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... respectable nelghboumhood, and, I assure you, very different from Drury Lane, [A laugh.] Mr. Flowers: What have you to say to the oharge? The prisoner: I am coming to that. Not bat I Live In, Drury Lane, or, to be more particular, in Oharles Street, myself; but ...
... BIRMINGHAM, 'Kinal Sceuery and Effects, the TOWN HALL, and BURNING HOUSE. MISSES SARA AND TISSY GUNNISS, of the Theatre Uova!. Drury Lane, A GRAND BALLET niVEtttISSKMENT, evening (Wednesday), Nov. 9, the poor of Birmingham. After which GRAND FAIRY DIVERTISSEMENT ...
... itfl . BIEMINGHAM, Scenery and Effects, the TOWN HALL, ai.d BURNING HOUSE. SARA AND TISSY GUNNISS, [v . the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, i,GHAND BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. * evening (Tuesday). November 8, the poor OF BIEMINGHAM. . after which GRAND FAIRY DIVE ...
... of it. BIRMINGHAM, Soeneiy and Kffects, the TOWN HALL, MIs ...
... sbafse manager. He was the first to pronounce to the world with prophetic accuracy, and within a year of lie, dismissal from Drury Lane, that she was an actresD who never had an equal and never would have a superior. Through his recommendation, she obt.nied ...
... Scenery and EffVcts, the TOWN HALL Hluminated, and BURNING HOUSE. THE MISSES SARA AND TISSY GUNNISS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, IN A GRAND BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. fTIHIS EVENING (SATURDAY), Nov. 12ta, JL the Performance will commence with THE POOR ...
... ueB * Byron will also provide in t°r the new Prince’s Theatre, Man- Vr r * L. Blanchard will, heretofore, Pantomime for Drury Lane; Mr. Burnand Xo or ew -Kuyalty, as well as for the «’Wales’s Theatre, Liverpool. The St. James’s We with a burlesque by ...
... on Wed•Mli • Jude’s Gate, Clerkenwell, Mr. Richard it was reported that by the liberality r« Falconer and Chatterton, of Drury Lane Refund would benefit by the performances at during the first whole week in Decemlv e*tont of the tickets sent in by the ...
... Mr. Macfarren's new opera of Helvellyn on Thursday night, and of Macbeth,, the same evening, with Miss Helen Faucis, Drury Lane; tha new comedy drama tha Si James's; Titiens, her Majesty's; the Davenport rival, Professor Bedmond, AstleVs, have all ...
... of the last cntiury, he began his astive life as a house-painter in Edinburgh; ho rose In 1822 to be a scene-painter in Drury Lane Theatre, along with another Academiolan, Mr. Clarkson Sbanrifild; after that ho btgan to exhibit In the Royal Academy ;%he ...
... welth Real Fire Engine, and all the original Effects. Engagement of the Mussea SARA and TISSY GUNNIS3. of th Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. nHrS BV15NING (Monday). November 7 1864, | TlTHE POOR OF 'BIRMINGHAM. A Grand Fairy DifertiBsemcot to conclude with SARAH'S ...
... Real Firo Zvgilco. and all tho original Effects. Sogageinent oi the Mises SARA and TISSY GUNNISS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. pjiHIS EVENINQ ~~~(WednesdaY.Nvm r 1854. T HT.EE P001 NO BIRINGH ANL ' A Grand Fai Divertisseent, to con.Iedo with BROTiENR ...