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... truth. T?r SZIOKE' helmet. During a fire which broke out on Monday night in the basement of a house in Goldsmith-street, Drury-lane, Fireman Charles Deacon, of the Southwark headquarters, vent down into the basement wearing a smoke helmet. As did not respond ...
... Grove Ga-dens, Maidenhead, to Mary Ellen (Nellie). only daughter of the late H. Edward Pearce, for many years Treasurer at Drury Lane Theatre and Mtn. Pearce, of Xesdowcroft, Hitabam,Taplow. /PEAT/fa. BA - -On .1 14th, at King's Grove, Ellen, the devoted ...
... retirement from the Bishopric of Norwich. He will receive a retiring allowance of A5OO a year. Mr. George Graves. who out of the Drury Lane pantomime bill for a f.•a dar recently, is now quite recovered from hi,l finest trouble and has resumed his part of Abanazar ...
... Then, after a walk down Ludgate. hill, reet.street and the Strand they went to dinner, afterwards voice to the pantomime at Drury Lane. They reached home safely again about 9 p.m. after • thoroughly enjoyable day. CONRIRPATIVR Mcgruno.-4 crowded meeting in ...
... Then after walk down Ludgatthill, Fleetstreet and the Strand, they went to dinner, afterwards going to the pantomime at Drury Lane. They reached home steely again abaft 9 p.m., after • thoroughly enjoyable day. ...
... has been issued at the instance of the Public Proeccuter. Mr. William Hales, one of the proprieters of • general store in Drury-lane, wan the victim on Saturday night of • daring and appa:ently carefully-planned outrage. He had just left the premises with ...
... Station. (Laughter.) The prisoner was ordered to pay 7s. 6d. doctor’s fee. The body Mr. Louis Norman, scenic Artist at Drury Lane Theatre, wae recovered from the Thames off the Houses Parliament on Tuesday. Montague Holbein, who in 1902 swam from Cape ...
... make a mark until his incidental music for Dr. Dalton's adaptation of Milton's C.omus, which had an immediate success at Drury Lane in 1738. The nest we hear of him is in connection with two marques. performed at a private function in 1740. that was destined ...
... was tied, A King—From the poor women and childreu of Clare chaplet of Inge lilies, with gold and purple ribbons, Market, Drury-lane, Is another teaching msessge; In token of sorrow, sympathy and respect, from and perhaps the moat memsrabie of all, a ...
... fire bripthe ere of semparathely erten. Lo • wee Minted by the Royal the San sad the monied ea mainly at the swam of them Drury Lane Theatre in. destroyed in 11101), and this old did goed servies In something the I Illanoec— The mighoes tioandend through ...
... (Sarah Rosenberg. of Stationroad. Finsbury-park) neglccting to rarry out neceseary repairs. Prance. Alexander, a widow. of Drury-lane, was awarded LSO daina.ges and costs in the London Sheriff's Court. The accounts for 1900 of the Transvaal War Relief Fund ...
... romantic drama, Hinko.” the Queen’s Theatre. 1873 Mr. Vezin played with Phelps, Toole, and Mathews at the Gaiety Theatre. At Drury Lane, 1870. played Macbeth for the benefit of the Philadelphia Centennial. the production at the Crystal Palace, 1876, of Sophocles's ...