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... Drury Lane Theatre. — The proprietors of this I theatre held their annual assembly on Saturday in the I saloon, Mr. Thomas Rawlinson presiding. — The committee's I and architect's reports showed that for the year ending June 30 last the gross receipts ...
... Augustus Harris and Mr. ?? Micawber Rowe are busy on a new and sensational drama named ' Freedom,'' to be brought out at Drury Lane on the 4th prox. .Mr. Irving has paid over £1,000 as the proceeds of tho performance at the Lyceum, on June 14, on behalf ...
... BOW-STREET. William Morfian was charged with causing the death of a man named George Ward. The deceased was employed at Drury Lane Theatre as a painter, and was engaged on some work on the portico of the theatre on Friday morning. He was standing on a ...
... JULIAN GOLDSMID. Piccadilly, July 25. Theatre Royal DruryLaxe.— A general meet- ing of the renters of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, was held in the saloon of the theatre yesterday afternoon, Cap- tain Sliarjie presielin;;.— The secretary submitted the ...
... on remand with causing the death of a man : named George Ward. The decr-ased was enrjaeed in paint- ! ing the portico of Drury Lane Theatre, and was on a ladder ! about 30 feet from the ground. The defendant wa. driving | a dust cart belonging to Mr. Co ...
... lb. HOOKS B&0&, Merchants, 3 . King WiUiam street, City. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. July 2. 1.3. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the Theatre Royal, Drury- Lane, Company of Proprietors will be held in the Saloon of the Theatre on SATURDAY ...
... MORNING PERFORM. « ?? , this > ?? will be given on SATURDAY, July 14, at two ?? dock. LA SON-NAM BC L A ; Madame Albani. ? ' DRURY LANE. Arc.rsTrs Harris. 1 Ol TH.— l79th Performance.— Last Nights At ?? I ORD WOLSELI-Y ?? OPINION ■^ War-office, May S, ISS3 ...
... yours, WOLSELEY. ?? Augustus Harris, Esq. TEARS,~ ~~ LAUGHTER, CHEERS, UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM APPLAUSE ' _THEATRE_ROYAL, DRURY LANE. \T OUTH. -The LAST PERFORMANCE of the present JL run will be on SATURDAY, July 14, as this most success- ful Play must ...
... WOLsELLY. 'Augustus Harris. Esq. T PEARS, ! J LAUGHTER, CHEER-, APPLAUSE. „._ UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM. _THTATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. \ r OUTH.— The LAST PERFORMANCE of the present | run will be on SATURDAY. July 14, as 'his most success- ful Play imiji ...
... MORNING PERFORM- j _■ \ ANCE this Season will be given on SATL'RDAY, July 14, ai two o'clock.— LA SONNAMBULA : Madame Albaui. DRURY LANE. AUGUSTUS HARRIS. YOUTH.— lsist Performance.— Last Nights. _ _At 7.-C LORD WOLSELEY'S OPINION '• War-office, May 3, 1853 ...
... TELEPHONE, for every Theatre and Entertainmsntin London, at Mr. MITCHELL'S Royal Library, 38, Old Bond-street. YO U T H.— DRURY LANE THEAT RE? PRIVATE BOX, on the First Tier, to hold eight persons, for one guinea —Mr. MITCHELL'S Royal Library, 33, Old Bond-st ...
... quite ?? ' Augusta, Harris, Bag. ?? *- LAUGHTER, CHEERS, APPLAUSE. TiirATT-r _>.Vv>^° rXDED ENTHUSIASM. lUEATRE RuiAL, DRURY LANE. V^rTH. The LAST PERFORMANCE of the present . run will be on SATURDAY, July 14, as this most success- . ?? _ mU ? a alli ...