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... THEATRE j 4 4 ROYAL, NORTHGATE, DARLINGTON. EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT. The Eminent Tragedian T. SWINBOURNE, Of Drury Lane Theatre, London. On MONDAY, and during the week, rp HE above world-famed ARTISTE, having _IL concluded a Tour Round the World, will ...
... ROYAL, NORTHGATE. SEASON PROLONGED! Engagement of England's Greatest Tragedian, MR HENRY LORAINE, From the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Sadler's Wells, London, FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY! rrHE above Eminent Artiste has been received with enthusiasm in Australia ...
... A MAN BURNT TO DEATH. At an earlyhour on Ito:Way morning a fire broUp out on premises in the neighbourhood of DrurY: lane. At the time of the outbreak thirty per sol l were in the house. The are was not subtine`:, until two houses were burnt out, when ...
... The business has gone down at Drury Lane, and has been so bad that I have announced you for Richard the Third, for Monday. The speaker was Robert William Elliston, lessee and manager of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. Kean objected to return, urging ...
... about. The amount of money prevented from being cireulated to-night by this restriction upon ' theatres must be enormous. Drury Lane, the Gaiety, and one or two more theatres are allowed to be open, because they give special entertainments of a music hall ...
... The Polytechnic the rendezvous of betting men ad fast young swells. Spurgeon's Tabernacle the home of Atheists. The Mogul (Drury Lane) the pet haunt of Iladstone and Lowe. The London Pavilion the nightly delight of the Archbishop of Canterbury. And also ...
... thirteen hundred men with collecting boxes solicited donations. A morning performance of Richard Coeur de Leon was given at Drury Lane, which will be followed by other performances at the Adelphi and Princess's. It is roughly estimated that 6,000/. will have ...
... The business has gone down at Drury Lane, and has been so bad that I have announced you for Richard the Thi-d, for Blonday. The speaker was Robert William Elliston, lessee and manager of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. Kean objected to return, urging ...
... paralysis. The dead body of a female was discovered {ostcrdsy moming in one of the rooms of a ouse in White Horse - yard, Drury - lane, London. On Monday, at Lurgan Races, the stand, on which a number of people were standing, fell. Thirty persons were injured ...
... religion uniting for the benefit of their common humanitY. He also referred to the promise of performances at the Adelphi, Drury Lane, the Princess's, and the Gaiety ia aid of the fund. Resolutions were passed fixing for Saturday next for the collection' ...
... week, and will make their last appearance to-night. They are to be succeeded by the eminent tragedian, Mr T. Swinbourne, of Drury Lane, who will appear throughout the next week, 1 _ - _ - . -- - - - _ - ...
... other industries. Universal emigration. Peers have to fetch their own coals from the pit's month. The Lord Chancellor takes Drury Lane Theatre for an amateur performance, and reads Campbell's Last Man to an empty house. . . . 1889. Wolves appear in South ...