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... No. 5466] GMT MUTING OP DRURY-LANE TREATRY. We seed aesreely mall the attention of oar readere to this great and the deli. vered by the redone speaken.—sese peen. sone farmers, and some working operatives. The 'peed+ of Lord hislmesbury bee pot le pleb' ...
... JENNY LIND. In tlm London Court of Queen’s Bench on Wednesday, in the case of Bunn r. Lind,” the plaintiff, formei lessee of Drury»lane Theatre, obtained a verdict of two thousand five hundred pounds damages for broach of contract the part the defendant. ...
... PRICE OF BREAD, On Saturday a great reduction took place in the price of bread of the second quality, which was selling Drury-lane and its vicinity at Old, and G 1 per four pound loaf. The general price of bread, cf the second quality, this morning, is ...
... it guards was over 31,000,000.000 in 1907. The two most notable Ares of the year were those which destroyed the stage of Drury-lane and the difficult outbreak in the City and South London tube near Mocrpte-strect .9:etion. ...
... last moment of his performß:,;e. t* scarcely ten weeks siuce wo saw him play his well-known chakcter Skyloch, and never was Drury-lane fuller, or the audience more unanimous in their exoreseions -applause. But it was nut mere applause that poor Kean elicited ...
... now in India—Daisy Victoria Anderson, 20, of Vineyard-gardens. Clerkenwell. Employed a the London County Printing Works, Drury-lane, she developed a small pimple on her chin, and died from blood poisoning in the Holborn Infirmary. Dr. ➢lcLoarn, medical ...
... List Persons who have witnessed the extraordinary Performances of this unrivalled and talented Troop at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane:— APRIL 29,1847. [er Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, His Royal Highness Prince Albert. Her Majesty the Queen Dowager and ...
... friend, and before medical aid arrived. Mr. ()Dries. of Crampton-street, Newingtea Batts, was driving with lie wife along Drury-lane is a cab, when Mrs. O'Bries was labia suddenly ill, and collapsed, expiriag almost immediately. The doctor formed the opinion ...
... 4Ff Alf~,~~r- •• • • • This officer was the sou of Mrs. John Kemble by her first husband, Mr. Brereton, the corr. Xmin, Drury-lane Theatre. He was a native of Ross, in helped, and was about 50 years of age. He had served in the West tunes, Cape of Good ...
... snuggle, at nothing wonld prerent him from taking possession the of capital. Kean repeated the character of Rich'ird the Third Drury-lane, Thursday night : amt upon former occasion did tin* ateiling actor arpear to greater van rage. All his points told well ...
... resignatMn. mrs. Bum), the deeply deplored wife of cold. Benjamin Bunn. and mother of Alfred Bunn. Req., lessee the theatres Drury-lane and Covent-pardon. On the night of the 16th instant. at her father's how*. is i 7: n!iuer's Place, Dublin, in her 26th year ...
... Carnival de Venice—H. de Valadres. Ballad— Remember me—Mr. W. Harrison—las originally sung by him at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane) —BALPH. Ba'lad— The Summer Night—Mise Louisa Pyne— L. PHILLIPS. Sony;_'• When Stars are in the quiet Skiei—Miss Greenfield ...