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... younger, Dentford, oil refiner. G. SLANEY, Street W.ihaut, dining rmm keeper. H. SAMUEL, 49, Strand, jeweller. W. ONION, Drury Lane, dealer in carriage T. FORTY, Pimlico, butcher. BERGER. Bow Lane, mantle manufacturer. C. J. M. ROW, Southwark, provision ...
... the great English Prima Donna; Mr. FERDINAND GAYNER, principal Tenor: and Mr. EDMUND ROSBNTHALL, principal Baritone from Drury Lane Theatre, and their entire Company. Conductor Mr. H. C. COOPER, Admission.—Boxes and Stalls, ; Gallery, Is.; Floor, 6d. Commenre ...
... Birmingham, Mr. M. H. SIMPSON, Jun. Coder the Management of Mr. JAMES GUIYfiR, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ;NSE SUCCESS OP THE NEW DRAMA. AND THE DRURY LANE COMPANY. Last Four Nights of MASTEK PERCY ROSELLE, EVENING (WEDNESDAY), August Bth, 1866, New ( ...
... Association; Lady Teazle, Mrs. Jas. Rodgers (her last appearance in Birmingham previous to her engagement at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, July Slst). conclude with “TIME TRIES ALL Box Office open daily, from 11 to 3. Box Book Keeper, Mr. C. Tucker ...
... charged -with causing the death of Joseph Kinchin, bystriking him with a stone, in Fox Street, on the June last. John Fleming, Drury Lane, ironfounder, was charged with being in company with Syron when the deceased was injured, and with aiding and abetting that ...
... this theatre oa Monday last, choosing the play of Eamlet” in which make his first appearance here since his return from Drury Lane. It is almost needless remark that his impersonation of the principal character was characterised by all the careful attention ...
... PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS. rjIHEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM’. LAST TWO NIGHTS OP THE GREAT CITY. THIS EVENING DAY), Andrew Halliday’s Drury Lane Drama, entitled THE GREAT CITY. Mr. J. Irving iu hie original character. After which a BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. To conclude ...
... and TO-HOSLOW (WEDNESDAY) ME. PHELPS , J .crccio.”in THE FOOL’S REVENGE, , ] f lrßttin!e - n B’nningham, Supported by the DRURY LANE COMPANY. Fo”owed by the deal boatman Jacob Vance Mr G- Belmoke ...
... THE WORLD, and win be supported by Mr. BARRETT, of the Theatre Rova.l Lane* theatre Royal, Drury FITZPATRICK E hea^ Royal, Drury Lane; Mr. EVANS n,f£r»PL the Theatre Royal, Lyceum; Mr. DAVID lSr’s Mr®T 'nEWTON the the Theatrp e Mr i S' - OULD; Miss FANNY ...
... consisting of the following Artistes Mrs. BILLINGTON, of the Theatre Royal, Adelphi, Hiss ISABEL ADAMS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Miss E. JOY, of the Royal Holbom Theatre. Mr, WILLIAM BARREN, of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, Mr, A, WOOD, of the Theatre ...
... Extravaganza will be supported by Miss MARIAN TAYLOR, the celebrated Burlesque Actress, of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, &c., whose services have been specially retained at a vast expense; and powerful Company. Sixth appearance of Miss LIZZIE ...
... iropported by the talented Artiste, MISS MARIAN TAYLOR, The celebrated Barleeqoo Actrew. the Theatre Royal, Covcnt Garden, Drury Lane, Ac., whose service* have been specially retained at a vast expense, and powerful and talented Corps of The whole of this ...