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... Damages of £2OO were awarded on Friday in Mr. Justice Bucknill's court to Mr. Harold Belcher, who played in “The Whip ” at Drury Lane, for a libel contained in a serial story called “Motley and Tinsel ” in ** Lloyd’s News.”’ A stay of execution was grauted ...
... Varney provided two recitations —*The Lady Sold by Auction” and * The Bride’s First Wine Cup.” A Corrision.—At the top of Drury Lane, about 30 on Monday evening, a collision occurred b'etwoenr a trap 'dri\'(-n_b} Mr J Cleaver, of the arley Mow Inn, Stockton ...
... STREET, RUGBY, together Rt with Stables, Coach-houses, Covered Shed, She \ Quoit Ground, and Appurtenances, situate fi : ¥ Drury Lane, Rugby, let on Lease to Messrs, Lucas & Co., Ltd., until 25th March, 1913, a : annual rent of £2OB. 4 S i o v ;% The STABLES ...
... of a Fourth Share of Valuable Freehold Licensed Properties, viz., the Bull Hotel, Sheep Street, and the Prince of Wales, Drury Lane, Rugby, advertised to be Sold by Auction at the Royal George Hotel, Rugby, on Monday, the 3rd day of April, 1911, WILL NOT ...
... of a Fourth Share of Vajgaile Freehold Licensed Properties, viz., ‘the Bull Hotel, Sheep Street, and the Prince «f Wales, Drury Lane, Rugby. advertised to Le Nold by Auction at the Royal George Hut(xl,&!u;fl ¥ on Monday Next, April 3, 1911, : - - 1 .% y ...
... Stores. The fire began at 4.9 in the morning, and the brigade and engine were quickly taken to the back of the premises in Drury Lane. Until the water could be turned on at the main, lines were formed, and water supplied to the engine from a number of n ...
... Ths very Desirable FREEHOLD LICENSED PREMISES known as * The Prince of Wales ™ Beerhouse and Appurtenances, situate in Drury Lane, Rugby, adjoiring Lot 1, subject to the lite estate therein of a Lady aged about 70 years. To view apply to the Tenants ...
... rapidly-improving town of Rugby, with Stables, Coach-houses, Covered Shed, Shop, Quoit Ground, and Appurtenances, situate in Drury Lane, let on lease to Messrs. Lucas & Co., Ltd., until 25th March, 1913, at annual rental of £208: also Stables, Yard, Garden ...
... rapidly-improving town of Rugby, with Stables, Coach-houses, Covered Shed, Shop, Quoit Ground, and Appurtenances, situate in Drury Lane, let on lease to Messrs. Luecas & Co., Ltd., until 25th March, 1913, at annual rental of £208; also Stables, Yard, Garden ...
... Lot 2 The Desirable and Valuable FREEHOLD LICENSED BEERHOUSE known as “THE PRINCE OF WALES,” situate in Drury Lane, Rugby,with Appurtenances adjoining Lot 1, let on lease to Northampton Brewery Co., Ltd., until 24th June, 1912, at annual rental of £65 ...
... rapidly-improving town of Rugby, with Stables, Coach-houses, Covered Shed, Shop, Quoit Ground, and Appurtenances, situate in Drury Lane, let on lease to Messrs. Lucas & Co., Ltd., nntil 25th March, 1913, at annual rental of £208; also Stables, Yard, Garden ...
... satisfaction that the takings that day were to be devoted to such excellent objects. An attractive concert, to which the Drury Lane orchestra, under Mr. James Glover, contributed, was afterwards given, and then Princess Louise was escorted round the exhibition ...