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... histrionic powers, and cultivated them with an assiduity which would have done credit to a disciple of Covent Garden or Drury Lane. It was not difficult for those who heard him often to distinguish between sermons which he preached for the first time ...
... issue. Particulars. Post free, or, with Specimen Copy, 1,2 L—Address: C. ELIMIDGE, 13c, YORK ROAD, linto's Curs, LostooN, N. DRURY LANE, THEATRE. Woat.D. Every Evetaaa at K. Preceded at 7.30 by a Faroe. from &I. to Si. 111[ECHI. 489, STE•ND. and 2, LOW7HEB ...
... but have thought tit to present old friends in raw drams rather than make us soquaintsd with fresh heroes and heroines. Drury Lane has opened under the management of Mr. Augustus Harris, who insugu rates this new phase in his career with a pantomime on ...
... a te a • during ',rehearsal en the stage of Drury Lane Theatre. Io Heepital, when; it was ascertained be was simply braised and severely shaken. It is believed that bowie be able to reappeared Drury Lane m • few days. ROBBERY MOM A GRAPE. the Busks Qtiarter ...
... advised them ea to saga aoy_doeurnent by which they enutrargeA h themesives out of the 1 Tn. 'DARR/30111AL FUND I know at Drury Lane Theatre was a great There wee only one conspicuous absentee from the very lianby this exception being occasioned by a t ...
... the trip. He says that his beat average profits at the Adel phi Theatre was £360: per week ; at the Primer's 1;352.; at Drury Lane. £400; while et the Mae box of a Miasmas at Boston (Massachusetts) he reo.ived £914 in fortnight; the Grand Opera House ...
... quantiUee not less than barns per dar Bankers refereooe.—Aw»ly once, stating prt.v t all particolare. PsTCK and Craven Yard. Drury Lane, London. Katabllahed LADS, GROOMS, PABBIEBB, »aU I olbers a-cas-.omcd to Horses, Csttl*, and Agficultoral paraoiu.—WASTED ...
... sMted that in the summer of 1863 he bed met • woman named Emma Jackson, • tailoress, at a public-house in Oharies-street, Drury lane. whey drank together, and she went home with him tb his room at 4, George-street, St. Giles's. During the night be saw her ...
... Camio. In those early years Dublin had an importance as a capital which mide its stage rank so the then undimmed lustre of Drury Lane. ...
... bo impossible lor water to Bad access, except percolation through the wall*,—Mr. Hands said the Surveyor had the mains in Drury Lane were anfficisnt, but his cellar was flooded with although not connected with the aewer.-The Chaibsias said was dear some ...
... seat. . Ak-ltcr was rcccieod front Mr. 8. Howard, «co., respecting the alleged nnlaanoe arising from his siauehttr-house In Drury Lane. He said it ay* been hie desire comply with the Is;iv>n* the L eal Board in respect to the carry* the his bnsineee. and ...
... who add re wed the meeting, and wse. the Surveyor was sorry to report that the ms.o - \ entersewer e-ror# Sir. garden in Drury Lane a storm latter half had given way. thereby stopping the working of , ; U tb a fieree onset the aewera along Ducchnrch Road ...