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... their usual ability. One of the chief features in the entertainment provided has been the ballet by Mr. Charles Laun, of Drury Lane Theatre. In this little comic interlude, which is provocative of much mirth, Mr. Lauri performs some very clever and amusing ...
... Rodgers. Directress Mrs. James Rodgers. GRAND SHAKSPEEIAN REVIVALS. Engagement of Mr. J. RYDER, the eminent Tragedian, from Drury Lane; and Mr. JAMES BENNETT, the popular local favourite. TO-NIOHT fSATURDAY), Avmttt ROMEO AND JULIET Juliet, Mrs. James Rodgers ...
... UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS '. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY . JULY t, THE NEW BALLET, THE FIRE FIEND! Mr. C. LAURI, the Renowned Clown, from Drury Lane Theatre, as the Fire Fiend. Principal Characters, Mddles. Nathan, Perise. Clifton; Messrs. Wright, Beckenham, Wilkins, and ...
... GRAND SHAKSP BRIAN REVIVALS Engagement of the Tragedian, ME. RYDER, From Drury Lane, and ME. JAMES BENNETT, The popular local favourite. MBS. JAMES RODGERS WILL APPEAR EACH EVENING. Supported by a talented Company. SATURDAY NEXT, Auyust ‘iind, ROMEO AND ...
... appropriate Costumes by Miss RACHEL DALE. The Appointments, Masks, and Properties by Mr. E. BRAD WELL (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane , Mr. H. RANSOM, and Assistants. The Lime Light and Gas Devices by Mr. H. WHITTINGHAM. The Comic Scenes invented and arranged ...
... UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), JULY 11, THE NEW BALLET, THE FIRE FIEND! ■Mr. C. LAUBI, the Renowned Clown, from Drury Lane Theatre, the Fire Fiend. Principal Characters, Mddles. Nathan, Perise, Clifton; Messrs, Wright, Beckenham, Wilkins, and ...
... supported by the talented Artiste MISS MARIAN TAYLOR, The celebrated Burlesque Actress, of the Theatre Royal Covent Garden. Drury Lane, *c., whose services have been specialiv retained vast expense, and powerful and talented Corps of A The whole of this ...
... other you see in look of tW w n the,ull Price will 4 yon i« S • , n,n E- Post-Office Orders to me made payable taken. at the Drury Lane Office. Half Notes not a® to reepectability apply to the Editor* any w, Paper*. But the fact Wm. Wripht, and bis him, havintr ...
... Marked Price will be given to you case of their winning. Post Office Orders to be made Payable to William Wright, at the Drury Lane Post Office. Half Notes not taken. For references as to resectability, apply to the Editors any the Sporting Papers. But ...
... full Market Price will be given you in case their Winning. Post-Office Orders to me made payable to William Wright, the Drury Lane Office, Half Notes not taken. For references as to respectability apply to the Editors of any the Sporting Papers. But the ...
... ' called a witness James Kelly, who aaid that the 28th ult. the prisoners and other lads were standing at the corner o£ Drury Lane, in Leek Street. Kinchin and a mn-Ti named Fisher came the street, and the former, pointing to Syren, said, That is the ...
... Police-constable Mauud.—He was committed for trial at the Sessions. Pocket-pickino at Snow Hill Station.— Ellen Hands (19), Drury Lane, was charged with attempting to steal a purse and contents from the person of Mrs. Darlastou. —About quarter-past seven ...