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... THE DRURY LANE HORROR SENTENCE OF DBATH. [BY TELEGRAPH.) At the Old Bailey to-day, George Robertson 45), was found guity of the murder of Mary Kenealy, a little girl about five years of age, in » house in Drury Lane. The crime was of the most revolting ...
... / N ~ PN F MR. JAMES RUSSELL, OF THE THEATRES ROYAL, DRURY LANE, COVENT GARDEN, AND HAYMARKET, WILL GIVE READINGS firom SH A IKSEPERE. THE SECOND READING FROM AS YOU LIKE IT, WILL BE GIVEN ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 16th. Doors open at half-past Seven, to commence ...
... three best beiug at Drury Lane, the Crys Palace, and the Grand in Islington. Th were six of owr theatres closed on Boxing D Covent Garden, someétimes u cirens. som a homa of pantonmme, 8 now a tempx lodging-house lor the Drury Lane meioara Why is it that ...
... PALACE, = With a powerful and talented American Troupe and Stud of Forty Horses, l?l(();\l the Amphitheatres in America and Drury Lane, London, and theonly American Company that has visited Eungland since the days of Sunds, will enter the Town at Eleven o'Clock ...
... POPULAR o MANAGER, In the course of an interssting address spoken on Lie occasion of the “Baddeley Celebration” on the tage of Drury Lane Theatre on Twelfth Night, Mr. ames Fernandez made the following allusions to the anager, which were received with great ...
... had been bedridden for several months. For 10 or 12 seasons he was the principal figure in the harlequinade portion of the Drury Lane annuals until that of 1892-3, in which he took no part. His return a year later was received with much satisfaction by Sir ...
... MANAGER, ~ln the course of an interesting address spoken 0 ‘ the occasion of the “Baddeley Celebration ’ o tb ‘stage of Drury Lane Theatre on Twelfth Night, \ James Fernandez made the following allusions to tb manager, which were received with great applause ...
... MR. HENRY NEVILLE, Mr. Henry Neville, who is drawing the town to see ' The White Heather at Drury Lane, is older than he looks, for be was born in 1837, in Manchester. g His father was an XY actor, and young 2 Harry started with a 3 travelling cowpany ...
... clown and very li former in his manner o modest and unassumin country life during his of leisure, and the har! than one Drury Lane him amid scenes the rew ...
... fo.rgotten music for that establishment. In 1833 he set Mrs. Centlivre's * Bold Stroke for a Wife to music for Braham at Drury Lane, but the work failed and gart of its materials were used up for other operas. ohn Barnett’s first great success was gained ...
... £1 Gs. for Twelve Months Tue Usiren Kixopox ForeioN Sunsorirrions ludia and China, £1 Bs. 24 P. 0.00. to be n CirrNa at Drury Lane, London, to W OFFICY s Uheques should be erossed ** Drummond,” {l, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, LONDON, W.C. ...
... Dramatis Persone— David Garrick (of Drury Lane Theatre)..Mr A NICHOLSON ‘Alderman Greshawm (of the East India Company), Mr J A CHALMERS The Hon. Tom Ta11ybaut.. Mr W W COLLINGWOOD Rumbelow | Wholesale, Retail, (..Mr F STUCHBERY Sowerberry ...