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... by a character into the pantomime openingon aU suitable and unsuitable occasions is' unusually prevalent this year. At Drury Lane, Mr. Frederick Yokes is always exclaiming— 44 This is a jolly lark;” and Mr. James Fawn, the Surrey, is perpetually remarking ...
... tone 1 flatter myself I good duck positively I assure you’ ‘You were indeed’ exclaimed Reuben ‘The scene in the lioulevard Drury Lane I don’t wonder that Bruce fell into the snare it so artfully and cleverly concealed And now gentlemen the is played out ...
... havine failed in the earlier six months; while in the he said, waB not cm) to tvhich he could have easily - the Lew lessee of Drury Lane, has issued numerous : weivierful thinee OH salee-Noales Ark.% from sid tu let El; Via LARNE (BELFAST). PEINEE,Ce I'J EcIE ...
... provincial success, I -- Midge, and wvithl A TEnae of a Telephone, I n hich ?? Saville Clarke originally wrote t ,f for Drury Lane. Mrs Charles lean (d I r Ellen Tree) has been very ill, but is now con- i e valescent. Miss Coote, another pupil of Air ...
... and. Provision Company, and at Toxteth Park ] as the Canadian Fresh Meat Company, pro. vision merchant. Andrew MtI'Nicol, Drury Lane, Liverpool, iron merchant. Jao. Thompson, Lockwood, near Huddersfield, Ilath merchant, ole cohmr HI RiL Shaw, Huddersfield ...
... jBarnsley, January 30. LIVUIDA.TONS aB AISSANGESiT. William Leich & Sons, St Mary Axe, London, tobacco merchants. W. D. Calliso, Drury Lane, London, smith and ironmonger. i F. D. Butler, Great Portland Street, London, art publisher. oenry Rogers, Canterbury Road ...
... Sn and Columbine; and thus, the fimt month new Tear approaches its .termination, the the boxes and TOWs in to a vanishing Drury Lane, where the repress tation may be esfamated about £2OO, ttm iosa o revenuearising from the expiration of the school boys’ ...
... shown by .A. & J. Dougsas in their spacious Saloons. I'NtGING.-MB W. M PARKINSON, Prin- cipal Tenor of Her Majiesty's arnd Drury Lane Theatres, and Pupil of Signor Srngiovane, of thb Cooservatoire, ilail., ds', sic.. bega to annconce that he is prepar.d ...
... and 1.2 Bath Street, Glasgow, 28th January, 180. Q LNGING.-MA WNAL PARKIN'SON', Prin. cipal Freer crofler Majesty's and Drury Lane Theatres, and Pupil of signor Saugiovanui, of the Coaserratoire, Milan, &a.. ho., begs to ansounce that he Ir prepared to ...
... poet’s birthday wasconimemorated Stratfort upon-Avon. Saturday, June «,1836, com plimentary benefit was given to him at Drury Lane Theatre, and on t*™. oc^°“ 1 Hamlet and Don Felix m The Wonder to Donna Violante of Mrs. hisbet; whde Sherldan Knowles filled ...
... 125 and 129 Bath Street, Glasgow, 25th Jan., 1880, .—Mr WM. PARKINSON, Tenor of Her Majesty and Drury Lane cae ilan, &e., begs toannounce that he in Papil of Signor Sangiovanni, of a limited number of LESSONS in the art of SINGING, and the best method ...
... Reopens January 29. 3iesr Lrd ao Slack, Principals. SINGING.-MR WM. PARKINSON, Prin- ICqipal Tenor of Her Majesty's and Drury Lane Theatres, and Pupil of Signor Saslgovsam. of the Coaservatolre. Milan, I a!., at-.. begs to announce that he is prepared ...