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... RoyaL Drury Lane and Badler's WeUs ; Mr. A. YOUNGE, Theatres Royal, Drun- Lane and Sadler's WeUs ; Mr. C. A. CALVERT, Late Acting Manager ef the Royal Surrey Theatre : Mr. BELFORD, Theatre Royal, Sadler's WeUs ; Mr. CARTER, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane : Mr ...
... QUARTER OF A MILLION OF MONEY' COMPANY on Monday kext. A ~L~ H A M B R AT, niprJEiTGATE' BRADFORD. i«twvc\x- JBlo' from Drury Lane Theatre; FRED Sp '^,-HIE HARDING, CHARLES McCARTHY, I.iLt ..fV\i-N- CAIUtY HAKRIS, ALF BUCKLAND Jodyl^^Wis, FAUST TROUPE ...
... Royal Drury Lane.) MR EDMUND ROSENTHAL, . I'riiin. Baritone of Her Majesty's and Drury Lane Theatres,) MR. JOHN MANLEY, MR. J. W. MORGAN, MR. OLIVER SUMMERS, MR. ELLIOTT GALER, (Priiuo Teuore of the National Englisb Opera, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and ...
... where the same is proposed to be stopped up, to a point in Prury Lane about 145 yards from the junction of Under Lane with Drury Lane aforesaid. To enable the Company to acquire, by compulsion or agree- ment, the lands (in which term houses, buildings, and ...
... the Wonderful ChUd Actor, HASTEB MANLEY, from Drury Lane Theatre, assisted by Ei. JOHN MANLEY' and Miss SBBIL VANE, in their Thrflling Dramatic Sketches. MABIE COUBTENEY, first sp^aranoe, from Drury Lane, Charing Cross, and other London Theatres. Last ...
... attention to the reeolutions I passed at the Meeting held at the Theatre Royal, Drury , Lane, on Friday, 19th March inst. J. ADAIR, Hon. Sec. At a MEETING at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on ■ Friday, 19th March, 1858. for the purpose of promoting a | PUBLIC ...
... only of the Wonderful Child Actor, ?? MANLEY, from Drury Lane The_tre, assisted by -r JOHN MANLEY anel Miss SYBIL VANE, in their __0_« Lramati- Sketches. MARIE COURTENEY, first *P. _ _ ice, from Drury Lane, Charing Cross, and other London ?? Last Six Nights ...
... Opera of Berlin); MISS E. HODSON, MISS BBONTI, and MISS FANNY REEVES (Principal Contralto of the National English Opera, Drury Lane and Covent Garden), MR. J. G. PATEY (Principal Bass of the Royal English Opera, Covent Garden, and Her Majesty's Theatre) ...
... assisted by Mi JOHN 3IANLEY and Miss SYBIL VANE, in tlieii' Thrilling Dramatic ?? MARIE COURTENEY, th-st ipjH-arance, from Drury Lane, Charing Cross, and other London Ti. ?? I-ist Six Nights of the Favourite liish Comedian, FKEU POWER. THK TREVELYAN BILLIARD ...
... for SIX NIGHTS OMLY*! commencing Monday, January Sm, JJWfc trior to opening their London season at the The--- Boyi-. ; 1 Drury Lane. . • 7V, wards of Seventy Ladies and ?? are engagt-a A this ■-pw-r-soi _•.*•- } company. Principal Artistes r SSrvS-T Mri^SRELL ...
... marvellously dextrous evolutions on the Telegraph Wire ! The PETRONY FAMILY. Four in number, Solo Instrumen- talists, from Drury Lane Theatre. Engagement of the Talented and Successful Female Tenor, AL.ICE LT.OYD. Return of the ever popular Negro Artiste ...
... play of SYBIL. SIX NIGHTS. Commencing July 28th. -THEATRE ROYAL, BRADFORD. Mu. FALCONER and COMPANY, of the THEATRE BOYAL, DRURY LANE, SIX NIGHTS, Commencing August 4th EILEEN OIG. PULLAN'S MUSIC HALL, BRADFORD. Tins Evening, and during the week, engagement ...