... conduc.ed by WUliam Davies, and the conneellve readings ware , ,n h* H Buzelev The erplained that the proceeds were aid Drury Lane Chape), which was badly need funds at the present time. the dove proposed [hanks the choir and to the reader, who had Bbron ...

... was very ably conducted by Mr. William Davies. The connective readings were given Mr. H. F. Chapel 7 Tke vvere in aid of Drury Lane ...

... ae if for the Old Hall, but, changing ht» course to the left, went over the road near the cottages on the bank on to the Drury Lane Farm, and here mysteriously die a red. Sharpe made several caste, but was not able to recover the line, The next run was ...

... 13 hands pony. Apply, Beaman, Bridgnorth. Sals, Pony, 12-8; quiet ride or drive: suit •A- lady or children.—Apply, Evans, Drury Lane, Bodington. Salop. Sale. Gray Pony. 12 hands: quiet to ride •A- and drive; real model.—Apply, J. Freeman. Wellington. Salop ...

... hands.—Wm. Bourne. Donnington, Newport. POB Sale, Pony, 12-3; quiet ride or drive; suit Jady or children.—Apply, W. Evans, Drury Lane. Bodington. Salop. pOB Sale, six year old Bay Cob: 14-2; broken to -a- harness and saddle; can tried. —162, Journal Office ...

... year has been notoriously had for theatrical business in London. The war and the Queen’s death have bed disastrous effect. Drury Lane directors, however, are quite satisfied. They tell the shareholder* their report of the fourth year’s working (ended June ...

... induced to cry their wares in whisper*. Everything was satisfactory and everyone wm congratulatory at the meeting of the Drury Lane proprietors. To begin with, the chairman. Lord George Loftus, was able to announce that with the new extension their lease ...

... HlLL*7th inst., aged 73, at High Street, Much Wenlook, Hannah Hul, late of Shrewsbury Boad. HOLBROOK*IBth ult., aged 74, at Drury Lane, Bodington (late of Souierwood), James Holbrook. HUGHES*7th inst.. aged 76, Stretton Eoad, Much Wenlook, Ann Hughes. JONES*3rd ...