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... Liverpool. have altered the style of their firm to that of Loynd and Wallace. Mr. Charles E. Tat/ ,of Middleton-chambers, Drury-lane, Liverpool, is commenced business as a general commission merchant. Notification is made that the partnership heretofore ...
... Christmas nerformanues took plane. The most important of the many theatrical events, however; Was the production of the Drury Lane pantomime, which this vear is entitled IHumpty Dntnpty; or Hrleqziinv the ,Yellow 1Dwarf, and the auir One wit] the Golden ...
... tbeattical managers thioughout oountiy receipt in provincial four by outride RHie down for Diuiy-lane cf scare lasted bojkiuge Drury-lane little run j dibavtruus first of :lces Tea ’ The pink ) ornunieiit6(l with of cups of twit back of o’clock the spout cat’s ...
... breadth, 24.2 feet; depth, 11 feet. Lying at Runcorn. For inventories and further particulars apply to John Edwards and Drury-lane, Liverpool, or to C. W OCR ir CO Brokers, . . Walm - er •At Lloyd's Captain's Room, Royal Exclunge, on nuredsy. January ...
... Melbourne, in 1877 (£1875). Information is wanted of Miss H., a schoolmistress, whose father formerly acted as harlequin at Drury-lane Theatre, and Hugh O., who went to America in. 1867, under an assumed zE name, as a member of a touring theatrical com- pany ...
... magnifi. e ence year by year, until one wvonders when the r Iimit of splentdour will bereaclied. In the panto. ironic at Drury-lane. which this year deals with !he fortunes of our old friend of tihe nursery- Ilumpty Dumpty `-Sir Augustus Harris has fxcelled ...
... Wales, with all the eve eve members of their family except Prince George, were car present at the first performance of the Drury Lane im ppantomime. This is the first occasion on which the to I Prince and Princss have been at a pantomine on brr Boxing Night ...
... theatres were after all, therefore, filled, and the greatest of the season's festivals—Venice at Olympia and the pantomime at Drury Lane—could be clearly seen. Of the three causes celebres which have filled our newspapers for weeks past the last is not the ...
... Exciting Drama, entitled THE ' DEAD LETTER; on, Sight \ \ The composed and arranged by John Barnard, Esq., Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Lyceum, Hayn.arket, Olympic, &0., &o. Notice to Burnley Public. '* The Dead Letter has been played to crowded and e ...
... Melbourne, in 1877 (£1,875). I Information is wanted of Miss IL, school mis tress, whose father formerly acted harlequin Drury-lane I Theatre; and Hugh 0., who went to America in 1887, | under assumed name, as member of a touring theatrical company, sought ...
... c pantomimist of considerable --;m-fiumu this character at tbe Theatre Royal, , SOme years ago, and hae been cast in the Drury-lane :n-od—. London, and elsewhere. His King Rat is a v Impersonasion of the demon dcn--s z also sang well, 'H-‘.h:h- with Mfi‘m ...
... theatres were after all, therefore, filled, and the greatest of the season's festivals—Venice at Olympia and the pantomime at Drury Lane—could be clearly seen. Of the three causes relebres which have filled our newspapers for weeks past the last is not the ...