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... lie one of Visitor a letter from the defendant Moor. promoter of great house, a local politician, with editorial ,upei et Drury Lane. comments, which constituted the alleged u-e of by libel. loan said that Dickens I The plaintiff's case was that the ...
... BARRY LUPINO-DRURY LANE. (Registered at the G.P.O. PRICE ONE PENNY. as a Newspaper. f . ,N *4 ) / _/ 0 ,i•t' ...
... HARRY RANDALL Drury Lane, Christmas, ...
... gther would make all the difference never had been any npdog& : | . Plaintiff, in the witness- said h&!‘“i in “The \hip at Drury Lane was of Lord hx!:fxum, a steward of the Jockey Club. @ was also in last year's paniomime as the ‘ Demon n‘a Rule's was E“ ...
... , etc. All enquiries respecting Dancing Lessons (Private & Class) to Madame Sismondi. Palace Girls Gala Girls Palladium Drury Lane .. Paris Forget-me-nots .. Sisters Iris 16 Palatine Girls Cherry Girls Imperial Quartette Lyons . T.R., Edinboro' T ...
... order to promote his connection in the theasrioal world be took an important, though not a large, part in The Whip, at Drury-lane. The plaintiff carried on his agency business , on the first door at Maiden-lane. Reataursnt. immediately opposite, was ...
... coming down stairs, his journey across performed the most astonishing feats of able speed and duration in a Drury Lane the stage of Drury Lane in one movement, acrobatic dancing, while all the while he pantomime some twenty years ago that he his twistings ...
... 1118 WORLD'S 81ST STORIES. lebrioties CeOrdp-buovbed His Legacy. TUE principal comedian in the Drury Lane pantomime this year is Mr. George Graves, who, for this week only, appears as editor of our Quips and Jestlets page. Mr. Graves tells a ...
... —Yes, Mhere does he live?—ln Colombo mostly. He is an engineer. Mr. Leslie Ogilvie, a clerk in the jnanager’s office at Drury Lane, said he re^er 1° plaintiff. Mr. Shearman (in cross-examination): y. been the real Mr. Belchers office?— Never. Never?— ...
... eommodwaa room in th® Gardenia Reetan- rant. which « conveniently situated to Catherinestreet. Strand, and ta neat door” Drury Lane Theatre southern side. The inaugural meet was well attended Thursday last week. The committee desire it to known that visitors ...
... —No; that is Sir Wee. His lordellip.-9:r Herbert is the Canlined. Mr. Leeds Ogilvie mid that be vas e in the anager's at Drury Lane. and bed known the plaintiff August. 1900, when he began to,. for Tbe Whip.' He had reed the whole story in Lloyd's Weekly ...
... Prothero. In order write sene* article* on the life pantomime girl for daily paper the obtained engagement chorus girl Drury Lane Theatre nine year* ago. She visited Rule’s and other restaurants to get local colour hue ocrer heard of Mr. Harold Belcher ...