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... night upon which Joseph Mal. don left the house of Mr. Burton on his return to his own dreary habitation in Kale Court, Drury Lane. Andrew Burton had become acquainted with the young chemist by means of one of those accidents upon which the most important ...
... photoplays, yet its settings are authentic ar-i convey the genuine eighteenth century atmosphere. It has three main locales, Drury Lane Theatre London, the Comedie Fran cals? in Paris and lonely inn on the road to Pails. The stars are supported by an exceptionally ...
... , r \ e ?? C. Clayton, Watworth, Surrey, brickla yer^ > |I , *N Radford, Kennmgton-plare, Suney, apath* ?? J. Movler, Drury- lane, Middlesex, ticiuaiu ?? Field, Fenchurch stieet, London, broker-, ?? Welch, Greenwich, coal merchant—. VVm •»''• Chippenham ...
... five following nights. Special Engagement of Mr. George D. Day's Co. in Hall Caine's .Great Play 'The Prodigal Son , ' From Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. ALBERT WARD as Oscar Stephenson. Time and Prices as usual. Early Docrs 6-30 _ • WINTER GARDENS MORECAMBE. General ...
... which are I laid at The Bellies, Twickenham. the intervening cue being at a theatrical property ; maker's in a court off Drury Lane. The plot is more coherent than in many plays of this class, , and in the course of it the audience are kept in the best ...
... Slaney, dining-room keeper Bishopsgate-street, Without. H. Samuel, jeweller, Strand. W. Onion, dealer in carriage trimmings, Drury Lane. X. Forty, butcher, Pimlico. R. Berger, mantle manufacturer, Bow Lane. C. M. Boy, provision merchant, Southwark. Kenyon ...
... Sonday night between seven and eight some explosions were heard in a court running between Catherine Street, Strand, and Drury Lane, and upon a constable going to the spot be discovered that some of those explosives had beeu let off by some boys, who decamped ...
... minster. William Williams toll contractor, Acton, London, previously of Derby ai.d Leeds. J. B. Leno, excursion manager, Drury Lane, London. J. L.Millar, picture dealer, late of St. James-street, London J. J. Pothecary, estate agent, Maida Vale, London ...
... Middlesex. Charles Mosley and John Marlow Mosley, news agents, Catherine-street, London. bTeuenea Collins, pawnbroker, Drury Lane, Meldrum I Christie, baker. Oxford-street, London. William Ox- I ford, grocer, Great Yarmouth. William Carr, cheesemonger ...
... wiU be in j Yirginius, and not in Ion, that the American I tragedian, Mr. J. M'CuUogh, wiU make his appear, ance at Drury Lane in the spring. rr TT ...
... driving over him when it was in full fpeed. This is the greateft fire that has been in the Metropolis fince the burning of Drury- lane Theatre. Meffrs. Gillows and anceftors have conducted bufinefs one hundred years, and never before were burnt down. *+ ...