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... Pit Stalls, 9d.; the Great Pit, &L; Gallery 4. D CORPORAT T ION H S E TR A EET MR. HENRY DUNDAS'S COMPANY, in the Great Drury Lane Drama. CHEER BO CHEER.- NEW AsI',IIifiATCRI,EOSSROI AL HONOUR TIIY TIME AND PRICES AS USUAL. ...
... EVERY MONDAY and SATURDAY EVENING for ladies and gentlemen. •—zo:--- Vocalist: Primo Tenore (late of Savoy. Lyceum, and Drury lane, also Royal Albert Hall, Crystal Palace, and St James's Hall Concerts, etc.) Conductor: MR. T. F.. COUNTNEY. Orchestra: ...
... the same name has been previously produced in London. It wis the work of the lee Mr. Edmund Falconer, who was manager at Drury Lane in the early 'sixties, and the author played the principal character in the play. It conaisted of four unconscionably long ...
... Vanity of Human Wishes, in imitation of the tenth Satire of Juvenal. A year later he produced his tragedy of Irene at Drury Lane. Lie received a sum of £3OO for the rights, and as the play ran to only Tourteen evenings he was pretty handsomely rewarded ...
... greetines which passed between him and the veterans onrrichy evening last week. is heartily appreciated. The Chtuith House in Drury Lane was again the locale of the feast, and there was a sufficiency of decoration in keeping with the season. This year, Mr. ...
... such records, as I have serioua thoughts of retiring from the C.I. I have dated well; my wife has gone to see thentomime it Drury Lane with a neighbour. My are burns cheerily, the house is quiet, and I feel the impulse to authorship strongly upon me. If nature ...
... TILE DRURY-LANE WINDOW TRAGEDY. i __ The st upon the body of Joseph Wootton. WAS dead in the re: of Sardiria-bnilds ' ings, Little W,ld-weet, Drury-lave, London, early on the morning of March 3rd. has been concluded. —Michael Joseph Holland, who is (binged ...
... general dealer named Joseph Wootton by throwing him from the third floor window of a block of tenements in Little Wild-street, Drury-lane. ...
... thing for the English sailors to have their nets cut. At the inquest on the body of the child Keneatey, the victim or the Drury-lane tragedy, the jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against Ueorge, otherwise Robertson. A terrible story is to hand ...
... vendor, in regard to the death of a little girl named Mary Kenealcy, only four years old, who dwelt in a squalid part of Drury-lane. It in not my intention to comment on the facts here, as they must be restated in the police. court and at the Old Dailey ...
... written in the gruesome kind of fiction could exceed in horror the story that comes from Little Wild-street—a squalid part of Drury-lane. Tne time was half-an-hour past midnight, when a woman heard a sickening thud on the ground below her bedroonr, followtd ...
... Sunday morning when lie heard footsteps in the returned on that bleak winter's day no many years eventually bring me out as a Drury Lane-prima front garden of the residence of Mr. William Lusby. ago. Where WOS the kindly face thet had been donna, I think I ...