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... so very long aco the son of Mr Mapleson, married Madlle. Marie Rose, one of the most charming of the soprani who sang at Drury Lane during the previous season. Mr Gye's son took the hint and j followed the example set by the son of his father's rival; ...
... parks- where Sir H. Ingoldsby, Mr. Swift, end other celebrities lived. They were told of the leading barriaters who lived-in Drury. lane, then Litttle Butter-lane, 'one hundred and fifty years ago, and the man who was drowned there in an inundation. Coming ...
... DRURY-LANE RENTERS. The following is the Report of the Renters' Commlittee to be submitted to the meeting this day (Saturday) Your Committee have to report as under that the gross receipts, including the balance of June 30th, 1877, of 22,900 4s. Wd. ...
... Saturday, the 3d inst., Mr Carter held an inquiry at St. Thomas's Hospital as to the death of Mrs Mary Rose Barker, late of Drury-lane Theatre, who died in St. Thomas's Hospital on Wednesday week. From the evidence of Miss Barker, it appeared the deceased ...
... ZcLwd-ard to Compton, is about to appear reg~ularly, on the ~6 Lcndon hoards. .He is engaged by Ml.- ?? B. $1a. Chiatterton at Drury-lane Theatre for th-e season, ye wh-ich commences next mouth. At p-,cseat Mr. Eit Compton is on tour with Mliss Wailis and this ...
... provinciel cities are lamenting the absence of Hengler's cisque. Happy Bristol !-Mr. C)hatterton will still be the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre.-Mdlle. Liebe (Mrs. Nelson arley)has obtained a divorce from her husband. Generally, tenors seem to lack domestic ...
... married the de- ceased was neglected and. ?? several ether witnesses lied been called, Dr. Welsh,, of 19. Illackinore- street, Drury-lane, deposed ticat on the l0th of May, 1877, he was sent for by the brother of the deceased; and found her to boa confiried ...
... winter engage- ment at the Surrey Theatre alan the Metropolitan Music Hall, when she was informed that she was wanted at Drury-lane, to dance in the leading Pantomime of the London season. These honours speak for themselves ; and now November had come ...
... all. A day came when Miss May told him that she was going to take his sister and himself that evening to the pantomime at Drury-lane. Ned could not contain his joy. Ee was ready dressed in his outer-coat and warm eoarf and mittens long before the time to ...