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... Leicester-square, pre-eminently the home of the foreigner, has many of them. And so have Soho-square and Whitechapel, whilst Drury-lane and the Haymarket, a moral wildernes attract all connected with the opera-houses; and nearly all the principal thoroughfares ...
... foreign paper, are forgeriee. It is announced that the letters appeared oricrinalls in en Irish paver. The theatrical sawn et Drury Lane will re-commence in September next, under the management of Mr. F. B. Chatterton. A new dram's of modern life, written by ...
... parties hi insane. Sir Michael Costa was present both at the general rehearsal and the first performance of Mignon at Drury Lane. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH-EASTERN RAIL. WAY.—On Saturday wailing. • fatal accident occurred on the York and Scarbro' ...
... one of the piutios Sir Michael Costa was present both at the general rehearsal and the first performance of Mignon at Drury Lane. FATAL ACCIDENT ON NORTFI-EASTERN RAILWAYLOD Saturday zn irning, a fotal accident on. enrred on the York and Scarbro' ...
... centre of the town, being the corner house opposite the Post Office, having a frontage to Chapel-street of 13 feet, and to Drury-lane of 44 feet, and containing 243 square yards, or thereabouts. Immediate possession may be bad if required. The Slaughter-house ...
... portion of it, as it will be re- membered was done by a man named Bousfield, who murdered his wife and several children in Drury-lane. The proceeding was observed, however, and his foot was pushed back on to the drop. The only persons present at the execution ...
... August, 1550, an order to Mr.Jonsa jcweller, Castle street, for the cash box of Messrs. T. Smyth, and Co. corn inerchanis. of Drury Lane, which, at the time, contained OW in cash and ,e 60,000 worth of securities. Mr. Jones, thought it advisable to send his ...
... August, 1869, an order to Mr.Jonee jeweller. Castle street, for the cash box of Messrs. T. Smyth, and Co. corn werchan. of Drury Lane. which, at the time, contained £5OO in cash and worth of securities. Mr. Jones, thought it advisable to send his own messenger ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, LEICESTER. Sole Lessee, Mr. JOHN WINDLEY. Manager, Mr. WILSON BARRETT. MISS HEATH, Principal Tragedienne of the Drury Lane, Haymarket, and Princess's Theatres, London, assisted by Mr. WILSON BARRETT, of the Lane Theatre, and supported by a powerful ...
... Windley. Manager Mr. WUson Barrett. MISS HEATH, principal Tragedienne, of the Drury- lane, Haymarket, and Princess's Theatres, London, assisted by Mr. WILSON BARRETT, (of the Drury-lane Theatre), and supported by a Powerful Dramatic Company, specially engaged ...
... most successful characters at the theatre during the coining week. With Miss Heath is associated Mr. Wilson Bennett, of Drury-lane theatre. These talent- ed principals will be supported by an efficient dramatic company. On Monday night the performance ...
... Theatre. New York, and is appearing in his celebrated character of Rip Van Winkle. Great preparations are being made at Drury Lane for the production of Kenilworth. which is to be splendidly placed on the stage. Lieutenant Colonel C. 8. 8. E. Gordon ...