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... THE FATAL STABBING AFFRAY IN LONDON. At the Bow Street Police Court to-day, William Macelliot, aged ot Drury Lane, was charged with cutting and wounding Margaret O'Brien and James Driscoll, and was remanded. was further charged with the wilful murder ...
... ran. Champagne Stakes—Son of a Gun 1, Queen of the Spring Wings of a Dove 3. Five ran. Selling Weltkk Plate.—Somersault 1, Drury Lane 2, Carlina 3. Six ran. ...
... ELLIMAN’S — Throats Lumbago, Sprains, SPRAINS AND BRUISES. , Chest Mr Julian Girard, “The Girards,” Golds Stiffn Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, writes :| Cramp, Bronchitis, é&c. ‘1 have used your Embrocation with surprisi: tend being wit effect, aud never in- UNIVERSAL ...
... inherited all his parts and imitated with singular facility our leading public men. He was almost permanently attached to the Drury Lane Theatre, and owed a great deal of his success to the parts provided for him by Mr Harris. —London cor. ...
... eminent tenor, M. Vaudin, died on Tuesday at Bologna at the ave of 67. He studied and sang in Italy before hie debut at Drury Lane in 1858, It was for M, Vaudin that Meyerbeer wrote the part of Vasco di “ L’Africaine,”’ a role which be was, however, hardly ...
... Rheumatism, ELLIMAN’S = Sprains, re Cou, Chest SPRAINS AND BRUISES. Mr Julian Girard, “The Girards,” Colds, Stiffness, Royal, Drury Lane, w pena ae Bronchitis, &c. have used your with surprising ¢ffect, aud com ao UNIVERSAL tend being without it.” SORE THROAT ...
... ATTRACTIGNS OF A NEW a new sensational drama produced on Saturday night at Drury Lane, is crowded with scenic end realistic etfects calculated to afford hu > ¢ delight to playgoers this class of entertainment. Amongst the chief of the play may b named ...
... theatre ha* tended accentuate. Mrs iviaddick, despite her inexj»erience, however, at once engaged r Augustus Harris for Drury Lane, that the promise her friends is not altogether without justification. .Mrs I/adyf ha*» been Henry At present she ouite ...
... much to be regretted that the congre- gation lave resolved to alaudon their day schools, which done #0 much good in the Drury Lane dis trict. The London School is not vo well equipped as yet that the metropolis can afford to dispense with: these adventure ...
... FIGHT BETWEEN AN ARTIST AND AN EDITOR. An excitin; the entrance scene occurred on Saturday night in all to Drury Lane Theatre an Fort or fifty utlemen were quietly smoking and ing when r James Whistler, the artist, suddenly advanced wu: Mr Augustus Moore ...
... M.P., on the morning of November 10. Mr Sexton stated that between two and three a.m. he was about entering a cab near Drury Lane Theatr? when he was seized by six or seven men and robbed of his watch Two cabmen gave corrcborative evidence, and one of ...
... Glamorganshire, while her aunt married a Colonel in the (Guards. Lady Danlo, it is reported, is already promoted to the stage of Drury Lane. She is to be one of the attractions of Mr Auguttus Harris's new pantomime, ...