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... ditto ?? ?? 318 0 iffioe c. ders to l c made payable to ABEL NADIN, 106 SnON I v , Kles :- trcet, E.C. - Ti.h.ATREROYAL DRURY LANE.— Lessee, it 17. T. SMITH.— For the BSNEFIT of HARRY BOLENO town), Feb. 21, 1660 (Shrove Tuesday), on which occasion i* ...
... Hartley, Miss Kate Harley, and Mr. E. Vf. Mockney.— Doors open at Seven. Mr. P. CORRI. Musical Director. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.— ?? E.T. SMITH— Kor the BENEFIT of HARRY BOLENO (the Clown), TO- MORROW (Shrove Tuesday), on which •ocasion will be performed ...
... matrons were the sole inha- bitants of our workhouses, and that peace and plenty were reigning in the miserable districts of Drury-lane and Whitechapel. As Mr. Gladstone was so rich in promises, why did he not also promise this ? Why did he not tell us that ...
... practice to articles that arc 'absolutely needed on that day; by Sir J. Y. ?? from the tradesmen of Clare-market, Clare-street, Drury-lane, and Strand, to the same effect ; by Mr. J. Locke, from Bennondsey vestry, to the samo effect .-by Mr. Bass, f.-ora a public ...
... 50/. each house, leaving a protit rental of 123/. per annum. I 'rice for the f*ur 1500/., or 400/. each house. [1770.] . DRURY-LANE.— Mr. EDWD. LUMLEY has for SALE a FREEHOLD brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE, producing a rental ef 46/. per annum. Price 650/ ...
... The most important feature, however, is the company, and when it is saia that, in addition to the artistes who appeared at Drury Lane last year, the services of Madame Alboni, Signor Gassier, Signor Everardi, and Signor Rooconi liave been secured, it is ...
... 11 at the Princess's will be most varied. Go ; ulotta Lecleretj makes an appeal to Mies Louisa Keeiey ...
... orchestra, and are on other grounds entitled to considers 1 ion. Ac a mtmager he displayed^ while at tbe head of affairs rt Drury. lane, a sincere desire to place operas on the stage completo in every .epartmimt. The niise en tceno was always appropriate, ...
... Willoughby's, 1, John-street, Oxford-street, W. C~~ ART for SALE; price £14; cost £30. -Apply to Spalding and Hodge, 1.7, Drury-lane, at Niuc o'clock any morui g. GREEN (Successor^ Peokome), SADDLER and HARNESS MAKER, 8, Edwards-street, I'ortman- square ...
... fire, attended with serious loss of property, happened on the extensive premises of Mr. Ed-nund Folkard and Co., No. 159, Drury-lane. Police-constable No. 127 F, who first dis- covered the fire, sounded an alarm, and sent for the escapes. After some trouble ...
... Office. Hy order, C. P. RONET, Secretary. 21, Old Hr, ad-street, London, E.C., March 31st, 1860. rpil I . A T R E ItOYAL, DRURY-LANE.— Lessee, J_ Mr. B.T. SMITH.— The Public a: .1 Subscribers are respect- ■* fully informed that tho Management have entered ...
... temporary offices, C, Berkeley-place, Conna.^ht-squaic. By order orthe Council, H.BOKEBY PRICE, Hon. Sec. rpiIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. — The JL Puhlie and Subscribers arc respectfully informed that the Management have entered into arrangements for the production ...