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... discovered by the police in a dwelling-house, let out as tenements tc a number of poor people, at 7, Great Wild Street, Drury Lane. In leas than seven minutes after the outbreak a pitiable scene presented itself. A number of lodgers were awakened from ...
... of Gatty's Hall of Varieties, Westminster Bridge Road, London, including Miss EMILY MELLON, Mr. STEEVE SAVILLE, Harlequen Drury Lane Theatre, Miss ROSE SAVILLE, Messrs. DIXON and SUTTON, American Negro Delineators, Mr. WILLIAM BAILEY, and the Marvellous ...
... George Augustus Sala has lately figured largely in Mr. Harris's advertisements u chief trumpeter of the entertainment at Drury Lane ; but, according to Mr. Wingfield, Mr. Bala expressed to him an opinion which would not have delighted the worthy Augustus ...
... going strongly at Drury Lane. and is likely to attract crowded Mares for many months to caste. And there is no question about the fact that It is to see the great chariot race that the greater part of the audiences crowd to Drury Lane. It certainly of ...
... behalf. The official announcement that the Duke of Bedford has granted to Mr. Arthur Collins an extension of the lease of Drury Lane Theatre must dispose of the fear, if any still remained, that this historical playhouse, so intimately associated with the ...
... amounted to C 250 3s. 9d. THEATRE Rorsi..—Messrs. Holt and Wilmots' Dramatic Company are appearing here this week in the great Drury Lane Spectacular Drama, The World. Mx. HENRY is holding a week's evangelistic mission at the ecngress Hall. The mission commenced ...
... d Scholar). Mezzo Soprano—MßS. R. H. WILLIAMS. Baritone—Mß. S. H. BELLO WES. Buffo—Mß. R. FARQUHARSON, (From the Opera, Drury Lane). Basso—Mß. R. H. WILLIAMS. Violin—Mß. W. STONE, (of Bridport). Piano—MßS. R. H. WILLIAMS. Admission—Chairs, Numbered and ...
... Mr. Augustus Harris has presented the whole of his collection of playbills, pamphlets, and printed matter re. Laing to Drury Lane 'Theatre to the British Museum. SCATTER THE NEWS. A WELL-KNOWN FARMER, LIVING near Swindon. was, a few months ago suffering ...
... detective. A PRESENT or swEart, contained in beautiful Japanw howl., was sent by a lady to Madame Katti Lanner's children at Drury Lane '1 beatre, London, on the evening of St. Valentine's Day. They were distributed en the stage immediately after the done ...
... alarm tea na would be emptied at all stations adjoining the scene of the outbreak. From what is beard of the autumn drama at Drury Lane Theutre, rehearsals of which have already commenced, the farcical element will be more strongly accentuated than in usual ...
... be a new opera*mule on the Thames Embankment, and one that will be perfectly accessible, which more than can be said of Drury Lane. kr. Mapleson has never been satisfied with those temporary quarters, and has long been looking about for better. Her Majesty's ...
... the departure of the pot•valiant patriots who are known to be constantly prowling about the purlieus of the East End and Drury Lane. The rumoured attack by Fenians on the Clerkenwell House of Detention with which the morning papers of Monday bristled, ...