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... Garxicx.— Edmund Kean Was a creat favourite with Mrs Garrick, the widew of his celebrated predecessor. It wasusnal with the Drury Lane Committee, when they wanted a new-comer to make * hit, to bring the venerable old Iady out to her and then to prompt her ...
... of a remunerative kind to the gentleman who is abont to incur the risks of such a speculation, namely, Mr DELAFIELD, of Drury Lane, and see of th @ Theatre Royal, R yde, Isle of Wight, at which Place he had the hononr, the fol Tons : last year, of receiving ...
... Circus, Leamington. { ——— —— es ' | MINGTON. ROYAL, LEA LESSEE AND MANAGER, Mk. J. H. DELAFIELD, From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and Manager of the Salisbury and Ryde Theatres. WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON ON EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 1860, WITH A POWERFUL ...
... whose success as the conductor of public-house concert rooms induced him to embark in the hazardous specula- tion of leasing Drury Lane, has been encouraged, by the good fortune which has attended his efforts there, to enter upon a rivalry with Mr Gye. He ...
... LEAMINGTON. THEATRE ROYAL, % CS LESSEE AND MANAGER, MR. J H. DELAFIELD From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the present Manager of the Salisbury and Ryde Theatres. = SECOND WEEK OF THE SEASON. THE TALENTED COMPANY ENGAGED RECEIVEL NIGHTLY WITH UNEQUIVOCAL ...
... pire. i¢al missionary to the Jews err with Mr E. T. Smi: Mr and Mrs Charles Kean have, it is said, Just entered into ap | Drury. -lane th to appear twenty-four nights at} commence their and will, according to them to the 28th lormances on the M of February ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, ER LEAMINGTON. LESSEE AND MANAGER, MR. J H DELAFIELD, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the present Manager of the Salisbury and Ryde Theatres. THIRD WEEK OF THE SEASON. | | THE TALENTED COMPANY ENGAGED RECEIVED} NIGHTLY WITH UNEQUIVOCAL ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, ER LEAMINGTON. | LESSEE AND MANAGER, | MR J. H. DELAFIELD, From the Theatre Ro val, Drury Lane, and the present Manager of the Salisbury and Ryde Theatres. FOURTH WEEK OF THE SEASON. THE TALENTED COMPANY ENGAGED RECEIVED | NIGHTLY WITH ...
... — ROYAL, LEAMINGTON. LESSEE AND MANAGER, MR. J H. DELAFIELD, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and the present Manager of the Salisbury and Ryde Theatres. — THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1860. | L the distinguished Patronage and Presence of the Right ...
... there must have heen « clean sweep nicht away to Drury Lane. As it was, by six o’el or there- ot abouts, the whole reof of St. Martin’s Hall (which lies doe rt vast of the coach-maker’s towards Drury Lane) came tumbling im orth a doll As the roof fell im ...
... Dickinson and Joseph Anchter. Cremhton, Aldermanbary, collar manufsetnrers—Charies U Jerwood, James-street. Covent-garden, Drury-lane, and Long. sere, Londow, srocer—George Harris, Wokinz. talor—Josepy Strand, London, tailor — Bazuail Pickles, Great York-mews ...
... named Mr Mahoney, who lived in t some time before, and who since lived i he front parlonr, but left in Princess-street, Drury Lane. This man came forward on Friday evening, but too late to give his evidence to prove that this shoe was his, and that he ...