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... Chatterton, but to London playgoers of frons ten to twonty years ago his name 'was exceedingly familiar. It was ais lessee of Drury Lane that Mr. COlatterton's reputation was made, and it was during his tenure of that post that ho gave utter- ance to the famous ...
... vrraue to ' (hevy Chase, formin part of the ?? omleovel in 183'a for 1'lanlehe's melo-dramnatic w of that name, performed at Drury Lane, and rt of on atharo 5crhwre in 1) major, and st t ,lcnolo. The music is bright, picturesque, m I ciAohiSrly, and stronigl~' ...
... corresponding period last ?? the hearing of the relief cases a rather painful one came to light. A man named James Hall, of Drury Lane, Solihull, applied to the Board that his daughter Miary Arn might be admitted to the house during her confinement. Mr. Chapman ...
... formeerlyof the Strand Theatre; Philip Day, comedian; Wim. West, in his 94th year, the Nestor of the English stage, lessee of Drury Lane in 1820 ; Sydney Hayes, Adelphi actor; John Clayton, actor and lessee; J. IV. 1i, distinguished comedian of various London ...
... exhibition of Soudan relics will be opened in the saloon of Drury Lane on Thursday. Mr. E. L. Blanchard has chosen tle story of Aladdin as the subject of his Christmas pantomime-at Drury Lane. a Miss Maggie Morton has purchased from Messrs. R. J. . Martin ...
... extensively z backed by te percases ; and as the operas are mounted with the opulence of stage effect which have made the Drury Lane manager famous, and are, as a rule, produced with an excellent ensTemble, it is no wonder that -the great house is nightly ...
... ROBBED IN DRURY LANE. At Bow Street Polioe Court, London, yesterday, Albert Green, aged twenty-four, was oharged with stealing a watch and chain belenging to Mr. Gibbon, editor of the Lndy's Pictorial. The iprosecutor evas passing through Drury Lane about ...
... Bickeribill. Tn accorilance witlh , the instruction of the committee, be hiubmitted a sample of : water from the public wel1, Drury Lane, Solihull, to Dr. 1 -Hill for analysis, and Dr. Hill condemned the well as unfit for use. The insjuector further reported ...
... history. Mr. Augustus Harris is the latest addition to the list of candidates for the London county coruicil. The manager of Drury Lane has offered tirasef for the Strand division, in which the Yattard Theatre is situate ; and he claims that, ait Lahas ...
... enquiry at his court, Moor Street, yesterday, tpon the body of Thomas MLcdtlire, u/ias Dump (34), carter, bark of b, Drury Lane, who died on the 19th inst., tromn injuries received, as alleged, at the hands of Matthew AMarney (26), a striker, of Iltick ...
... great success at Drury Lane, is said to hear favourablo comparison with any romantic play of modern times. The company engaged is tr. 30]liott Galtras London coin any, who will appear with all the original scenery and escets from Drury Lane. YoUNG MEN'S. ...
... Street, when he was attacked by six or seven C men,. He was pushed violently against the stonework 5 under the portico of Drury Lane Tbeatre, and while one s man held his arms another took his watch from his pocket and broke it from the chair. The prosecutor ...