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... ed upon its choice Lord Brasscy its Mayor for the ensuing year. His lordship will succeed Mr. J. M. Glover, the famous Drury - lane conductor, in the civic chair. Lord Brassey's bouse, Normanbuist, is only a few miles distant from Bexhill. The mayor elect ...
... remarked: “We have had many celebrated people from Sweden. There was the Swedish Nightingale, and people stood for hours outside Drury Lane only,to heir one note. When I came to London everything was Jenny Lind, from the hat down to the shoes.” ...
... Oroves, engineer, of Clapton, who fell through what he alleged was defective plank in scaffolding on which be was working at Drury Lane Theatre. The defendants were Messrs. Dove Brothers, contractors, of Islington, who erected the scaffold. LONGFORD : .NAYAL ...
... return like Anglicised heathen Chinees to ways that are dark, and tricks that are vain,” after the run of the play is over. Drury Lane, for instance, which is now one of the chief employers of children Christmastime, get all its tittle player-folk through ...
... the plaintiff’s line in the competition had not been adjneated upon by Mr. J. M. Glover, the wellknown musical director of Drury Lane, who was the (thief judge in the competition. Lord Justice Buckley rather questioned whether the competition was not lotteir ...
... stogr bring founded upon old fairy talsty tta D’Anqoy, which has been by Mta*ra. J- Hickory Wood and As prodntod.at toe Drury Lane it toll in fourteeatoonee, ayd the same number of principals wffl toqmrod worKito the plot. &e legend gwen starts with two ...
... Hr. Abraham L. Erlanger, of MeMrs. Klaw and Erlanger, the American theatre proprietor*, witnessed the performance of the Drury Lane pantomime with a view to securing the American rights. Moriz Rosenthal, the famous pianist, made • reappearance on Saturday ...
... her were great as ever, the petition collapsed. Lady Dunlo afterwards appeared in one of Bit Augustus Harris’ pantomimes Drury Lane, but she bade farewell the stage when, in 1891, her husband succeeded to the Earldom of Clancarty. The young Earl and Countess ...
... VANISHED. One evening, in the second week of November, 1803, Grimaldi, then playing Drury Lane, waa informed that two gentlemen were waiting to see him at the stage door. soon he could get away went down, and saw two young men of gentlemanly appearance ...
... National Tnad and Housing Committee, whom Mrs. Meredith, of BUey, Olouoestcrahire, aoenaed of assaulting her the demonstration Drury lane Theatre were dismissed Bvw-street. PARDONED BY THE CZAR. The Czar ha* jut granted pardon ez-Lieutenant von Lafflzberg', ...
... - »’ jfrtlifying •mount ofmccen. Good Bfcwi hw been re-, drived Sir Heory lrvfntf’e hedth, which makes hia London eeeeon Drury Lane prac> limUy oertainty. Heniy .V at the Imperial IJkwtre faae paaeed ita fiftieth performance, Mraoonrideratton of the ...
... inspector has saUefied himeelf that there is iU-treatment of the animal in the soene of horse falling from precipice at Drury Lane Theatre, i A report has gained currency Washington that Mr. Booaerelt, jun.j the eon of the President, who is present employed ...