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... distribute, for lack of personal sacrifices-of devoted visitors-the snpply of home nurses, of Bethnal-green heroines, of Drury-lane martyrs, is not great. The Franco-Prussian War; the loss of the Captain; and otther startling calamities of tecent occurrence ...
... useful information to the professional reader. Mi. F. Vok'es, one of the very clever family of that name now performing at Drury Lane, gives the following amusing description of the difficulties and dangers encountered by the English company of artistes ...
... inform his father what had occurred. and then he communicated with the police. On Monday, the 19th, he saw the prisoner in Drury. lane, and pointed his out to the detective. Since the last examination he had seen one of his pianos in pledge in Brydges.street ...
... and prosperity to which they are so well entitled, and which they have severally hoped at this period to enjoy. OLD DRURY-LANE. The years pass away, and are reckoned against us. This is the motto on the old sun-dial, and the truth of it becomes ...
... his father what had mocurfed.- and then he communi- cated with the police. On Monday, the 19th, he saw | the pnisoper in , Drury-lane, and pointed him -out to the detective. Since the last examination he had seen one of his pianos -in pledge in Brydges-street ...
... Management of NA DEMOISELLE BEATRICE. M Stage Management under the, Direction of Mr HORACE WIGAN. ARTISTS. Mr HENRY SINCLAIR, Drury-lane Theatre. Mr G. LOREDAN, Theatre Imperial Lyrique, Paris. Mr FRANK HARVEY. Theatre Royal, Dublin. MIr T. N. WENMAN, Theatre ...
... eallei the Home of the Enchanted Belle, excited themostenthusiatijo expressions of approbation from a crowded audience. DRURY LANE. The pautomine at this theatre is one of the best ever produced here, and may unhesitatin2lv be pronounced the gore of the ...
... entitled SUPIIRBA. Principal oealista-M ins Susanna Cole, of the Nobility's Concerts; Madame tony Huddart, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; Mr Lascelles and Herr ogyalfi. Theatre Royal, Lyceum; the Chorus Selection frons the Royal alien Opera, Covent-garden, ...
... illustrated. Either free forl9 stamps D’Al corn. 351. Oxford-street, W. IT’S NAUGHTY, BUT IT’S NICE. Sun* the Pantomime Drury Lane. Sung in the Pan tom ime Covcnt * iatrlen. Sung In the Pantomime at Snrrcy Th ...
... in London (of every description). Maple and Gold Mouldings for the trade and exportation the most liberal terms.—Opposite Drury Lane Theatre. GEO. REES’ ENGRAVINOS are the best and cheapest in the trade. A fine assortment from 2s. each. A very rare Proof ...
... the Grand CHRINTBAB PANTta INK WElglit.littAYS an I SAT II d.DAYS lig Two o'elmk. ' at on payment at the doom undy. ROYAL DRURY.LANE.—Leisee and 111.mager. IP. B. CIIATTICRTDS.—THI4 BYENINII aO4 to. Week, her will parlor. a N.. and E ) ZL . :.t w A UTLEY: ...
... John Matthews, National Provincial Bank. R. It. Storey, National Provincial Bank. Birkenhead Robert Gibson, Merchant, 8. Drury-lane, Liverpool. „ Robert Dickinson, 80, Argyle-street. Crewe Wm. M`Neill, Draper, Nantwich-road. Denbigh Edwd. Lloyd Williams ...