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... urton-road; Char lotte Lamb, 31, Friars] On the House holders’ Fund: Elizabeth Shearman, 3, Swen court ; Jane Ellis, 2, Drury-lane. .Newsum (the Mayor of Lincoln) and Mr. E B. P ley ‘were ap) inted as new trustees of the fund in the p Teddy Whittle will ...
... read; Charlotte Lamb_ 31, Friars'-lane, On the Householders’ Fund, Elizabeth Shearman, 3, Swanpool-court: Jane Ellis, 2, Drury-lane. Mr. C. H. Newsum étho Mayor of Lincoln) and Mr, G. E. B. Padley were appointed as new Trostees of the Fund in the place ...
... There was ample time for a cup of tea. and then the theatre. Who does not thrill at the pmq:et of a London theatre? Glorious Drury Lane! King Solomon’s mine of ;un and fancy, t?’o -ortld’l tk.‘l:.rp.m’; of al Y w’ ane, wenty suffusiugr’-‘i'rhamony 110 glittering ...
... iTJUKE DISTUBBAhKTE. o’clock on Toeaday night, who are strike hed jate-rrrcoP, in London, along etler Une Drury lane, sing jopulnr Tbeir I some printing premiess number thorn had been lice in the od. fearthe works, stterapted to stop owing their small ...
... . ing to istory of the County Hos. m said it was founded in 1769 on the Waterside North, and removed to the old site in Drury-lane in 1777. From that site it wus removed to the present gthin 1878, It was prowvded in the instance with accommodation for ...
... characterises her distinguished father. Apart from the unvaiUng the monument Queen Victoria, the festival performance at Drury Lane and the Court Ball Buckingham Poke* were the two chief events of the week. The usual gaieties the ball room are somewhat ...
... TO BE LET. LIT No. 9. Drury-lane. Ldcooln pleasantly situated (no children).—Apply. Next Door. 281 AREHOUBES and CELLARS to LET, , St. Mary‘a reel. Lincoln.—J W. HTIX. City Chambers, Lincoln. 269 TO I-ET. 17. Drnesvterraoe. off Newnort; 4s clear—Apply ...
... highly amused. - “ Excellent, said* “ excellent. Tee eon not have expressed youroelf hotter if you'd been ploying lead Drury Lane. Well .-now to barites*. Let us review the situafion. Here sun I, fourth Lord Vallen, sixty veers ef eg*, within measurable ...
... DRURY-LANE. A bore-hill, ImBcoIo: pleasantly eitoated. good repair, clean (no ch'-ldfcnV— Apply Next Dobr. 469 J ACK FT/AO. Urre site, very pood, cheap tor ash WEST’S. JJS Hlyh-etreet. Lincoln mixed * ngke. atrony healthy Plante, from Heed; Is per doaen ...
... Shipley, Dr. and Mrs. A ie Russell. Mrs Harrison and family View), Mr. and Mrs. Gervase F. Wells-Cole, Mr. and Miss Dawter (Drury-lane), Mr. and Mrs. Watsoi, the Arthur © Newstin, Mrs. Henry Pastor and Descons of Newland Congregational Church. Chairman and ...
... and Mrs. A. P. Russel ; Mrs. Harrison and Funil'v (Witham View); Mr. and Mrs. Gervase F. Wells-Cole; Mr. and Miss Dawber (Drury lane); Mr. and Mrs. Arthur €. Newsum; Mrs. Henry Wa.- son; the Pastor and Deacons of Newland Congregational Church; Chairman ...
... Mrs. Mary Henton, Avenue, lincoln, and hus sons, Mr. of The Herbert Henton, of the same address, and Mr. K ns Henton, of Drury lane, Lincoln, arom mt T The testator left two houses in The e and West parade, Lincoln, £100, his At household and personal ...