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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 ...
... merchant.—W. Wilson, New Charlton, baker.—A. Attwelt, Walworth Road, butcher.— J. Francis, Brixton, coach maker.—W. J. Brewer, Drury Lane, bookbinder.—V. D. Hunt, Maida Vale, commission agent.— i. Barford, Camden Terrace West, clerk.—G.T. Smith, East Retford ...
... SBRVIAN SOUBRETTE DANSXUSE, MADEMOISELLE ALBINA DI RHONA, the Imperial Theatres, St. Petersburg, Vienna. Berlin, Ac. , Royal, Drury Lane, London, and who created so the Music Hall, Broad Street, on her PoTe visit to Birmingham. MADEMOISELLE ALBIXA DI RHOXA ...
... Danseuse, MADEMOISELLE ALBINA DI RHONA, Of the Imperial Theatres St. Petersburg, Vienna, Berlin, &c.; and the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London; who will have the honour of appearing every Evening at Eight o'clock and at half-past Nine. In consequence of the ...
... months in preparation, under the personal superintendence of MISS SARAH GUNNISS, Premier Danseuse of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will be produced on BOXING NIGHT. Performance at Seven; Doors open at half-past Six. Reserved Stalls, I*.; Private Box ...
... willow bonnet manufacturer. -■« . Anderson, Green's Terrace. Lower Road, Rotherhilhe. clerk in the Commercial .L Millwood, Drury Lane, draper.—G. J. Hermann. .Jubilee Place. King's Road, Chelsea, mrofessot f>f music —W. W. Lucking. Orchard Street, Portman ...
... one of hia famous bass solos. At nine o'clock the splendid drop act from the pencil Mr. W. Telbin.of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and her Maiesty's Theatre, entitled A View of the Church of Santa MariaDelia Rosario, Venice, on Fete Day, was exhibited ...
... the most successful of any Drama on record. The following Ladies and Gentlemen, Members of the Theatres Royal. Lyceum aud Drury Lane, have been expressly engaged :—M iss Weston, Miss Howe, Mr. Henry Sinclair, Mr. Tilbury, Mr. Mclntyre, Mr. J. O. Sullivan ...
... newspapers would lead us to believe) caa draw twice the audiences at St. James's Hall that Madlle. Jenny Bauer will ever draw at Drury lane. While on matters theatrical, let me mention that no new phase has taken place since my last the Harris-Chatterton quarrel ...
... the election of Tom Sayers for coroner the other day. Mrs. Boucicault, after her long absence, is announced to appear at Drury Lane, on the —as the Colleen Bawn, I believe. There a capital piece just produced at the St. James's, in which Miss Herbert ...
... —On Tuesday night another of those riots which have lately disgraced several of tho metropolitan districts took place in Drury Lane, weapons of every description having been used, and number of persons being seriously injured. It appcara that the affray ...
... Government. In things theatrical have some promised changes. Mr. Edward Falconer has bought the remainder of the lease of Drury Lane Theatre (it has six years to run) from Mr. E. T. Smith, and Mr. Feohter is to succeed Mr. Falconer at the Lyceum. The latter ...