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... of 1673, which directed collections to be made in the vatious English churches for the rebuilding of the Theetre Royal, Drury-lane, which had been burned down with • number of other houses. begs. in ye house called ye Theater Bier was record in a Shropshire ...
... preparatory to the produotion of the pantomime, and judging from tholes already produced by Mr. T. Smith daring his reign at Drury-lane Theatre, sassiblag on a grand scale may be expected to astonish and delight the Christmas visitors to the metropolis. The ...
... Morris, 3, St Mary-street —lardy journalist (ink-pot. pens, (to, on head) Nanno James, 1, Guildhall-squire—Bo-peeP after the Drury-lane pantomime Miss Worthington, Grange-street—Summer Elsie Darin John, 18, Pit:ton-terrace Sixt/ years ago Florence E Lsa, Waverley ...
... DR. CUMMING ON THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES. On Friday night, at the Chapel, Crown-court, Drury-lane, the Rev. Dr. Cumming lectured on Signs and Wonders ; a Retrospect from 1874. The rev. gentleman, taking his text from Daniel Men shall run to and fro, and ...
... elevation from the level of a house-painter's apprentice, with an interval of novitiateship spent as a scene-painter in Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Ruskin ooquetted with the brush before he took up the pen, as vigorously as Bishop Coleus° attacked algebra ...
... of milk stockings, and you will find accordingly. I had the curiosity one Boxing night to go into the upper gallery of Drury-lane Theatre, and I found at least a score of persons, men and boys, who could neither see the stage nor hear a word that was ...
... moment, the Doke of Bedford, who is only sixty years old, will yield, and clear away an acre or two of houses, and take in Drury•lane Theatre, whioh is not wanted as a theatre, being numb too big to pay. THE First Guards had a terrible experienee the in ...
... his body was not recovered for a couple of hours. A LAT:GE FIRE has oerurred in the ironfoetudry of Mo-re. Hart alai Bone, Drury-lane, Loudon. A number of engires . and the Salvage Corps from surrounding stations were quickly on the spot, and, under the ...
... people are beginning to have their doubts even about our own Shakespeare. Two men were staring at the playbills outside Drury-lane Theatre. Julius Caesar ! read one. Yes,' said the other. an adaptation from the new book by the Emperor of the French ...
... almost to reduce the proceedings of the day to dumb show, The Constitutionalists had raked the slums of Whitechapel and Drury--lane for roughs, whom they induced to pack the hall on the promise that they should receive 2s. 6d. each. There can be no doubt ...
... sufficiently starts ling, is nut absolutely novel. last year, during the time of the performance of the Doge of Venice at Drury-lane Theatre, ono of the isa. senses applied to one of the metropolitan tale with an an anomalous enipt ion affecting on.- foot ...
... The General Advertiser of September 28, 1745, announced that Mr. Lacy, master of his Majesty's company of comedians at Drury-lane, had applied for leave to raise 200 men in deience of His Majesty's person and Government, in which the whole company of ...