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... where they had a glass of gin each, and the prisoner borrowed Is. from hini. After that they went to the Cock and Magpie in Drury-lane, where they ordered some beer, and the pro- secutor partook of a crust of bread and cheese. The pro- secutor was then, he ...
... appearance in the theatre in Albeinarle-street is as necessary to a boy's full enjoyment of his holidays as his own at a Drury-lane pantomime, and great was the tribulation in Belgravia last year or the year before, when it was darkly hinted that the pressure ...
... T. SMITH'S ANNcUAL DIxNER.-On Friday, the 23 d of December, Mr. E. F. Smith, the energetic lessee of the Theatre Roysl, Drury-lane, entertained his friends, according to his atnnual cuetomn, at the Albino Tavern, Great Buisell-street. Nearly sixty gentlemnen ...
... past week, and is decidedly the h swell” to do tu | season 1. Phil representation of the Suez does his rival Herr Deulin at Drury Lane, but thi owing to Plantagenet Green's shirt collar. Phil's pas se the rim of a glass of grog, and the incantation scene ...
... day; Miss Emma Anstey, 8..; Edwin Bienohtsvd. the made his first appearance his return fron America ; Alfred Kellino, of Drury Lane Thestrs. was Pantaloon; Carl Rowelh, Harlequin; Miss Clara King, Cationbine; and the Brothers Steuett, from the Cirqus ...
... paitosniilni were first introdtecd in Londen by Mr. .lohu Doaglia ai the Standard, tslo years previous totheir taking place at Drury-lane theatre. Every eveeing dliring the week the performances will commence with the gratid ceceic Christmas Pantomiie, called ...
... MAINE, HARLEQUIN, THEATRE M ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, continues to give instruction in all kinds of Stage and Fancy Dancing at his Academy every Monday, Thurs. day, and Saturday Mornings. Apply, by letter, Stage Door, Drury-lane Theatre. Every description of Ball-room ...
... chief attraction, while the personal fascinations of Mdlle. PICCOLOMINI, who appeared for a limited number of nights at Drury-lane, had somewhat staled upon the public, and no longer atoned for her imperfect vocalisation. Madame TITIENS had no adequate ...
... they will think in the hurry you put the back part of your coat before. QuicCE was at the funeral of Miss Sherry, of Drury-lane Theatre in St. Paul's Church-yard; the crowd pressed so on them after the service was over, and not liking his situation ...
... FV-4 H GREAT SULLIVAN 7j,7HE AND HIS WONDERFUL SON Appear every Evening at HalFpast Nine o'clock. IDDLESEX :\IUSIC HALL, 't DrURY.LANE.-Proprietor. B. WINDER. OPEN EVERY EVENING. This elegantr aid old-eslablished place of entertainment has beei the admiration ...
... public and the ealogium of the press; amongst them are the following- Royal Italian Opera Rouse Evans's Hotel Theatre Royal, Drury-lane Town Hall, Oxford Great National Standard iheatre Admiral Reppel note Royal Grecian Saloon Cremornes Ilelkourne Royal Surrey ...
... claims on public patronage, and trust the public's enjoyment of the Christmas week may be prolonged far into the New Year. Drury-lane. Mr. E. T. Smith has again played out a magnificent Christmas trump card. His new Pantomime does glorious honour to 1859 ...