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... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, W.f.:- Every evening M 8, HAVERLY'S MIN STEELS. Charles Morton, Manager. 'IRITERION THEATRE, Piccadilly, W. Comedy. Marlow Wyndham and a Powerful CComlrnyJ, every evening at $. Price., la to £3 3e. T. E. Smale, Manager. PRINCE'S ...
... Bruce. A ILA MB R • THEATRE, LOPTOT THE BEGGAR STUDENT. A Cnudc pleraand Brilliant every nibs. W. Holland, ATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, Every evening at $, HAVERLY'M MINSTREL& Dwane Morten, Manager. HALLIDAY'S, BLENDED TEAS. ...
... exchanging views. AT Newgate Jail, London, on Tuesday morning, George Robertson was executed for murdering a little girl iu Drury Lane. Tam Presbytery of Dunblane on Tuesday agreed to the translation of Rev. George Walker, of Callender, to the East Church ...
... 13 votes to 4 it was resolved to erect it on the Castlehill. or Sin AUGUSTUS H&111118.—Sir Augustus Harris, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, and one of the boldest and most versatile managers ever connected with the British stage, died at Folkstone on ...
... both sto, on& now nolo+ . - rutrol the $ paha:lons t.. , o : us Toth.:. tit 111 nad to will 6 AL. , duuo THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY. LANE, W.q. Every evening at 8, HAVERLY'S MINSTRELS. Charles Morten, Manager. ...
... THOMAS'S SPSCIALLY SILLICTSD COMPANY ov PIRST-CLASS ARTIsTEs IN ••THE SPAN OF LIFE, ADA NEILSON, From Sir Augustus Harris's Drury Lane Theatre, Load's MR ALLAN THOMAS, From the Principal London Theatres ; and the FAMOUS STEERING TROUPE OF ACROBATS, From all ...
... announcing the Greaten Drama of the age, entitled— HUMAN NATURE! This wonderfully realistic drsma in the grextest of all Drury Lane aucceosio—full of If amour. Pathos, sad Interest of the most MOP .tional character. The Company is a specially selected ...
... which will etrcnethen end core them. BLACK MAIL— A praiaewerthily emphatic an. nonneenent has been made by the Manager of Drury Lane Theatre, Load-in, to the &feet that the sale of program/Mee is in future prohibited in him establishment. Hitherto notices ...
... left in 1791 by Mr. Baildeley for the leach:um of a cake, to be cut on Twelfth Night, and divided amongst the performers at Drury Lane Theatre. Under the present nianerment the carrying out of the bequest has developed into an elai,orate feast. Milton's PIU ...
... had uo objections to state. Buutzz— HUNAN NATURE.—On Tuesday night Mr W. T. Rushbury's Company reproduced the well-known Drury Lane drama Human Nature to an exceptionally large and appreciative audience. Mr Rushbury's appearance among us is a certain ...
... seriously that she died a few hours afterwards, while the younger remains in a critical condition. A named Whitehall, living in Drury Lane, London, attempted to murder his wife by stabbing her with a penknife in the throat on Saturday night, and afterward. committed ...