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... cart which propels by means of spiked sticks was charged with having been drunk assaulted boy named Dooley, brass noliaher, Drury Lane. The lad stated that on Monday nignt was going home from work when he saw prisoner at the bottom of John Street. Prisoner ...
... —To-night enormons attractions. By kind It oermisaionof Sir Augustus Hams. Wink the other Eye aod Whacky. Whacky. «M*aed Drury Lane pantomime gifl for tnreo YfOTA rnl£E “> Co®- vny on record. ; USEUM, BULL KING.-Grand Corabmation of Talent Towinnr. HARLEY ...
... popularity which the Italian tragedian, Signor Salvlni, already enjoys had been erer in doubt, the result of his appearance at Drury Lane Theatie last night, when he essayed for the first time in England the rMe of II Gladiatora in the tragedy of that name, ...
... He threw the trousers the other prisoner, and was then chased Detective Clifton along Stafford Street. ChajMff Street, Drury Lane, Leek Street, Duddeston Row, and Curzon Street. He was then overtaken by Clifton, and when captured Smith exclaimed, You ...
... Monday night the Princess of Wales the Princesses Victoria and Miiud were able to bear by its nn-aas j«art tho op-ra given at Drury Lane, and selections from the penormaoces at other theatres. THE URAWING ROOMS. The Lord Chamberlain authorised to state that ...
... at (.‘event Garden Theatre Demlemonatc ■'•r. Charles Young's- Othello, Sept. 28, 1812. he* sendees were secured by the Drury Lane management, and here, playing the leading characters of tragedy, Mrs. WU| West remained ...
... course the present week ether upon the stage of t;.e Koval Italian Opera, Covoat Garden, or on that of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ; that pending it* cons.derat»on by tho Lord Chamberlain, the author had sent the manuscript of the play. Looks, and programmes ...
... . Vkopkiktoks, The Fresh Arrival nt this favourite Place of Amusement is MR. E. LYONS, Tht* Great London Comiijue, from Drury Lane Theatre, undoubtedly the tidiest Comic Singer in England, •landing 7ft. 6iu. fiigh. Apjienranee, this Seuxm, of DON FERREYRE ...
... Slewait Kuutli, Mr. WILSON BARRBTT. eonclude witii PKESEUVF.R.” Miss HEATH, n« Bomb's Wile. Mbs HEATH, principal Tragedienne Drury Lane, HaymarUet, and Princeas's. Biss HEATH. Dramatic Reader tile Queen. Mr. and Mrs. DION POUCICAULT will shortly make their ...
... Mr. WILSON BARRETT To conclude with ** MY PRESEBVER.’* Miss HEATH, >, Rmi'h'n Wile. Mim HEATH, principal Trißcdicime of Drury Lane, Haymarket, and Princeaa'a. Visa HBATH. Dramatic Reader to the Queen. Tin* (Wednesday) Eviniho, Grand Sight, for the Benefit ...
... that these veteran and admirable actresses have not met together on the stage since the revival of You Like It by Macrcady Drury Lane in 1842—forty-three years ago ! Mr. J. L. Toole returns to London for the season, and reopens his theatre on April 4, with ...
... indeed is the drams faro offered at the Theatre Royal this week. Staged with all the realistic effect that characterises Drury Lane melodrama, even to the “stud of six blood horses, including the Grand National winner. * Voluptuary,”' the programme tells ...