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... becoming exceedingly popular stage and ball room, her playing page to Marreadr when the great tragedian appeared Rtoaelieu Drury Lane, under Bunn's management. With T. P. Cooke, of *' Black-ey'd Susan ” fame, she danced English hornpipo; to Madam© Celeste ...
... ■ the scone painter, the oojtamier, the ballet master, and the mechaniclau*. have combined anything ever accomplished at Drury Lane. The production, indeed, is full cf surprises and beauties, its popularity asrured. AHCHBISHOP OF YORK AND THE COBONAYIOS ...
... wakes in ber garret once more But her reword is at hand, for the kindly old ph laetbrop st cf the play’s beginning comes Drury Lane to bear her and her his own home. THE LATE MAJOR BRAMtEY. Major Jeoniogs Bramlcy. the 2nd ScottHvirae, and reported kiiled ...
... (Josephine), Miss S. Taunton (Hebe), Miss Clsiw Walker (Little Buttercup). Mr. Glover’s pantomime music in cotmectton with tho Drury Lane Christmas Annual contains a great deal of the humorous element- Truth says. Mr. Glover revels in musical fun. There something ...
... perfect Isay* pet; only 3bv. east AS.—Mark*. Cooaibe, Oxtowahirc. Frying Range, newest patent; great bargain. Jt* White. Drury Lane. SolihoiL (fit 14 hand*), nearly new. amt any trade; sell i X* room Waoled —Navigation Inn. St. IWlS.—odier \yfUJAM* and ...
... very clean, tenu to. 6d.. to. 9J. to W. Leach T>ARADB.—Front bouses, rent 5*.. v«n a* Camden Bt-Ftank Taytor. 31. Bt. (Drury Lane).—ExaeOeut O ..nl. 1. »d Mo. ■pRDI.Nt.XXiN (128. Booth Rd.j.—GenUel Villa two Hr reception, four bed room*, bath. IKBON ...
... St. (Drury Lane).—Escelleol back houses, very central. rente 3s. »d.: key No. A—Taylor. Ne»ha it St, ERDINGTON 134. Church Bd.. Chaiehi.-Four bed rooms, bath, lavatory (hot and cold water), inside w.c.; good garden; delightful situation; rent AJS, WARD ...
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... thirties, with ** Hall of manes, met with ridirulo from the caustic pen of William Haaiitt. The production the same play Drury Lane m the sixties, which 1 was present, when the late Samuel Phelps played the title part, wa. chiefly remarkable for two things—the ...
... past, is now conviJwcant, and gono Bournemouth. Mary Ann Harness, eight years of age, whoso parents livo at tho back of 2. Drury Lane, BintunKham, died the General Hospital from the effects of burns. Wednesday afternoon the child’* clothes caught firo and ...
... route. The aeries, am told, has been a signal eucoem, over 270 having taken advantage of this up-to-date method of eeeang Drury Lane pantomime with a maximum of comfort and minimum of cost. Already lam informed some of tbs visitors are anxious re-book for ...
... THE BISrtfINGHAM DAILY M. *• BBN HUR AT DRURY LANE ...