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... dinner at the ularendon. There was the Cock certainly in Fleet-street, unequalled in meat and beer, and the Albion, opposite Drury-lane Theatre, still tarnous as a supper house, and now resplendent in huge mirrors and gilt ga-eliers, and the Blue Peas, of ...
... J. Keeble, Mr. R. Dart, Mr. Alnger Hay Hill, Mr. Raymond, Mr. Hanland, Mr. Dixon, Mr. Henry Hambleton (fieeretary'of the Drury-lane Working Men's Club), Mr. George Browning (Secretary of the Society for the 'encouragement of the Fine Arts), Mr. F. W. Brearey ...
... &e. 9s , ad sis stamps tor estalooso to Barnett, Bon. and Foster Me. Ferstoeeetreert, 3ER. Iltuoteer.,--Thero immanse in Drury-lane Theatre on the ceatrion Of Buckstorte. The emit of the. School 'fir Scandal included many of the most enriaent theatrical ...
... the first and only Protectionist Cabinet was formed in 1e52. He is best known by a prophecy at a l'rotectionist meeting in Drury Lane TheatreThat if Providence should permit the Corn Laws to be repealed Great Britain would return to its original condition ...
... mammoth circus will be eminently successful, se as numbers of visitors are concerned, at any rate. Whatever may be the cue at Drury Lane, it is attain the Birmingham managers do not look upon Shskmpeare as spelling ruin. At both theatres the plays of the ...
... melodramas adopted from Shakespeare'. Richard I IL and Henry V. —each got up in superb style as to dressem and scenery. At Drury-lane Mr. Barry Sullivan, not being a horseman, rather spoiled Mr. Chatterton's, the manager, plans, by refusing to ride White ...
... (Prom the Birmingham Mail.) is made in our dramatic gossip to. she little dispute between Mr. Chatterton, the manager of Drury Lane, and the theatrical critic of the The I:gter gentleman had the temerity to comment with some coldness on the revival of ...
... charged at Bier-street with being disorderly and This was net denied; but he had to give place aus creating a disturbance at Drury-lane Theatre. The Jaynes, and in Mies Anna Swann he was obliged to ease having been proved, Mr. Vaughan asked why he admit the ...
... inquest in St. Giles's On the body of a man whose death was caused by starvation and exposure, that hundreds of persons in the Drury-lane district are in the habit of sleeping nightly in the passages of the houses, and that the police berve no authority to interfere ...
... not, in fighting phrase, come up to the scratch, he persuaueu use generally astute Mr. Chatterton to bring flasks out at Drury-lane. Then the Lady Zulinka set her lawyers to work, and procured an injunction to restrain the acting of the play, in which ...
... The first comedy produced at the Vaudeville was from his hands. His earliest hit on the stage was The Great City, at Drury-lane, in which Mime Madge Robertson made her mark in the metropolis, having undertaken a part at brief notice, which Hermann ...
... A GARDEN IN DRURY-LANE. The disused burial-ground in Drury-lane belonging to the parish of Bt. Martin's-in-the-Fields has been laid out as a garden for the use of the poor people of the neighbourhood and their children. It will be open on week-days from ...