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... where the Duchess can best see and be seen is giten to her. At the performiance of the Hucruenots, a night or twO agro, at Drury Lane, ]131' x(f.ir was placed in the centre of the Royal box, and thle Prince of ITales charged himself with the duty of exp'laining ...
... affairs, although hao was living apart romn her. Mr. Creswick and others offered their services to get up a benefit for her at Drury Lane. She had an objection to this suggestion, and the respondent asked her not to accept charity, and she aoted upon his wish ...
... bedridden for time jury verdict temporary insanity Anecdote— Rov 0 H Spurgeon speaking on the opening of mission chapel near Drury Lane he remembered Sunday evening whilst preaching crowded congregation saying There is man in the gallery now with a gin In ...
... , ill spite of UIousuaIr hard work, left for London tire samne afternoon, hie will soon appear ut Hfer Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane, as the heroine om Bnilfe's new and posthumeirs opers>, entitled, II Talis- naino, THE STRIKE OF BUILDERS' LABOURERS ...
... Ass CARRIE LEE STOYLP, yrem most of the London and Provincial Theatres arnd IM!ISS TEssY GuNmNss, e& ef Co-rent GCrden, Drury Lane, tc.. have beau specially engagea. IUS I CONCERT HALL, BULL RING. JLPseoreauxore, M~r. ft liIBEII. .ore EIhr~xrno end Durinz ...
... 3liss CARPaIE LEE STO.LE, From most of the London and Provincial Theatres; and Miss TrESsy GUNNISS, rite of Covent Garden, Drury Lane, Ac., have been specialy engagen. fVSEUI CONCE3RT HALT T.3BULL RING. iti. Pitol'nia'Ios, Mr. *: BIBER. Theet EivEarere and ...
... L|4 . OEE aTOYLE, j're tmoast of the Bondon end Provincfal Theatres * end AI~lISS TESSY GUXENNISAL bt eS of ovent Gatrden, Drury Lane, &o, liavs bee specally eogaaeel. oRS FUL I CONCERT HALL, BULL RINS . here Eniveipearnd htiorisio the WIckr, the talented ...
... Actremss NXIS CARIE5 LEE STOYLE, From mrst of the london ?? Theatres; and Mi[SS TESSY GCUNNISS, Late et Covent Garlen, Drury Lane, oa. have been speafally enlgage-l. 11VSEUM CONCERT HALL, BULL RING. Iu. ParHr~trOT(n Mr. 0. BIBTSR. Trn EC.NrVI0v and ...
... MISS CARRIE LLEE S rOYLE, From moot of the London and Provincial Theatres; and iMlISS TESSY GUNNISS, ?? o Covent Garden, Drury Lane, &c., have been epecfally engageo. jUSEUM CONCERT HALL, BULL RING. AM Fp2opntimOR, Mr. C. IIIBFR. TMrs PREsitNT (Satuidoiy ...
... the fresh from the Embankment sergoant however would not listen to me but called up tlie police-constable together they me Drury Lane to the police station greater indignity was never offered to gentleman The streets were nearly empty I called to one man ...
... ProrinCial Tbeatres, and Mq ISS TESSY Cv T NNISS, he greatest E:nglish Dancer of the crornet dAy, WSt C Covent f arden. Drury Lane. ?? Majesty Operr and other Lnonr'lv Theatres, &c., kc. Return for F'JVE NIG1C1'lIi ONTY', of MIB. RICHAI'D D U IID N. ...
... Provindial Theatres ; and jliiss TESSY GDU~NNISS, The greatest English Dancer of the preisut day, UMe of Covent Garden, Drury Lane, Her Matjesty Opera, and other London Theatre,, &C., &o. Rletoro for FO'UR NIGHTS ONLY, of DIR. R IC HA P.D D U I bE 21 ...