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... aliving;, renders vacant the secretaryship of the Additional Curates' Society, a post worth £500 a year. The next pantomime at Drury Lane Will be the joint product of the leasses and Mr. Harry Nicholls, and will, be founded on the not unfamiliar adven- tares ...
... Gollege, Manchester. It is understood thai' Mr. J. M. Glover hns been engaged to' composetthe music of the forthcoming ' Drury Lane drama. The DewsburyandBatley Corporations aro secking power to include petrions of ;Soothill Upper within their Tespective ...
... bouquets of flowers on her ats neck and shoulderl. by Monday, December 4, is the date arranged for the annnal matinee at Drury Lane for the benefit of the n General Theatrical Fund. ed ny Irish farmers Pro in the fortunate position of ?? ?? a sufficiency ...
... years tango, but hae. snsce then been comjelled by serious illness to give up work, is now engaged in the same . capacity at Drury Lane. t Afarmernamed Thomas Eaines was the 'other r evening oalledfupon by the minister at Barrow Bap- ,t. tist Chapel, near ...
... with the throwing of a constable into the Thames at Mill. bank. The prisoner, Thomas William. Smith, who gave an address in Drury Lane, informed the police that he participated in the outrage. He was co.n. L mitted for trial. A lamplihhter named Dove has ...
... oosts by the Llandnudl magis- trates for assaulting a programme boy. Sir Aug ustus Inrris haa generously offered the Ilse of Drury Lane Theatro for a matinee in aid of the numerous players tlhrown out of cngagiment by the sudden collapse of the season at thoe ...
... betting on horso ea11y maolng. saeM At Bow-street, London, on Friday, George Dauks,' Dd ill carman, of sairdinia-knildings, Drury.-lane, eaa re- still a Inlauded, charged with wife murder. A girl nam'ed leave Eliza Mill said sihe heard 'mr. and Mrs. Dukes ...
... 3. about midaight with a troop of sleepy youngsters wnoi ao not unnerstooe orenjoyed: half of what b they had seen at a Drury-lane or Covent Garden pantomime. I ought to say that the stage 3 manager, director and inventor of the scenery in this play is ...