... powerful AMERICAN TROUPE, and a numerous STUD of beautiful HORSES (which created such a great sensation at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London, and Bingley Hall, Birmingham), WILL OPEN in the Cattle Market, Bolton, on Mondat, Marsh Uth, 1858, for Six Days ...

... sight is destroyed, and life even is despaired of. * American, has been performing the feat of walking across the ceiling,” Drury-lane. His feet are encased in an apparatus resembling white dishes. The Rot. Mr. Crawley and Her. Mr. Rooke, both of Leeds, and ...

... unopened, and that even some of them in this state had coronets on the seal. He remarked to Mr. Westley, the treasurer of Drury Lane, who was also waiting in the room, that Sheridan apparently treated all alike, —wafer or coronet, pauper or peer, the letters ...

... barrenness of noble feeling. Sheridan is reported to have once fallen into a coal-cellar «a his way home, after a good supper Drury-lane; and his abuse of the vendor, for not keeping a hght at his cellar door, was warmly retorted by the wife. Sheridan, who ...

... V. Brooke in America, end the enthusiasm with which was nightly received during prolonged engagement the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, have stamped him as the most popular Tragedian of the day. He trill appear on Friday in the character OTHELLO, And Satudray ...

... days was a great favourite in Bolton, and who, after a sojourn in (he western world, has been electrifying the audiences of Drury-lane, is now in this town, having been engaged by Mr E. Falconer to perform here twice—last night and to-night. The theatre last ...