... granted bail in the sum of £25 each, sol a sureiy of £25 each, making £5O in each _Mr. Chas. Alfred Harrison, Witham View, Drury Lane, merchant, entered into recognisances for tbe appearance of the defendants. ...

... h‘ltd‘ll lln:‘, :tlb: p‘-r\d of Broce bridge, t . C. Coox. - Sept., Ths4t Charicsworthatret, leading from IMN‘Cuflolull to Drury-lane, opened to the pablie. &l:w&. 1855, —-'l\:’md l': east window of ‘ Cathedral com L setti forth the scheme human Mm.. W.: ...

... For THREE NIGIITS ONLY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, September 20th, 21st, and 22nd, 1990, Mr. 1. A. Lonsdell, from Drury lane, London, with his_celobrated company, will imd-n the Pastomime Absurdity, entithed “JACK, THE GIANT KILLER.” Which will ...

... Lane. Of this, by the way, I remember the late William Beverley, the famous scenic artist, saying to me 15 years ago, “ Drury Lane is the only theatre in Londoa properly constructed and fit to sho wa grand ecene to advantage. lis mpmm z.rdm. uwufh the ...

... A PANTOMIME STGRY. | Once upon & Ume (says “M. A. P.) a Drury Lane | pantomime was mever reckoned complete without the | assistance of Mr. Haky Nicholls, a comedian of the |old school, who setyys /to bave setiled down 1o a quiet life at Bedford P':L“ ...

... and MATINEE on Saturday at 2.30, “RIP VAN WINKLE,” carect From HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE, LONDON FRED STOREY as “Rip,” From Drury Lane, Alhambra, and Gaiety Theatres, London, SCENERY and EFFECTS from HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. CHILDREN'S MATINEE on Saturday at ...

... saw the v bospitals. our infirmarios, ay®! j.ndants and sevend other youths throwing at Charles Wood, a labourer, of 1, Drury-lane, was charged with assaulting snd resisting ¥.o. Croit in the execution of his duty, on the might of the Ist inst.— P.e. ...

... weekly or fortnightly settlcments. — Quote prices and particulars to Pryce and Harris, W holesale Contractors, Cravenyard, Drury-lane, London. V'A\.\'l’}fb (after Easter) a good GENERAL IV¥ TSLRVANT for family at Croydon, 10 miles #rom Londen.—Apply, stating ...

... Miss Kanshaw, rury-lave, Me. ‘T, Wilson. Harduey, Mrs. A 1, and Miss G. Picker, West Parade, papers mgluu; Miss Jekyll, Drury-lane, ' on Fowler, 2 bags of polatoes; !un barner, Girls' High School, !o{- bovks and l ents; Mr. C. Leslie Melville, Mount ie ...

... things, educationally, can The deccased lady was a daughter of Mr. George be brought about in Lincoln we are bound Hclmes, of Drury-lane, Lincoln and be to look first as to the possibilities of carry- | fore her marriage was an active ing them out with success ...

... Messwrs. Imano, and Comj in a musical farce, “A Doubtfal Prom{'ugy.l. Hickary Wood. Mr. Wood is part aumthor of last year’s Drury lane pantomime, 90 something out of the ordinary may be expected. Among the other turns, two hail from the Paiace and the Alhambra—Mr ...

... the eame regiment, was lying dangerously i mn enterie fever, at Reitfontein West, on Nov. In the gable of an old house in Drury-lane, Wakeficld, which is being palled down lu?nlnw(l improvement, and is supposed to date from carly in the last century, has ...