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... COVENIT GARDEN.— iCPPY.RE try limn. OCNTEE and CO. we served bon sewn Tablas bunted In advance at at Gunter and Co 7. W. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing N'o'rton Arthur Coale. THE CHIT.D.VCS PANTOMIME. TWICE DAILY, at 72 , m, TACK AND THE BEANSTALK ...
... characters but their principals had on Boxing Night a peculiar result. Miss Nellie Stewart was unable to play her part in the Drury Lane Pantomime, and Miss Mollie Lowell took her place. A verbal announcement of the fact was duly made, but in the turmoil it ...
... their own show and thrown ttoir lot with Harry UugWf, Tim (of Man- Chester). Sid Potter (of Swindon). Fond), BUI Nolan (of Drury-lane-a ww«tling manner of means leosMwo female boxers new to the metropolis,Mi« Francis Bell coloured lady) and Miss Annie Moore ...
... tliuce I came to Loodca Town ) wilt be IMNIGHT sad NIGHTLY LLI ,T LIND. at the GARRICK THEATRE; al.° la the Pantoimes at Drury Lane T.R. Mancheater. T.I. Edna. bursa. lesart lbeatre. Liverpool, kc. and Played as a March by ali Iho :earling Bands.—G. 8100011 ...
... r: • Light Fittings, etc D.-i^ns and estimates tr, 11 HART, SON. PL ARO, and CO. (Ld.J (only London aduress!, 5- 1 . d. Drury-lane. Stian , W.C. DRESDEN CHINA DEPOT.— ONLY ADDRESS. iZ, l'arriugdoii ?? • t Isdi'iiniu? il'ilboru-iiaducl), EC Hi -i:sdi:N ...
... TO-NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENTS DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Mlanaging Direetor ARTiIrU. COLLINS. Tb Childreil's Pantomime. TWICE DAILY, at 1.-0 and 7.130,AN JACK IND THE BEANsTALK. Written and invenited by ARTHUR STURGESS and Aarsetn COLLINS. Music by J. M. Glover ...
... the siege of Pondicherry ; Peg Nicholson, who attempted to stab George 11l ; and Hadfield, who fired at the same King at Drury-lane Theatre. The statues of raving and melancholy madness carved by Cahn Gabriel Cibber— Great Cibber's brazen, brainless brothers ...
... Imndon a-rmed with his sketches which )ard lent him, and his recommendation, in i- f %whichi he ?? commissions for l~ra, for Drury Lane Theatre, and for the ?? ,,f The Ilose and the lihng' Since then > Ve r looked back, and he is now talilng a Io ! .ay before ...
... (iaetani della Fargia. In 1863 she was, however, back again, though only on an errand of kindness, giving four performances Drury Lane for the benefit of her old manager Lumley. ...
... THEATRES DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL.. TO-RZIGHT an' Vi iCE0 laAII., at 1.30 ?? 750, Writke and inventd by .trthuar Sturues an'! Arkhur COMUS, JTohttsr lienvrs. ?? NcI-n. NAIi'lL Lw ll.fia PreTon C~rtnl'ah± Troupe.Q and 1\'wrfu VtiliY BQUO'-iXW IT1Oal JACK ...
... - Mr. E. G. Saunders TO And EVERY EVENING ag 7.31 until further notice. Production of SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S Magnificent Drury Lane PANTOMIME, DICK WHITTINGTON By Sir Augustus Harris, Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton. Under the aole direction of HENRY ...
... saws. &c. nt. to British Admiralty & War Office. direct or through merchants SACKS, BAGS & TWINE. J. De Palos & Co., 18, Drury Lane, Liverpool. Jute, Cotton and Linen Sacks and Bags of every description for Home use and Exportation. Flax, Hemp and Jute ...