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... A SCENE IN DRURY LANE. Warrladen left the company behove the dimmer was over. alma be Intended to Melt his *IN Paresis, who wee on that Jess wintering a performance of Rlamletto. at the Opera !loon la Owlet Garden. He rote from the table dipped cies ...
... cm Thursday, Hr. W. Schroeder held an inquest on the body of Soloman (44), an artist, who last melded in &Merton Street, Drury lane, and who died on Meader in St. Oiles's Workhouse. Mr. George lease Nathan, of Spanish Place. Manchester Square, • director ...
... back into the w ilds, and, save for one relative, his friends lost all trace of him. His last shelter was in the alums of Drury Lane, not very far from the site of the sponging-house where George Norland•died. A couple of months ago ho was found lying in ...
... two perle, with five wear in each port, and written on the same linen as the pantomime with the title that lie wrote for Drury Lane Theatre. London, four years ego. We may say at .bat from a scenic pour of view Mother f10e will found immensely attractive ...
... the title of Robinson Crusoe, written by J. sad lofermatios gleam to the police. The deceased Hickory Wood, author of Drury Lane pantomimes, mid and at 'Weight on • i g h• which, in the second part at anytate, is much obeys boor named Fred Senior ...
... WHAT WAY BL Who knows bat that soma day the min Icemen! of Drury Lane will follow the sueeass Initiated by real sheep, real noes, aed real atot.r•eara by the still greater nooses consequent upon the proattrition of a real play by a real dramatist I= Vanity ...
... may suddenly disappear and our High Anglican friends will then be in for a bad time. Mr. Hall Caine's The Bondman. at Drury Lane. is noticed as Mr. Collins's Panorama; Mr. Comyns Can's Tristram and Iseult is noti ced at length, and Mr. Tree's revival ...
... father, or who his father was, at the opening of the play is poor; but he is intensely fond of his art, ambitious to play at Drury Lane Theatre, and proud and high-minded. At the same time he is sed of a vast amount of that spirit of g fellowship, light.h ...
... of whales is limited in these parts. Poesibly a bml shark might do or a property' whale might hired for the occasion from Drury Lane. But should this whale swallow me, I suppose my widow would be able to drew my club money. Tbe vicar adds that he is prepared ...
... ON L 1 . The Led sad Healing an Saturday, the Prises Meister at • lunation at the !Where Imam, and this wee lamed by • at Drury Lane Theatre. Sir John M.P., presided at the luneheon. Sw Henry Oeinpbeß-Benneaverin, tieing to respond to the to of Land Reform ...
... LTD. Local Branch:- 31, KING STREET, HUDDERSFIELD. Over 500 Branches now epos In the evening a large meeting was hold in Drury Lane thentre, at which Mr. CHI3IIOffILL was the chief speaker, who said that the urban problem was not less important than the ...
... tells warming the death of Charles Dickens. On the day when the event cut its rivet shadow over London he was walking down Drury Lane. heard a shawled girl exclaim, Dickens dead I Then will Faille( Christmas die too?— Trifler. OLD CUSTOMS. M Blankney ...