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... Mr. G. Rignold opened Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday^ night with the elaborate spectaoular re- presentation of Shakespeare's Henry V. Another unhappy wretch has just thrown himself off the top of the Arc de Triomphe at Paris, death being instantaneous ...
... Terry's Portiba was fully equal to the intensity of the principal part, Some time'ago this talented actress appeared in Drury Lane in Byron's Manfred, where ehe had but a, ingle word to say, aa Spirit of the Storm, The vigorous Idealicin of her rendering ...
... cumnet f T are hi ,services at the Cape. His Exeellency is already Turke g aG.C.B. and G.C.S.I. been s Mr G. Rignold opened Drury L~ane Theatre inferse '?last night with an elaborate spectacular repro- -Stei e?sentation of Shakespeare's Henry V. Mr Rig- ...
... three times a day a little organ music were provided. In timne, the poor miserable wretches, such as those who live aboutit Drury Lane, for example, might, be induced to haunt the ci churches-more particularly if in winter they were N kept at a comfortable ...
... Christian ba signifiled is willingness to become the president of a working man's club at Windsor. Mr. G. Itignold opened Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday eight with the elaborate spectacular representation of 6hakespeare's Henry V. The Rugby Board of Health ...
... WiiaMu and Mary Dawson and an elderly woman named Newell were all severely burned. At the Mission Hall, Little Wild Street, Drury Lane. London, on Tuesday night, a supper was riven by the St. Giles's C:'lhristian Mission to a number of thieves, with the abject ...
... mutua I understanding between all nations. . Preparations for the pantomime season have already begun with vigour at the Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and, the Surrey. At the first- named house Mr Augustus Harris, with an en- tirely new staff, is at work ...
... thescenery shows to what a wonderful pitch of merit the scene painter's art has been carried in these days. The huge theatre of Drury Lane has been re-opened- not I fear for long-by Mr. GEORGE RIGNOLD, with a gorgeous spectacular representation of Henry V. ...
... chant of Venice, and Mr. RIGNOLD has also met with much public appreciation for his gorgeous presentation of Henry V. at Drury Lane, which I understand he hopes to be able to keep on the boards until the theatre i is wanted for the pantomime which is promised ...
... Portia. On the same evening Mr. George Rignold made his first appearance since his return from America, in Henary V., at Drury Lane; and the Holborn AmDhitbeatre, under its new title, the Royal Connaught Theatre, was re-opened with a comie opera, entitled ...
... charged with stealing four Bank of England notes from the person of the prosecutor, while is a cab between tiie City and Drury-lane. Charles Partridge, High street, Shoreditch, stated that he was connected with an aquarium and had recently purcliased some ...
... cabs, were conveyed to Charing-cross hospital Os Saturday. Thomas Leariy, of the Craven-Yarda Drury-lane, was running at full speed out of a t ing in Drury-lane at the time when a c passing, and being unable to stop himself ru5 against the wheel and received ...