... reasonable to good tenant. —Apply personally. BE LET BY ENDER, all that well-known FULLY LICENSED HOUSE, tbe Albion Inn, Drury Lane. Hollinwood, stating rent and goodwill, subject to wet and dry valuation, on or before a.m. Tuesday, April 2nd, and possession ...

... surprised to • Bee Sydney Smith, which naturally suggested Am Irit 4 Y Canon of St. Paul's and the present acting manager of Drury Lane , I also noticed limo du Diable, and I was told inhabited by dangerous characters. I therefore gave street • wide berth ...

... London life is depicted—fast life, busy life, low life, and Whitechapcl life—and the scenery is very good, particularly Drury Lane and some wellknown streets in Whitechapel. THEATRE, SALFORD. Last night A Forlorn Hope, described the programme as ...

... Coriolanus or Macbeth. 1820 Edmund and W. C. Macready appeared simultaneously in the part the rival theatres Covent Garden and Drury Lane, very much, however, to the advantage of the latter. Kean's figure was unsuited to the part, and unfavourable criticism ...

... Tatman. Joan (Elizsbetles Meld) Gwendolyn Logan. Elizabeth Amy Coleridge. • • • Conormtulatinne to Mr. Arthur Collins, of Drury Lane Theatre, who bee just married Miss Jeannette Buford Thom, in New York, where he first met her, it is whispered, at • dress ...

... lame of the famous Cretnorne Gardens at Pimlino, and eventually became manager of Astley's Theatre, the Lyceum, and old Drury Lane. The Fire at Covent Garde. Theatre. In 1858 leswtb.oldCoventGardw, Theatre burned down, and in my memory the disaster is ...