WILLIAMS. Admission—Chairs, Numbered and ...

... -street.. Loudon), to be followed by a Laughable F . itree, entitled BORROWED PECNIES, by C. E. Maltby, Esq., as played at Drury Lane for 150 consecutive nights. Tickets—Reserved Seats. 2.s ; Second dill,. Is.; Third ditto, 61. To be obtained of Miss nodding ...

... however, given strict orders that the attendants in the front of his house are to receive no donations ; and if the habiods of Drury Lane only second the Manager's efforts, the system, which is not only unfair, but irritating a , well, will speedily come to ...

... to Fair Star and Maria Darlington. Both ladies passed to Drury-lane, and ended at the Olympic. One made some noise in the world, and Covent Garden admirers applauded her, while those of Drury Lane were hissing Edmund Kean for the same sort of not very exemplary ...

... of Gatty's Hall of Varieties, Westminster Bridge Road. London, including Miss EMILY MELLON, Mr. STEEVE SAVILLE, Harlequen Drury Lane Theatre, Miss ROSE SAVILLE, Messrs. DIXON and SUTTON, American Negro Delineators, Mr. WILLIAM BAILEY, and the Marvellous ...

... with saphires and rubies and pearls. Take a queen from a twelfth cake, add to her the leading fairy in the pantomime at Drury Lane, and sprinkle with a few ornaments from the court circle at Madame Tussaud's, and you have the young lady at the counter ...

... of Gatty's Hall of Varieties, Westminster Bridge Road, London, including Miss EMILY MELLON, Mr. STEEVE SAVILLE, Harlequen Drury Lane Theatre, Miss ROSE SAVILLE, Messrs. DIXON and SUTTON, American Negro Delineators, Mr. WILLIAM BAILEY, and the Marvellous ...

... discovered by the police in a dwelling-house, let out as tenements tc a number of poor people, at 7, Great Wild Street, Drury Lane. In leas than seven minutes after the outbreak a pitiable scene presented itself. A number of lodgers were awakened from ...

... George Augustus Sala has lately figured largely in Mr. Harris's advertisements u chief trumpeter of the entertainment at Drury Lane ; but, according to Mr. Wingfield, Mr. Bala expressed to him an opinion which would not have delighted the worthy Augustus ...