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... believe. Constable (to Warrant-wilco Keith) : Do you know where a nice birch could be produced? Keith: Vett, Sir James, in Drury-lane; they are only 2d. or 31. each. Sir James to the mother , - There yea are, you see ; you can get a birch rod for 2d. or ...
... them, at Guildhall, on Wednesday, April 11. MADAMI MARII ROM has been re-engaged by Mr. Carl Rosa for his opera season at Drury Lane Theatre, and win make her first appearance on Thursday, March 29, as Leonora in Beethoven s opera Fidelio. Tug following ...
... r .mains of Mr. R. Henry Marsh, hnows In the th profession as Henry Marston, and who was for many years connected with Drury Lane and Sadler's Welb Theatres, Lou ton, have been interred in a family grave at Highgate Cemetery. The deceased, who bad reached ...
... Identified by his friends at St. M trtin's Mortuary as George Moore, aged 4 I years, 'ate residing at In, Tasker-atre , t, Drury-lane. I'Hr:following letter has been received in reply to t:.e resolutions I att.! at the recent Liberal meeting at Royston, ...
... caught fire in was suppmed to have come from the neighbourhood of the centre. The flames spread rapidly, but every ex. r- Drury-lane, London, but whose history and name are Con was made to extinguish them, and in about an hour quite unknown.`he was apprehended ...
... would certainly stand a better chance of taking the town by storm than at present seems to be the case. Freedom. at Drury Lane, and The Silver Fing. at tho Pri neeAs'e. oonti nue to attract delighted audiences, lolanthe. at the Savoy, seems ...
... and .lack Sheppard has been almost forgotten. Put history repeats itself. The production of A Sailor and His Lass at Drury-lane has been oli . ected to on the ground that a public execution, with all its revolting details, is represented in more ...
... charged at Bow-street Policecourt, London, with embv.aling money belonging to his eon losers, ales-rs. } erard b134-founders, Drury-lane. The prisoner was employed as a shomuan by the prosecuting firm, and it eppeared that the ,sod's o, ray,, i by which he ...
... Gaylord, Mr. Packard. Mr..l. W. Turner, and Yr. Charles Lyall will be found. Several works new to London are spoken of. At Drury Lane the pantomime will give place to Mr. Carl Roses company about Faster. It is evident that opera in English is deservedly ...