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... to restrain Mr. Dillon from vio- lating an agreement entered into between the plaintiff anA defendant, and from acting at Drury-lane Theatre, or h any other place, without the sanction or perurt.joa ia writing of the plaintiff during the twelve nunis commenclng ...
... articled to him in August, 1858, for three years. Ile taught her singing and board and lodged her. He brought her out at Drury Lane Theatre, and at other places, receiving one half of her income. She broke her contract, and she was fonrd singing at Hull ...
... CHARLES MATHIETIS, the celebrated Comedian, who will appear on Saturday Next, May 2d; also Miss MASON, of the Theatre Royal, Drury. lane. On THIS EVENING, the 2d May, the peaformances will commence with the admired Comedy of USED UP.-Sir Cbarles Coldstream ...
... Kelly, Golden lane ., ?? 0 10O. Patrick Kenny, Cuales street \ .. 0 10 0 Hugh' O'Neill, Inchicoce . 0 10 0 .John Adams, Drury lane .. 0 10 0 Edward Henry, Prussia street .. ?? 0 10 0 John Skinner, Wexford street . 0 10 0 John Glenvion, Wexford street ...
... SCaooLs ran i ST. Grias.-The Ro- man CCatholic Clergy have lately bought a piece of ground at the end of 0harles-street, Drury-lane, which for some years past has been vacant, on which it la intended to erect a building for schools, which will bte called- ...
... married, retired into private life, and entirely wlthdsawn from her professional career. QUEXlEN'S TrHEATRE. Miss Marriott, of Drury-lane Theatre, made her first appear- anue before a Dublin audience yesterday evening at the above theatre, as Pauline, in Sir ...
... minde his first appearance on the boards of this theatre. Ilis success has been already established at ths TheatreRoyal, Drury-lane; and I trust the same verdict wiU be accorded to hlen hrer. lam sure I need say no more than to simply announce that lie ...
... or two other parks in this ?? Counts Chronicle. A GAROTTUIG CASE.-While General Tom Thumb was enjoying the pantomime at Drury-lane on Monday night, seated in the manager's box, adjacent to the stage, he wag forcibly and unceremoniously seized by one of ...
... oF TvxATSSOAL PROPERTY.-A few days since, st he Auctioti Wart, London, Mr. Robins disposed of a 500'. renter's ahare in Drury-lane Theatre, paying an an- nual divid nd, with a marketable free adniisin. trensfer. able 3 earlv, which produced 461 6&-, and ...
... Tuesday, 8t, James's Theatre, London, was Offeled for sale by public nDction. The highest bid was 16,500Z. by Ur. ?? Smytb, of Drury-lane Theatre; but It vae bough$ a ft the ?? Price of 19,6004 ...
... his retirement should not be regarded as the adhesion of Carlisle to Lord Palmerston. BFIDPORT.-Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, and proprietor of the &Szifai Aenac, has addressed the elec- tors of Bridport on Liberal principles. EJcrtox or ...
... TO MUBDER A PoLrnCe CON3rTABLFC.-On Wednes- day afternoon great excitement was created in the immediate neighbourhood of Drury-lane, in consequence of a desperate attempt having been made by an abandoned female to mur- der a police officer whilst in the ...