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... GREAT FIRE NEAR DRURY LANE. DRbTRTKmON ijf %KNB-PAINnHO WORKS. MM MilHnto broke out, •7*« Hmb a'slsak, the nan pratiaa in ***k DmjJin, principally Messrs. Orim tirtiMiiww.pmtwkiMitrf ai»»l,n«ilil tlmtw about lOOfl deep, 50ft. throe floor, udnauluback ...
... representation of Shakspeare's werks, which sixty of the best actors of the day -will take par** The performance will be at Drury Lane, under the patronage of the Prion and jftrincess of Wales. The Hudson's Bay Company.—The International FinaneiaiSociety ...
... fileJ Too cheeky that would be far? useless, sir, to sing each week, ' That m your own and guiding star. know no lane but Drury Lane Where should when clocks strika nine; And what s the use, you stupid goose. Of calling me your Valentine Ycu need not buy ...
... Marguerite Madame Judith. On Monday next, Mr. E. FALCONER, Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, his own drama, NIGHT AND MORNING. Supported by a portion of the Drury Lane Company. UEEN'S THEATRE.—Last Night but One of Mr. GEORGE HONEY, Miss EMMA GRATTAN ...
... ompo- sition of 3s, 4d. in tae pound. William Cusack (trading under the firm of Charles Cusack and Sona), corp me ants, Drury lane, Liverpool—assigament. John Roberts, seer, tea and provision dealer, Warrington—compo sition of 68. in the pound by three ...
... Head Tavern. Broad-street, Bloomsbuiy, London, the body of Clfkrlotte Brasher, aged 38, who resided at 46, Charlesstreet, Drury lane. Inspector Ingerson watched the case for the Commissioners of Police. It appeared that William Snell, police-constable, ...
... Madams; Judith. next. Mr. E. FALCONER, Lessee of tin Theatre ah Lane, in his own drama, NIGHT AND Supported a portion of the Drury Lane Company. . *° NIGHTS Mr. GEORCfE HONEY, Miss GRATTAN, Miss JESSIE Bi 'URKE, and Miss ANNIE >LRKE. ■ ■ CVUEENS THEATReT—THIS ...
... FRANCIS R. HOLE, 8.A., Hon. Sec. St. George's. Hyde, November, 1864. THEATRE ROYAL, MANCHESTER. LAST WEEK BUT TWO OF THE DRURY LANE COMPANY AND PEEP O' DAY. EVERY EVENING, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, KILLARNEY; After which the wonderful Drama, PEEP O' DAY. Box office ...
... AW » «AW »• Ala._uerite JWIM. And the Musical Faroe, 'IWIB On Monday next, Mr. B. FALCONER, Leasee of the Theatre Ro,al, Drury Lane, for Nights. open from eleven till two. ____ Q~UEEN'S THEATRE.—LAST FIVE NIGHTS of Mr. GEORGE HONEY, Mise EMMA Miss JESSIE ...
... AND H A N*D B. Marguerite Madams Judith. And the Farce, 'TWAS Monday next, Mr. E. FALCONER, Lessee of the Theatre Rojal, Drury Lane, for Nights. Bon-office open from eleven till two. THEATRE.— LAST SIX NIGHTS of Mr GEOHUE HONEY, Miss EMMA GRATTAN, JESSIE ...
... night of his debit to the present When he appears at the Standard the house itself is ht worth seeing. I¢ is larger than Drury Lane, and a sig al one of the finest playhouses in London, and it swarms with people, cheering every comic word and look to and ...
... ashore on Sandy Hook. GREAT FIRE NEAR DRURY LANE. DESTRUCTION OF A SCENE-PAINTING WORKS. On Monday morning a serious conflagration broke out, about seven o'clock, in the range of premises in Charlesstreet, Drury-lane, occupied principally by Messrs. Grieve ...