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... and Italian Opera it necessary to do more than mention Mr. Haigb, who is so well known the habitues of Covent Garden and Drury Lane. These two stare are supported by unusually strong company, including the clever and deservedly- popular Mdlle. Adele Alleeandri ...
... something dreadful, I know—listen!' George Garrick was employed by his brother David, at a large salary, as deputy manager of Drury Lane Theatre His principal duty was to walk about the stage tad quiet talking intruders by crying ' hush! hush'.' Some on.- irquired ...
... (18), metal roller, Thonsas Street ; Janes Welch (18), tube lloatei, Barn Street Barney Ml'Carthy (20), hinge filer, Court, Drury Lane Mlartn- in. Murphy (22), gun-lock maker, Thomas Street John H1emmin-,q (19), tube maker, Thomas Street WIlli/ant Balo-ington ...
... mnetal roller, Thomas Street; Jamnes Welch (18), tube floater, Barn' Strect Ba77rey JMl'Carthy (201, linge filer, Court, Drury Lane Ausrtlie, Murphy (22), gum-lock maker, ThIomas Street Johen.o Hemming (1')), tube maker, Thomas Street William Herrimnyton ...
... The Waits. By F. W. Lawson. Gathering Mistletoe. By E. M. Wvmperis. Gone Away. Hunting Sketch, by G. Bowers Boxing Night.— Drury Lane. By S. L. Fildes Takinc His Ease. By J. E. Mill'ais. R.A. The Girl I Left Behind Me. By M. E. E. Half an Hour too Early ...
... Court. Drury Lane ; Martin Murphy gun-lock maker, Thomas Street; John Hemming (19), tube maker, Thomas Street; William Harrington (16). glassblower, Geach Street; William Jackson (20), ostler, Thoma3 Street; and John Hill (20), gunmaker, Drury Lane, were ...
... accomplished wag edited the little satirical paper I speak of; but the next time yen occupy your stall at Covent Garden or Drury Lane, and take the trouble to turn your opera-glass towards the members of Pollio's legions or the Duke of Ferrara's body-guard ...
... Wilkinson. The death-bed gift from her loving parent.”—Police-constable Black deposed to having stopped the prisoner in Drury Lane, being suspicious that he had stolen several bundles which he had in his possession. The prisoner decamped, but was followed ...
... Sparlebrook, and the same day the prisoner was apprehended carrying a bundle, containing a portion of the stolen articles in Drury Lane. The pirisoer, was committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions. SlHOPLIsoTsNn.-Jolh Boyle was cluarged with stealing, on ...
... Waits. By F.W. Lawson.— Gathering Mistletoe. By E. M.Wymperis.— Gone Away. Hunt- ing Sketch. By G. Bowers.— Betting Night. Drury Lane. By S. L. Fildes— Taking his Ease. By J. E. Millais, B.A.— The Girl I left Behind Me. By M. E. E.— Half an Hour too Early ...
... reader can fully understand for himself when he contrasts the luxuries of Victoria House with the wretchedness of a garret in Drury-lane. Moving from one lodging to another, from bad to worse, Mrs. Verner found it impossible to maintain a constant correspond- ...
... occupied with preparations for the Christmas pantomimes. The rehearsals have already begun. The best pantomime is usually at Drury-lane, where the play this year will be Puss in Boots. Mr. Edmund Yates's Tame Cats, a drama which has just been produced ...