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... That it matters not whether he is an American millionaire with a will to make, nor a tailor from Dr. Williamron's of Drury Lane, he will get chicken soup, beef tea, jellies and grapes, a clean shave, boots, clothes and fifty visiting cards, all absolutely ...
... pedigree. That it matters not whether he is an American millionaire with a will to moke, nor tailor from Dr. Williamron’s of Drury Lane, he will get chicken soup, beef teas jellies and grapes, clean shave, boots, clothes and fifty visiting cards, all absolutely ...
... next week the management of the Queen's Theatre, Dublin, promise a positive treat in melo-drama by introducing the famous Drury Lane production Paul Kauvar. Ths cast is a remarkably strong one, and the scenery and mounting excellent. The Brunswick Street ...
... DRAMA. During next week the Queen’s Theatre, Dublin, promise a positive treat in melo-dr&ma by introducing the famous Drury Lane production “Paul Kauvar.” The cast is a remarkably strong one, and the scenery and mounting excellent. The Brunswick Street ...
... ” That sounds very niticli like one the admiring phrases people are wont to describe some the beauties of the pantomime Drury-, lane, the brilliant, dazzling effects tho ballet, at the Alhambra. But It really was not any such outburst admiration of pleasure ...
... drove to the Derby in four-in-hand, Lord Duncannon having kindly presented him with ticket. On Wednesday evening went to Drury lane to see Sir Henry Irving in “The Merchant of Venice. Davy also saw the King of Spain, but did mot shake hands with him. ...
... was one of band famous in song; ■ Have ne’er heard the name, Have you ne’er heard the fame the six womon-barbers who livd Drury-lane ?” Piicn the story told in a famous modern entirely Ifriio. of .the bravest of Aliarslials .liad •uarricd his vra&berwonMui ...
... the general meeting of the ladiei of the club, the following were elected on the Committee for the ensuing year:—Min M. Drury, Lane, Min F. Walker-Leigh, Mrs. R. Martin, Mrs. J. X. Morphy, Mrs. C. Orpen, Mrs. B. Orpen, Mias Soovell (captain), Mrs. Q. Chaytor ...
... Wflberlone, Bisbqp Chichester, has left England for Tone rifle. will be away six weeks Twelfth Night was celebrated aa usual Drury Lane Theatre by the cutting of tha Bsddeley cake. Robert Baddeley’s legacy—be was cook before ho become from 1793. The Prince ...
... profession l»»« evidently a stroniK foothold the Beckhill Corporation. Mr. J. M. Glover, the eminent Duhlin-born conductor of Drury-lane orchestra, has been elected Mayor of that n* hut rising seaside resort* The radium mines at .Ton chi metal, Austria, recently ...
... adjonrnment the House ol Common* order that hon. Members might not miss Bettes Hamlet His first season of twenty-eight nights Drury Lane produced £17,200.. He last, appeared as “phenomenon” in 1808. On his return to the stage as a mere actor, in IM2, he was ...
... gave him advantage. Wishing to hoodwink both players and public, he secretly agreed to the inveigling away of most of the Drury Lane actors—of atl indeed, of any consequence save Colley Cibber, good all round man, whom possibly designed fill Swiney’s old ...