... fJIHEATRE ROYAL, PRESTON Lessee Mr. Pabktnsou. Manager Mr. Wilson Barrett. MISS HEATH, Principal tragedienne, of the Drury Lane, Hay market, and Princess's Theatres, London, assisted MR. WILSON BARRETT, (Of the Drur; Lane Theatre), and supported Powerful ...

... from Messrs. Harmood, Banner, and Son. ae> conoUnts, 24, North John-street, Liverpool; Mr. O. C. Johnston, merchant, 2, Drury-lane. Liverpool; Mr. W. H, Mincksman, cotton spinner. Preston; Mr. John Oryer, cotton spinner, Aahton-under-Lyne; Mr. Talbot ...

... enirt prenur. the plaintiff. The EMPEXsa Ecossib.— The Empress Eugenie was present incognita the drametlo entertainment Drury Lane Theatre, for the benefit of the suffering French. It is said that her M.rjevty contributed a sum equal half the proceeds ...

... gives the CO-OPERATIVE HALL, ON THURSDAY. OCT. 2Cth. When the following eminent artistes, selected from Mr. Mapleson’s Royal Drury Lane Opera Company, will appear:— Vocalists: Mdlle. COLOMBO, Mdlle. FERNANDEZ, Signor TESSEMAN, The celebrated Tenore, Signor ...

... to the Frinee end Prinoesa of Wales, and also ealled upon number of other dlstingoiahed penonr. afterwards want the opera Drury Lane. The Shah and hia Grand Vlaier were yesterday iba British and Foreign Bible Society with oopteTof the Scriptures (‘‘The ...

... Chancellor of the Kxchequtr order pay off the National lft]ls not true that Mr. Lowe has been engaged by Mr. Ohatterion, of Drury Lane Theatre, to go starring torn round the prorincea his favourite bicycle. It not true that Cord Aherdare (Mr. Brnoe) amuses ...

... public concert in the Peel Inst liutlon, Acctlngton. Be usiattd by Edward Howell, the well known violoncellist, principal Drury Lane; three members of Carl Rosa's English Opera Company ; Mias Lacy Prankleia, contralto ; Signor Mott I no, baritone ; and ...

... thinks the,leader* In Standard m»«htty. to capable dining early and eating not like burlesques, and thinks the Watoriwl Drury Lane Improying. has token »“ MCjdopmila shillieg parts since wa* a boy. He # wtatlt y don't .trike «• th. n»l h« . »» sense about ...

... great celebrity ; and on afternoon, in the presence of over theatrical atii*t«, the Italian version Othello represented at Drury Lane. Signor Halvini’s keen and powerful rendering of the part awakened absolute enthusiasm amongst the excellent judge* who ...

... our readers will see, eos.ly succumb to a handful ..f English adventurers, most them picked out of the flash houses of Drury Lane and Seven Dials, at first sight passing strange. I hat it was duo to a peculiar combination cnrcuoistam es true enough—to ...

... GEORGE K . Ut.- . S amt Fifth Avenue Theatres. New York Also the popular Character Actor, m r.. s i k l a v. •*f ICo)at, Drury lane. riMVKia LONDON COMPANY. •Ni>AY. M'UII. ; rht* iH-rfonnamv . is:-;, and mi.i.owiNi; mi:hts. “ill with K-niciaeaull's yreal ...

... go far atone for 'the feeling, akin disappointment, that followed his ; ttrhut. His embodiment of Lear Wednesday night at Drury Lane justified t--a great extent the high repu* | tatton with which he came this country. The assump(ti-m of senility an-1 the ...