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... J Widger. The glove contest for the 9st Championship of England between Will Curley, of Newcastle, and Jack Roberts, of Drury Lane, will take place at the National Sporting Club on Monday, the 21st inst. The battle will be one of fifteen rounds. Arkwright ...
... Marriott, died suddenly 01 Christmas night at her residence, in London, at the age of 76. She made her first anpearance at Drury Lane in December, 1854, when she sus* taioed the part of Bianca in Dean Milman’s tragedy of Fazio.” In the autumn of 1863 she ...
... that The , Whole Land and Tam” is that portion the oity which has Grafton street on one side, and goes westward as far M Drury lane, whose name was Little Butter lane: wkila King street on the south, and street (formerly Chequer lane) on the north, dose ...
... Hickory Wood, who is now among ! the foremost of our pantomime writers, and: was entrusted with the hook for this year's! Drury Lane annual, which, owing to illness, Paz Walter Sturgess was unable to undertake. The iialiq,me is smartly written, in ! an ...
... Commissioner was !Moved to act became a paper-seller was rather too familiar with the Duke of York when he recently visited Drury Lane near% not held to be a sufficient junta. ti• for interfering with the amens el iveUhood of scores of industrious peruser ...
... in “The Price of et Drury-lane Peace,” Theatre, that he has made her s presént ...
... has scored such a apart by a very success in “The Sleeping Beauty and the In France, after rage’ for a play ® Beast” at Drury Lane. over, after exaggerated praise of the first performances, after the success of actuality, or YN ee fellowship, there comes ...
... his motive, and refused Rive any e*- plsoauan about his antecedents; bat it was soon ascertained the eon of machinist in Drury lane Theatre, and had for some months bom out employment. was etamined the first instance before the and then committed to Newgate ...
... Mitt =km no secret of he web . to cal &Mil'. the Th e K i n .. m enu .. Th e ~, ____ , News , j lust my be Misted, MT, Drury Lane mad Doyens anen • me remreiy Gaidee he the laegvs of he kind miles, rereivuat the mel treatment ef • h i b ag . Smelt ...
... “Times” for 6 Dec., 1794, in whic reference is made to the acquisition by the French of the islands » to Miss Ferren at Drury Lane, Siddons as Lady Moe fetched (says a contemporary) ...
... real mob. urging, shrieking, tensing and going, since the Duke of Sue.bungen brought over his famous company of players to Drury Lane over twenty years ago. It sru the Wet of this Priam, who tan loved dro matic art, that every actor on the stage, no matter ...
... Opera Company. Nereral of Mos Cook's c'hildreit have been or are on the star. Miss Alive Armley Cook has been playing in the Drury Lane pantomime, and Mr Furman: Cook and Mrs Meyer Lots, another of her daughters, were ale, members of the profession. Ttm late ...