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... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. Coroner's aitecaooo found a vovdtc« ‘'Wilful »«rder’ agamst the per so per. '•Shorty.” who for trial on tb« Coroner • warrant. COLLIERS’ NOTICE WITHDRAWN. This morning the seven days’ aU*c»s pentad Wedfast, the collieries the Duksnfieki ...
... DRURY LANE CHILD MURDER. SENTENCE OF DEATH. the London Central Criminal Court to-day. the Inal wa* concluded of George Robertson, alias George. ths murder of a little girl, Mary Kcncaly, years, in Goldsmiths Street, Drury Lane, 23rd. The little girl was ...
... SPACE FOR SPECIAL NEWS THE DRURY LANE MURDER. IMPORTANT ARREST. At Bow Street, to-day, George Robertson, alias bhortio (44). labourer, was charged with tbe wilful murder of Mary Kenealy, aged four years, in Drury Lane. May Kenealy, mother the child, stated ...
... twelve months' absence, Cherr. Boys, CKeer. returns to the Grand Theatre this week to delight local playgoers with typical Drury Lane drama. Full of starring incident and effective opportunities for spectacular display, the play is among the best of the ...
... (SUNDAY), MARCH l?rm, IX9, ? cciotA. Vocalist: HR. BATES MADDI3ON, fCfwTawre 'stacf Sisoy. Lyetocn. and Drury Lane, also Royal XxrtßsJ. Palace, and St. James s UallCnccerU, Ac.. Ac.'. J>-i. tod Air. It ll nil Hrans'i KijaX, In, CBjia Aniaun' •-‘■'tuticf ...
... been seen Binnimrharo Severn times proviously. it neverthelen attracted large audience at the Theatre Royal last night. all Drury Lane drama*, it affords ample scope for spectacular and mechanical etfcct, and Uie diving scene the last act one of the smartest ...
... SUNDAY NEXT. MARCH 18th, 1899, O'clock. Vocalist: MR. BATES MADDISON, Pritao Terw 'lsle of Steoy. and Drury Lane, also Royal AlSert Ctjjul I’alxce. and James's Hail Co cert*. *c_ *c,k Will Sing Redt, sod Air. If with all your Heart* * (ißGak. mendeisKdiDj: ...
... indeed is the drams faro offered at the Theatre Royal this week. Staged with all the realistic effect that characterises Drury Lane melodrama, even to the “stud of six blood horses, including the Grand National winner. * Voluptuary,”' the programme tells ...
... the Garrick Theatre, where Mr. H. T. Brickwell presented Puts tn Boots with large measure of suc'-ceas. The subject of the Drury Lane pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk. The German Emperor, who has been suffering from severe influenza cold caught at Gtihrde ...
... re*dr was and eeneabon eoenea. could havo imagined anything bo realistie and Mr. Arthur production ' ( HearU art Trump* at Drury Lane tliu resplendent production, a cntio says;—D hooret folk require this kind plajr, why should they not hats ? Although Im ...
... -JSrsS£i rw. «ZXSgar?,°gaL»E*E« THEATRE. BIRMINGHAM. TO-NIGHT AND DUBINO THE WEEK, 30. HENRY DABS COMPANY. THE GREATEST DRURY LANE* SUCCESS ** HUMAN NATURE. Monday sky. December 11. MR. OSMOND AND COMPANY. ISIF R 1 A T BORUEaLEY I Facia* Bon Mlatloo ...
... TO-NIGHT. 7 SO, COMPANY, THE DRURY LANE tVOCTBR, ** HITMAN NATURE. MOTSIAT WMTT. Deewwiber U. MR. OSMOND TRAKLK AND COMP ANT. IMPERIAL. 1 EAT RE, BORDKSLEY I lF»Oa« ejr M*tioa. U.W. ro?ts**OT%. CUAA E. JAMES BAODiX. To-tnoirr, Sew; R»»!y Door. &.1A UROROS ...