... pellets, ss. 6d. ; cartridges. shotted, Os. (id. ; unshotted, ss. (id.), apply to G. Clark and Cd.. 10, Craven-buildings, Drury-lane, London, or 85, lAiveday-street, Birmingham: and T. Blissett, Sole Agent for 3B, South Castle-street, Liverpool; F. H. llolmf ...

... nentcinimea are doubt those Drury . mnl Corent Oar.lon, whore ajmlianoe. “J .. those tl« minor Imu-re. ••IhmutyaudtN.lW>Mt at Drury Lane, has boon adapted by Mr. G. Ul«an cliard to pantomimic ropreacotation, s|»rially ...

... pellets, ss. 6d. ; cartridges, shotted, 6s. dd. ; unshotted, ss. Gd.), apply to G. Clark and Co., 10, Craven-buildings, Drury-lane, London, or 35, Loveday-street, Birmingham ; and T. Bi.issett, Sole Agent for Lancashire, 38, South Castle-street, Liverpool; ...

... with Mdlles. Reboux and Pauline Lewitzy, the new Russian star, have signed their several engagements with Mr. Wood for Drury Lane Theatre.—Musical Standard. Mr. John Stuart Mill's work on The Subjection, of Women has been translated into German by Professor ...

... Birmingham. 5. St. Paul in Prison. 6. The Miracle of the Fiery Furnace. 7. Consolation. 8. The Seven Ages op Man. 9. Scene from Drury Lane Pantomime, 10. By the Sea. 11. The Fleet Entering the Suez Canal, ...

... unquestionably been little going on at our theatres interesting to general readers. The pantomimes at Covent Garden and Drury Lane have been chiefly remarkable for their general resemblance to the productions of past years, but on Saturday a novelty wall ...

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... Stoyle, finds an efficient representative; and tho Payne family at this theatre take similar position to that the Vokcses at Drury Lane, ili-s Kelly Power and Miss Maria Harris are amply sufficient in tho parts allotted to them. The traqsformution scone is ...

... ONIIW SCENE FROM THE PANTOMIME OF BEAUTY AND THE BEAST AT DRURY LANE THEATRE, (See page 326) THE STREET ARTIST.—.73I .F. IF. LAWSON. (See page 331.) .11 , . I ,'•';! ----, , ' ' . s. \''' .'- ' ) '' '''- ' 5.- ' \ N IT 'V t • -• -'''..-,--,,,.. ...

... to a drying-kiln in Vauxhall. road. They also ascertained that it had been stolen from Mn.me Jump and Co., emu merchants, Drury lane, and that • man named Scott bed sold it to • person named Bird for LB. The detectives apprehended Bird ea a sharps of stealing ...

... a drying-kiln in Vauxliallroad. They also ascertained that had lieen stolen from Messrs. Jump and Co., corn merchants, Drury, lane, and that a man named Scott had sold it person named Bird for XS. The detectives apprehended Bird on a charge of stealing ...

... is good prelude to the new burlesque, Lord Bateman. The pantomimes are very good, that at tho Surrey especially so; while Drury-lane, vent garden, and Astley’s, draw good houses. Old frequenters of tho Surrey Theatre will regret to hear of the death of ...