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... in quest of employment, was committed Police Court ou charge of stcatyug; w*tck from • gentleman in the pit entrance of Drury Lane Theatre. Sin Charles Statu%— The inanguration of the statne of the late |)ir Charles James Napier, ejected the aortk transept ...
... there , taking _possession of his _estates confiscated by Cromwell . He _offered _, her _. his stately _mansion in _. : Drury Lane wherein she could dwell if she would _make a _visit to _England . .. Thus the _chief _expensesbesides all the delay of ...
... let her be sat- Ahmed chject of public charity. Mr Dana them that in all probability he could readily,elsaals engageme at Drury Lane at ameek. 'No,' repled the yams actor; ' I will never agate set my foot on a London stage, until I on command my_ own terms ...
... came when was =carry for him to treed the boards, sad endeavour to follow is the footsteps of hls father. He rode debut at Drury Lane Theatre in the of Young Norse in Home's sp tire Ist October, 1887. The rare% are told, meeeived him with great enooorageoseat ...
... and theatrical speculations, it was rumoured that he was connected with me in ter Majesty’s TfC'-tre and Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane. May I beg favour the u e of your columns for the purpose of giving a denial to. the same. I have o;ie connected with me ...
... and theatrical speenla- tions, it was rurnoured -that he was connected' with me in her- ?? TsTiqtre nnd Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane. Mlay I beg the favour of the ?? of your columns for the pnrpope of giving a denial to the same. I have no ozfe bonneeted ...
... aith turf and theatrical epeealations, it was rumoured that was cooneeted with her Majesty’s Tcestra and Thcatrs- Royal, Drury Lane. May I beg the favoar the use of your columns for the porpoee of (ieiag a denial to the same. I have one connected with ...
... and theatrical speeala- tions, it was ramoured that-he was connected with me in her Mnjesty's Tnedtre and Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane. May I beg the favour of the m6e of your columns for the purpose of giving a denial to the same. I have no one connected ...
... of DaTrnEsINED ArTErIPT AT SUICI DE.-Elizabeth d and Barns, tsgei 31 years, a tailoress, residing! in which King Street, Drury Lane, Londno-ann unfortu- hike of nate creature given to habits of intemperance, intent as well as her husband,-on Friday last ...
... above L. 100,000 a-year. Detebmised Attempt at Sdicidb.— Elizabeth Barns, ngel 31 years, tailoress, residing in King Street, Drury Lane, Londno —ann unfortunate creature given to habits of intemperance, as well as her husband, —on Friday last, in a fit of ...
... and a very clever yoang lady to boot—paid u a flying farewell visit on Saturday evening, previous to her departure for Drury Lane, where, we understand, she has been engaged to play an important line of business. This young lady will, we hove no doubt ...
... BIZ myself ivelf w o e ut di c t the in first-rate style. You did, certainly, remarked Villiers. The leading man in Drury Lane couldn't have looked or read the part better. Your appearance was splendid. and your acting peewit. Pehaw I You forget ...