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... Clark and Mr Sothern, a testimonial benefit April 9, probably at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr Blanchard has been a dramatic critic for forty years, and for thirty yean he has written the Drury Lane pantomimes. Both Mr Blanchard and Scott come celebrated parentage ...
... revived, with Madame Vanzini and Mr Mass the chief parta. 'The chief talk of the theatrical world the forced closing of Drury Lane Theatre. The pantomime not proved a success, and Mr Chatterton proposed to the artists to accept half their nsnal salaries ...
... the second act the new work which will be produced at the Opera in the coarse of the autumn. At the annual meeting of the Drury Lane renters yesterday afternoon the sub-committee had report that the theatre was still unlet, and Mr Tegg, the well-known publisher ...
... and pro- , vision dealer-21st December. C Edward M'Gonern, of Longford, County Long- E ford, grocer-24th December. = ?? AT Drury Lane Theatre yesterday afternoon the I I manager, Mr Harris, announced that Miss Kate I Vaughan, having strained the sinews of ...
... nneralle,' weihicir A. A Griuo Thiomtas c comrnousel sucrally far tire company, and which . r.l's 7 't r formrd at the Drury Lane Theatra i 'in tioe ?? of 13i:. Thrc, wiermrbers of tire |oi i'al ca~t aprptarei last night-viz, Madame, I C2 r 'a re as ...
... Saxe Coburg Street, Leicester, hatter. Johs D1enxlly, Coliingweood Street, Liverpool, fruit ealsenme. Johu Gilchur &I Son, Drury Lane, Liverpool, ehipbrekers. Albert Voletenbeim, Leageightt ear Mau. clester, agent. Frank Barlow, Mutmps, Oldham, gentlemen' ...
... WI. Lovejoy, London, luncheou-rooin proprietors-Londun, 2d Mla,. A. J. Tibbs, 44 Hanover Stroet-Londvn, 2d Mav. JH. Hart, Drury Lane, London, publican;! also trading as house-agent under the name of Deeks & Co.-London, let May. I T. Ii. Phillips, Worn Exchange ...
... Vaudeville bill a* Whitsuntide, when the new semedy by Mr H. J. Byron will ba Nothing has yet bean decided about the fate of Drury Lane Theatee, and the probability ia that cieeed till next Mr Cfcattertoa has called msshagaf his creditors, with debts £40,000; ...
... side of the palette was also represented with gold and precious ?? Letter. It is stated that Mr F. B. Chatterton, lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, has takeni initiatory proceedings to bring an action against MIr Sims Reeves for damages for breach of con- tract ...
... the London Gazette.) I REOEIVINO ORDERS. WN.Vaerselman, Great Tower Street, London, nrovision merchant. - W. J. Badger, Drury Lane, London, mineral water manufacturer. J. Framojee, trading as J. Framiee & Co., New Broad Street, Londono, East India merchant ...
... playbilis are of varied interest, many of them beintg more than a hundred years o'd. Mxluch of tie history of CQvent Garden and Drury Lane is written in them; as well as the histoir of poor players who have strutted and fretted their hours upon the stags. One ...
... and. Provision Company, and at Toxteth Park ] as the Canadian Fresh Meat Company, pro. vision merchant. Andrew MtI'Nicol, Drury Lane, Liverpool, iron merchant. Jao. Thompson, Lockwood, near Huddersfield, Ilath merchant, ole cohmr HI RiL Shaw, Huddersfield ...