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... yeses interest on capital M 3 per rent. £s42 7s. 2d. required beyond the actual net receipts at the Manna* Lodging Home, Drury Lane, fora year. In eisasequence of this heavy leas the ooinmittee reoommend that the Marge be raised from 6d. to ed. per night ...
... SATURDAY, 190, 20th, sod 2lht. 01 M CHARLES DILLON, Togahar with SPECIALLY -SELECT= 0011PAITY, Previous to his appears:toe at Drury Lane Theatre, London, in three of his GREAT CHARACTER HAMLET 1 MACBETH ! BELPHEGOR ! Concladiag awl Evening wits ...
... reeonintended by Mr. Gladstone for a gratuity of 150 from'tbe Royal Bounty Fund, is the author of a volume of poems entitled Drury Lane Lyrics. He is now stricken with paralysis. In early lifs he was associated with the late Gerald Massey, who was at that ...
... the spans of fifty years he bad been senior deacon at his church, and he held several pablio . oddoss. A MINTING bold at Drury Lane, Monday afternoon—Lied pending—to organise a relief fund for the peewee tbeewn oat of employ by the firs at the Arhamkea ...
... after Mr. Tempest had dined in Bedford Bow, Mr. Edward Duncan proceeded to the house of his tenant, Mrs. Nash, in -- Street, Drury Lane. Mrs. Nash was exceed. ingly punctual in the payment of her rent, and was therefore considerably surprised at the a ce of ...
... they attended by invitation the per. formance at Covent Garden, and afterwards the sapper given by Sir Augustus Harris at Drury Lane. It was laid on the stage, and he must at li that point express the hearty sympathy one sin. cere regret that they must ...
... together with the bicycle races, form an entertainment unequalled of its kind. The superb pantomime of Clattered's at Drury Lane is still io the smith of its prosperity. It certainly eclipses all previous efforts of Sir Augustus Harris, obi& is saying ...
... tradesmen as well. now been much admired on a celebrated shirt Both much needed, indeed ! The western provisos front at a Drury Lane masonic lodge, but farmers formerly treated the natives so badly that although its estimated value was £4,000, it they cannot ...
... some time back. He has not been before the public for several years, his last occupation being 'he stage. managership at Drury Lane, where he was retained by the courtesy of Sir August Harris. He was always spoken of as the husband of Mrs. Stirling, as ...
... Easter. in Ste to seven days, beating the Boyal mile, which were carried saddle begs. A grand mew Opera. house wee beak in Drury Lane. William Peas. the Quaker, bad the British Stales in America; sod Charles the Twelfth, Sweden, had been killed battle. In ...
... the Westminster Hall frontage until it fell in a storm into Old Pa/ace Yard. Picked up by • soldier, it was posed on to a Drury Lane actor, who Mwith it for a conaideration to a member for e teth, through whom it deMr. Wilkinson. There seems to be no doubt ...
... *tend below tnat of our own idolised English tenor. In 1847, the late H. Jullien engaged Rims Reeves to sing in opera at Drury Lane. He again appeared as Bdperdo to the Lucia of Madame Dorms Gres, the being conducted by Hector Berlion, who has set the ...