... rent only fid Keys JL> property—Taylor. 39. NewhaU St. End |n*ar|.—Back Bouses to Let; real 3a 9d.; ntefi A-F yard—Keys. 3. Drury Lane. BUCK fit.—Front House, rent ss. fid.; also back Hoaas, to. 3d—Kryr. 30. Bock B..—Back Hoc.*, rent onlr 4a. id. 90. Cohahill ...

... marewas axsaang. wero informed, and on the and Detective Stomer found the nrxre the poeeoeeaa two named and Alfred back of 3, Drury Lane, BirmmghHen. Hie were and this they wero brought vg> before City Stipendiary (Mr. T. M. Col more) Ooorti, ana thru-god with ...

... no longer figure on the same bilL This is inevitable, inasmuch as Rardou’s Dante drama, which to Sir Henry’s attraction Drury Lane the early spring, contains no part suitable the brilliant uctrosa who bos long and loyally supported him. But aho does not ...

... Mr. Waller have found part that last him for many scasoca eotne. Christmc* entenainments are to found in “Mother Goose Drury Lane. “Water Babies at the Garrick, and “The little Un-Fa ry Prinoeas “ at the Shaftesbury. Lovers that hybrid production that ...

... Prisoner was nutbl lying apparently in a hopeless cooditiyu • .HJ cation. Mr. Dan Leno driting boiu ...

... daughter of the late Mr. William Ramsey. Sir Henry Irving having ployed French artate paint for bis ol Deato (due in April Drury Lane), ehall bare ex. art with Hog- I tab the the Inferno. Mr. Hawes Graven’* Hades “UWasee bring everybody’s memory. M. Georges ...

... This piece was announced authors being founded on Hogarth’s scries pictures *’ Marriage a Mode.’* was originally produced Drury Lane in the year 1766. Tbo port o: Lord Ogleby, which Garrick refused to play at tbo original production, which was eventually ...

... THE PANTOUZHZ. Tke Quceu, lha iVinoo and Princes* of Walea Pri*. ce-a Vktor.a, end suite were present the Tbeatse llovoi. Drury Lane, last evening, performanoo of pan toon •* Mother Goose.” scornsn llebs’ non-success The are hav.ug groat time in the Domimou ...

... the stage. Petitioner objected very much, but a- last be agreed, and from 1596 respondent had acted in various pantomimes Drury Lane. Mrs. Bloxham introduced Mr. Verney, a married man, to her husband in 1695, and the two families became on friendly terms ...

... charged Monday with wondering abroad without visible mean* of subaisteooe. The boy quasi.os. was found sleeping doorasep in Drury Lane. tad that not read or write, chat he had never been school, and that bad no parent*. According hie account, ho had been ...

... st idiea at the Academy Dancing. the infant on tew Wb.ob was included, and speeAfy found favrur sotb -iiw the floral. Her Drury Lane tolkrwed. then hkiik* (I.finer fa*amo associated with those expert dancers Gnsi. Louise Fietmog. and She also accompanied ...

... earns ■ 30. TL irvlajv a»‘ 'iio'dayv 2A) Harr, w. n*' cpcmo exhibiTium cznxxsK craioe SOW UPI-M. NE.V OOK SPECIAL PARTY TO DRURY LANE PANTOMIME . - MttCLEA COOS£. Ftw U3oa m. WEnQ ®jh., and FTHMCNUiIAM 12 sajoc. Peer I t oietaiiaa prvgsaa m auu apply to ...