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... to do. Apologising for trespassing on your valuable space.—l remain, sir, yours obediently, Payne Clarke. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, April 22, 1890. From trial report, Liverpool Mercury, March 21, 1890 On August there appeared in the defendants’ newspaper ...
... worthy. *• Tin: HAG O' It was permissible for sentimental wayfarers to sigh at the spectacle offered this day at the top Drury lane where company labourers w'ere running scatfolding preparatory to the demolition of “The Bag Nails.” The house so designated ...
... now being mede to ebtein for these the support of all fair-minded mea who have work to give out. “ Paul Keuver,” the new Drury Lane crams, ie breesy, sensstional pirce, of the hind familiar enough to patrons of the national theatre. Its dialogue is wretchedly ...
... Macliay's new melodiama, Paul Kauvar, whicli Ws peadietd at ulzify-lane last pitil. It~i a ?obuat draua of t typial Drury- lane ft5npi fuL of exelitig incidents, sensatiunal iu pltt, and ech scenV A 9pletdid gtbgb picture. The hero is al artiet and ...
... returning Sir J D Weston, and sending l© the House of Commons another supporter of Mr policy—Home Rule for Ireland. London (Drury-lane Branch). —Meeting at the Brown Bear, 65 Broad-street, Bloomsbury, Sunday, pm— Mr J Meaney presiding. Mr J Doolan gave a ...
... theatres, but would the popu- lar voice in London declare in favour of a general adoption of the system? Wlhat I about Drury Lane and its peerless Augustus ' Druriolanus? We question if the average e theatre-goer in London would abolish this a most ...
... l, which 1 sincerely hope will realise handsome proceeds. Mr David Sheuhy. M P, will take the chair at 8.90. ■.•n ...
... Liberal Club, Whitehall, after which J Sweeney, organiser, addressed the meeting on the registration the district. 14U (Drury-lane Branch).—Meeting at the Brown Bear, « ■ •Broad-street, Bloomsbury, on Sunday, 8 SO —Mr J Cushion the chair A O'Neill, gave ...
... evening. June sharp, t''« I.U .ml and ...
... the impending police strike, for the crowds were of a very disorderly character, and composed largely of the denizens of Drury lane and the slums in that neighbourhood. Several bogus fights were organised, evidently with the object, which wvas pretty well ...
... 7 0 Barnsley BranchlINL ?? ?? . 2 2 0I Cansteford Branch, I N L ?? .. . 2 5 0 Milto-vn 3lalbay Branch I N L ?? .. 1 0 0 Drury lane BranchlL ?? ?? , 112 0 (Netting ll) n I 0 N ibnern8a Clu, , .r1ebnlebon - : ,, 5 0 O John Mligan, Eq, s 5e Brighten, Monks- ...
... on Thursday, July It, at the Archway Restaurant, Arcuwayread, Upper Holloway. Routine business was transacts.;. London (Drury-lane Brauch^.— Meeting the Brown Beer, tt Broad-street, Blooiusbury, at p Cushion in the chair. f.r the Matt l-aiiis Fund—J Cushion ...