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... S. BRISTOW, 10. Rumford-place. M. B. WADE and CO., Burnc,oose-buildings, 66, South John. street • PETERS BROTHERS, 12, Drury lane. EDWARD ROBERTS. 3, King-street. South Castle-street. P. PRIEST and SON, Mortimer-chambers. Hamilton-square, Birkenhead ...
... cwpled with entertaining readable matter. We wish the paper evenr success. We have also received “ Poets and Profits at Drury Lane Tneatre,” theauical narrative suggested F. B. Chatterton, and written by Ohas. Lamb Kenney; “ Renters and L.’ssees old playgoer; ...
... became lessee of the Princees's Theatre, which he occupied about seven years. The Shaughren is to be transferred from Drury-lane to the Adelphi, with Mr. and Mri. Dims Baucicattlt in their original characters. Among the earliest novelties of the new ...
... stated that he will have much pleasure in assigning suitable position for the work in the new Colonial Office. The Era says Drury-lane Theatre will once more be home for Italian Opera, Mr. Mapleson having again arranged with Mr. Chadderton to take the theatre ...
... ult.. upon tho failures and successes of Drury Lane Theatre, had included among the failures Antony and Cleopatra,” Miss Glyn writes : It is untrue and insulting to Shafcspearo to call that production Drury Lane Theatre in 1873 Shakspeare’s play ‘Antony ...
... ” and Flotow’ Martha” and L’Ombre.” Tho new Opera House, after all, will not be finished by May, and Mr. has again taken Drury Lane for his 1876 season, which probably opens the Bth of April, whilst learn from Programme that Mr. will open Covent Garden ...
... Houso.- ITApl)y at ., Great Oreeeballatree3t6. 6Ja7 WATEa good Gnineral SERVANT. One from the -17c(UnrY.pr~fcke.-Apply 13. Drury-lane. Oj s6 wllljvsgood Goneral DE1IVANT. Good refernones, ANT J~u Ayng Woman ?? SERVANTT,&babot *rlopyara ?? at 83, Vinentreeb ...
... a PuablIcIaH to ot.- Apply at. , Greet Orcoehallestreet. lie? 1~JAI4TR0,Good General SERVANT. One from the ?? rd~Mly13. Drury-lane. 5jm7 W NE a good Gleneral SERVANT. Good refjronoes. Adees, estlatin wages, E 9, Meroory-ailloo. bj%7 JA N TE D, a Youn ...
... (from uppm deck . 29 5 feet). Lying in the Birkenhead Doek.—For further particulars apply to Mews. W. and It. Wright, I, Drury-lane, Liverpool; or to b. W. KELLOCK ir CO., Brokers, Walsmr-buildings, Watervstreet, Limnos': sad at 71, Cornball, London, B ...
... course of the present week either upon the stage of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent-garden, or on that of the Theatre /loyal, Drury-lane; that, neuddilit its consideration by the Lord Chamberlain, the author sent the manuscript of the play, books, and the ...
... upper deck 291 feet). Lying i the Birkenhead Dock.-For further particulars apply to kessre W. and R. Wright, Drury-buildings Drury-lane, :or to W, 13:ELLOCK and CO., brokers, Waliner-huildines, Water-steeet. Liverpool; and at 72, Cornhill, London. E.C. BY ...