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... of London receives allowance of £10,000. a year. H. G. M., Walmer.—ln December, 1876, The Forty Thieves was played at Drury Lane Theatre. Jessie.—He must described the son; a lawyer should be employed to make the document binding. ...
... , which destroyed £2,000. worth of hay and oats. Miss Harriet Coveney has been compelled to retire temporarily from the Drury Lane pantomime, in consequence j of.a severe injury to her foot received while dancing. j The war ram Independenoia, belonging ...
... confectioner, and in his will left £100. Three Per Cents, for the purchase of Twelfth-cake and wine, be partaken of annually tho Drury Lane Company in the green room. The ceremony was duly gone through last week. In despatch from Geneva, January 11, M. Pictet ...
... severity of ecclesiastical ire. But the Rev. Mr. Headlam boldly answers again that hi 3 work being the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, he is in a position to know more about the matter than his lordship, and must be still permitted to think he is doing his ...
... Road influential committee is being to Mr B a well-deserved complimentary benefit on morning 2nd celebrate the sole Theatre Drury Lane The benefit famous John will is expected twelve dollars clear of all liabilities services will retained by the for the of ...
... evening a serious fire broke out on the pre mises tho ooc\>.) at'.on Mr. Joseph Reichfeld, clothier, situated at No. 68, Drury Lane, London, desttoying property to considerable amount, and causing great alarm in the densely-poj ulated neighbourhood. The ...
... prime life 1843 the became nationalised by the of 1745 loft children of whom four in bills of the performance given for Drury Lane Theatre November 1743 It is mistake to Carey to Jacobite works disprove completely No Jacobite would have written he was ...
... Wolverhampton I should only bo charged at tho above £1 0s 8d plus Is for rent of meter LANE THEATRE Mayfair the the lease Drury Lane Theatre London is fall she to conduct establishment on State-supported theatre Paris or vie is the will probably bo Mr LITTLE ...
... from which to observe the passage of Mercury ; in May. | Ernesto Rossi, the Italian tragedian, who did not succeed ! at Drury Lane, has been well received Bucharest, and is now to go St. Petersburg, where again, no doubt, , his pcrformanco of Shakespeare ...
... was born in Dublin 1811, first made his appearance in London about the year 1640, urder the management Mr. 3lacready, at Drury Lane. At Thorn! till Lees, near Dewsburv, on Wednesday night, man named Blakeley attempted to force his way into* a use in which ...
... remanded. complimentary banquet was given Monday, at ( Willis's Rooms, London, to Mr. B. Chatterton, j lessee and manager of Drury Lane Theatre, whoso present ! lease shortly expires, in recognition his term of management. Lord V» illiam Lennox presided. The ...
... favourite confined Kashgar several on the Pekin TIIE WANDERING JEW The Wandering Jew case to-day It action Mr Chatterton Drury Lane Mr Webster of Aldelphi Theatre of Wandering Jew from the French against Theatre for infringing the copyright calling defendants ...