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... benefit of the funds of that new Volunteer ars. building. A young lady, Miss LETTIE NORTON, pupil t I of of Mr. RYDER, of Drury-lane Theatre, will make her i leo- debt on this occasion, and, Miss MARiAN will appear t nan as Nan in The Good-for-nothing ...
... , will be presented, entitled MABEL’S SECRET, And which will be supported by MISS LETTIE NORTON (Pupil of Mr. Ryder, of Drury Lane Theatre, London) Who will make her dehut on the occasion as Mabel, and MISS MARIAN Of the Theatres Royal, Haymarkot. Adolphi ...
... March, for the benefit of the funds of the new Volunteer building. A young lady, Miss Lettie Norton, pupil of Mr. Ryder, of Drury-lane Theatre, will make her debut on this occasion, and Miss Marian will appear as Nan in Good-for-nothing.” New scenery of a ...
... , will be presented, entitled MABEL'S SECRET, And which will be supported by MISS LETIIE NORTON (Pupil of Mr. Ryder, of Drury Lane Theatre, London), who will make her debat on the occasion as Mabel, and MISS MARIAN Of theTheatresRoyal, Haymarket,Adelphi ...
... FERNETiiouon, will be presented, entitled MABEL’S SECRET, And which will be supported by MISS LETTIE NORTON (Pupil of Mr. Ryder, Drury Lane Theatre, London) ■who will make her debit on the occasion as Mabel, and MISS MARIAN the Theatres Royal, Haymarket, Addphi ...
... services of so accomplished an actress - as Miss Lettie Norton. This lady (a pupil of Mr. Ryder, the well-known elocutionist of Drury-lane Theatre) made her first appearance in Derby, and was very wearmly re- ceived; as was also her colleague, Miss Marion, of ...
... doubts have recently been expressed whether Dr the Mozarlean opera, L'Oca del Cairo, promised by the re management of Drury Lane Italian Opera, is really what it 1- is supposed to be, a veritable work of the composer of 11 II n Don Giovani.-Afetss ...
... treasure of the cottage, and the mightiest( :. spring of our country's greatness and progress. : A VOICE FROM COVNT-oGARDEN AND DRURY-LANE. I 5t IPAYMENT OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT t The following members (twenty-six, including tellers?, voted on Tuesday night ...
... appeared special command before the Queen, at the Palace, in October last; St, George’s Hall, Regent Street; Theatre Royal,Drury Lane; Queen’s Concert Rooms, Hanover Square; St. James s Hall; and Crystal Palace; giving over Two Hundred consecutive repre ...
... prisoner whose case is reported above, was charged by police-constable Walliss, with being drunk and using obscene language in Drury-lane. at 12 o’clock on Sunday evening. —Having been previously convicted of a similar offence, she was sent to gaol for 14 days ...
... about 11 o’clock on Tuesday night he was told that one of the officers had been stabbed, and he went to Wallis’s house in Drury-lane. He found him lying on the sofa. He had been stabbed in the breast, but the wound was not of serious character. Mr. Francis’ ...
... to gaol for-sevoen days, ?? ,hard'iibour. - A moulder,' ?? Damed E13win Orme, was inu custpdy for being drunk, iu, ra.9 Drury-lane, aud using Obscene lftaatgoe tbe same nfter- aynomi. A A fine jif N~ AMd costs *iis :OifliLtd; or, iznidelault may of payniient ...