... over the nId- estatilished Wholesale Stationery uiness, carried on by Nleso-'s. Spalding and lodge for upward.s of a, ?? in Drury Lane. codun. The whole orfthe Pre erence and orblior.y.haresicwrotene to he issued have been taken by the pcrtners, Messrs. John ...

... the (Shies of ten Chompanype3f to ia en Olargees of the Bankers. 3rksnd. sboliciteors 1London. July, 1552. Theatre itoyal Drury Lane. adri Uoyai Italian Opera Houss,.Oovert Garden, 7th July. 1892. To the Directors of the Place Theatre ( rmniterat ivontlemcn ...

... EVENING. .AT 720, THE SCHOOL FORL SCANI')AI,- MISS FORTfESCUE as rady Teezic. MC~r~Z SlosOKATAVAUGix ASCOMANB.S~ In the great Drury Lane 1)ezma, 7.30. A SAILOR'S KNOTns 7 . MONDAY NEXT. Mr. GEORGE KIRK and CKJWPAY. n. H DBPU1'X SHER.IFF. ?? IG le~. ONOT 7 ...

... _jjtAT9 RYAL ~BIR-MINGHA3L COMPANY. in the Guest Drury Lane Drma*. *PAXI, KA-UVAR. Preceded £~tl.10 by the .&uingau Musical helange jDOMSST1O SQUABBLES. MgoAY NET Jane 19. Grand Itepeoduotloo Of DION X5OUCIO0AUL'S Famouess Irish Drama. - A&BARANA-POGUS ...

... augmented Band. Doorm open 7.10; EV Doo 6.50. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION FOR ErASTER. M02oeA April 7, Mr. AUGUSTUS HARRS'S DRURY LANE COMPANk, including Lady Dunlo, Agnes Delaporte, Annie RalfEord Alice Lethbridge. Violet Ellecott. Victor Steveos, Harn Figsh-er ...

... SHADOW, under the direction of Mr. IV. ,u. 1_ANc~ASTER. S~SCNX.Important ?? Sir Nights oac~. ot lir. AUGU STUS HA.RRIS'S DRURY LANE COMPANY inthe Great Bulesqacue. VENTS. Morninig Perlormianee of VENt'.$. Tct;RoSuAY.-October 37. _ ?? r-I A-ND THEATRE_ ...

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... Nights New re] Eribuot Scenery by Bruc! mih To-wviGur (Saturday), at 7.30 j lifE A`UGUSTUS HARRIS'S DR.AMATIC COMPANY, From Drury Lane anti Covent Garden The:atres. in the Dralmatc Sury.of the London Season 1831. entitled. A MILLION OPFOE. The Corpnicn will ...

... 6S4. Sir A'GUSTUS IARRIS'S COXMPALNY in the Up to Date Sporting Drrruma the 7.30. PRODIGAL DAUGHTER, 7.30. ] Froms the Drury lane and Covent Garden Theatrea, with the Ongynnl Scenery Dresses and Horses. including the Grand Niationra IN'irnqur, Vt)LUPtrPARY ...

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... IN.m BaIkVOMe Freed Slaves, P~tauion Songs &ad Dabcas. .P DCE OF WALES-THETRX4DROD At 7.33 SIR AUGUST A AXY1 in the Hrt Drury Lane Deama A SAILOR'S KNTOTDI fine of the gr~eat SucceseS ever prodnewi unadrbangncn of Sir A 'natur Harriby MO TYAY1(~ THE ...

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