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... performing at these towns, in the Theatres Royal, forteeny of No. 25, Southampton Street, Strand, London, Manager of the Drury Lane Theatre, in co-partnership with Frederick Kingsbury, performing with a company as an English Opera Company. RICHARD WILSON ...
... Bateman, keeps the Prince Alfred Inn, at Bayswater, and married in 1844 a Miss Mary Ann Berry, whose father was tradesman in Drury Lane, and they lived very happily together for many years, and had four children, gi-rls, all now living. The defendant had ...
... other miscel- ay railway certificates for upwards of £1000; 17 Antwerp Railway Bonds, value £660; 1 renter's share to! in Drury Lane Theatre; a number of certificates for -i shares in various national and continental companies; toe also title deeds of ...
... Lessee, R. H. AVT,IMIAII. First Night of the Engagement of the popular Tragedian, MR BARRY SULLIVAN. of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, and Haymarket. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, February 7. 1 15 57. The entertainments will commence with the Tragedy of HAMLET ...
... War —.— A piece called The Black Book, adapted by Mr Palgrave Simpson from Lee Memoir's du Diable, is in rehearsal at Drury Lane. Mr Matthews will sustain the principal character.—lllostrated MIKAEIIIOILATION FROM LIMPOOL.—Tbe number of ships which ...
... the subjects of the great chief Moselekatse. Koval Italian Opera.— Mr Gyo will commence his next operatic campaign, at Drury Lane Theatre, on the 14th of April. Protection of Life and Property.— A project of somewhat singular character is announced under ...
... KCMOCRS——Mr _Charles Mathews has just been denying the _truth of his reported marriage _with a _charming _young _actress at _Drury Lane _. Mr Albert Smith has also been compelled to _silence a report which found a place in various _journals on both sides of ...
... MO, held for an unexpired term of 62 years, at a . ground rent of £482 10. per annum—sold for £2lO, to Mr E. T. Smith of Drury Lane Theatre. Lot 3.—The Piccadilly Branch, situate in the Regent Circe., known as No 32 Regent Street, of the estimated annual ...
... EDINBURGH.. Umu-R. IL WixDRII FIRST NIGHT of.thc Engagement of the popular Tragedian, MR BARRlY SULLIVAN of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and. ilaymarket THIS EVENING, SATURDATS February 7,1857, The Entertainments will commnrence with Shakspeare's * Tragedy ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, EDINBURGH. T Lee-R. It. WYNDueXer BENEFIT and LAST APPEARANCE of HiR and MIRS WALLER, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and principal American Theatres. . THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, February 1; 1857, The Performances will commence with Sir Builwer ...
... alntod U.vm. Mh. “ n *«SP CTrt,c lie was too runlditi U. judgments, too often suffered his heart Drury Lane Theatre, on the April. run away witli his i.c «d, i..d have been frequently mistaken in , XCK \lbert has apiwinicd the o-h ...
... Bateman, keeps the Prince Alfred Inn, at Bayswater, and married in 1844 a Miss Mary Ann Berry, whose father was tradesman in Drury Lane, and they lived very happily together for many years, and had four children, girls, all now living. The defendant had frequented ...