... published when paid for as advertmeinemnts. 1. S.-Ten years' penal servitude. J. W. G. should apply at tha Admiralty Office, Drury- lane. One who rarely misses the Are)curiyshould apply to a local bookseller. A. J., who writes from Rook Ferry, has not a correct ...

... the stage manager to Mr. IBoucicault, at Drury-lane Theatre, was then exa- mined, and his evidence was to the effect that the drama played in America was identical with the one that was played at Drury-lane Theatre under the title of Jessie, or the ...

... gentlemen, to rebuild Her Majesty's magnifi. cently, and to put It again into Mr. Mapleson's bands, and meanwhile to take Drury Lane for the forthoosniag eason. Thomas Loe er, bricklayer, of North Duffield, hbobeeneharged before the ?? at Escrick, with ...

... Lee, in the days when he travelled about with Richarelaon's whov, there suddenly called upon to us ?? the mianagement of Drury lane Theatre, and with nothing but a very large force of undrilled sneers to help him in the enormous enterprise. To euelh ...

... Consignees of Cargo to “Order” are requested Bend Particulars of Marks to the Agents, M'DIARMID, KEEN SHIELDS, A CO., 2, Drury, lane. Rates of carriage to and from LIVERPOOL.—A Requisition to the Mayor, asking him to convene TOWN’S MEETING consider the ...

... walls of the houses; also that Nos. 1, 3, 5, 2, 4, and 6, in No. 14 Court, Rose. place, No. 26, Preeson's-row, and No. 21, Drury- lane, also required attention, as the night soil on removal had to be carried through rooms that were inhabited. The medical ...

... ciative, and the proceeds liberal. Mn. H. LonAINE.-Mr. Henry Loraine, an actor well known in Liverpool, made his debut at Drury Lane on Monday night, as Don Casar de Bazan. The Times says.- He has a good figure, I a commanding manner, perfect self-reliance ...

... of the' 'a at metropolitan critics on account 'of the lOud;' ness of his voiee in the first scene of the new .th piece at Drury Lane, The Dogs of IVenlc,' 'ansd sre its weakness in the subsequent poxtiopsof the play. ( he The oritics were obviously Ignorant ...

... usly agreed to. TEE BANKRU2P IWOF MR. EDMUND ELCONRR,O0y DRURY-LANE BtWAAET-Ie re Edmnuwt O'Rourke# known as Etitaund Faloener--Thecase of Mr. Falconer, lensee, with Mr. Chatterton, of Drury- lane Theale. came before the, oourt again ou. Saturday. The ...

... very Iarge class of workpeople. They are as follows:-A man named Honey and his four children, living at 15, King-street, Drury. lane, 8nd following the occupation of artificial flower macers, are engaged to manufacture the wreaths of artificial flowers ...

... merriment and mischief. The harle- quinade then commences, the transformation of characters being-Clown, Mr. R. Power (of Drury lane and Princess's Theatres, London); Pantaloon, Mr. Bob Cousnss; Harlequin, Mr. Leopold; Columbines, the Misses Richardson ...

... other half in evading rhis angry creditors. He was sometimes for hours, r even for days, tambu shed in the treasury at Drury. .lane. He seldom answered letters, anld very a often did not open thore he received. He lost r receipts, and paid bills twice ...