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... walls of the houses; also that Nos. 1, 3, 5, 2, 4, and 6, in No. 14 Court, Rose. place, No. 26, Preeson's-row, and No. 21, Drury- lane, also required attention, as the night soil on removal had to be carried through rooms that were inhabited. The medical ...
... changled ~ -The Prodigal Daughter is likely to attract * 9large audiences to the Courn Theatre. £;7 Another popular Drury Lane melo-drams. will fum -occupy the hoards of the Shakespeare Theatre 24. - this wreek, this being A~ Life of Pleasure, by ...
... contrast between ' Siegfried' at Drury- au' lane and I'Painfal ' at Bayreuth was startling, in to say the least. Why the Drury-lane per- B Cformances' of German opera this year should be be s so very mediocre, not to say poor, can only ba be attributed ...
... 3 Sir-C Hatpp' ?? Lszbton at 1 3 c~r Dl~ton's Hlstrio..Private a 10 3 V cMrXEA WigeazAthenian .P ae41 to3 ?? 0 F Young's Drury Lane Chausbers 4 10 3 Mr JCraig's ?? Driscoll 4 10 0 PhcMr RHP Hickman's The ?? .Prirstte 5 10 0 a ?? CHibber'S Glencarron ...
... n paper. Eventually the play was actually pro- p d duced as Shakspeare's by Sheridan (who had b g given $600 for it) at Drury Lane, It was a o n gigantic failure. On the first and only night ti n -of its performance, the house was packed by an v Iaudience ...
... in the career of both Keau and Vandenhoff is illustrated by several characteristic aceodotes. 1813 Kean first appeared at Drury Lane i as Shy lock, and in the same year Vandenhoff ap- 1 peared on the boards of the Theatre-Royal in this town as Holla—a part ...
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... croft, all which is worth about £65 per annum. Drury- C ite lane was so named from its association with the drama. Here our Drury-lane Theatre stood. and. though but the second playhouse erected ad in Liverpool, it was in the reality thc first of ,3 any note ...
... 7178 lbs. ; tallow, 1,241,781 cwts. ) In addition to other meetings, London had on I Wednesday a monster demonstration, in Drury- lane Theatre, in favour of the immediate, total, tl and unconditional repeal of the window duties. o Whether this wish will be ...
... ciative, and the proceeds liberal. Mn. H. LonAINE.-Mr. Henry Loraine, an actor well known in Liverpool, made his debut at Drury Lane on Monday night, as Don Casar de Bazan. The Times says.- He has a good figure, I a commanding manner, perfect self-reliance ...
... Young's Drury Lane. 4 yz.JGhoner- t Igu 8 1 Mr V. Uobbss Cludereile 3 yrs ?? Alsopp 0 , her IBetting: 11 to 8 on Glen Sterling, 75 to 20 agst rver, Woolwich, and 8 to 1 eac Drury Laueand Lowland t her Xing. Woolwich made te lening s Drury lane 3ton 'the ...
... Ford in The a MIerry Wrives of Windsor, and in the follow- t ing year as Stella St. Clair in A 'iillion of is Money at Drury Lane. il Apprehension is felt for the safety of the b P. and 0. steamer Aden, which left Colombo ? on the 1st inst., and is now ...