... ask for. I’ll tell him that ye’re permanent lodger, an’ that ye’re a Miss Leslie, come doon frae Scotland act in Bob Roy Drury Lane Theatre, being specially engaged to do sae by Mr. Qarrick. Not thinking I’m hocusaing him, an’ seeing through imagines, ...

... and “Hamlet” respectively attract crowds every night, and at the Strand Our Boys is the comedy. The World ” has been on Drury* lane for some time post, bnt the last three nights are now advertised. At the Surrey, on Saturday, was produced for the first ...

... be defied by strong minded people, amongst them Mr. Arthur Collins, who intends to make a peacock ballet feature in the Drury Lane pantoraine this Xmas. French mn, liners too, arc taking the same position, regaldless of the supposed ill luck. Some of ...

... of the Nile, over the French fleet, both in 1798. In 1800 another attempt made on the King’s life one James Hsdflrld, in Drury Lane Theatre, which led to the setting apart of another day for public rejoicing: in 1801 there waa Thanksgiving Day connected ...

... udienoe*— Hamlet the Princeee’e, and Borneo and Joliet” at the Xyoepjn, the been nrodooed foFthe flnt time on Saturday night. Drury-lane the admirei* of Hr. Aoguetoe Harria ■till flock to the representation of “The World,” while at the Saroy Gilbert and Sullivan ...

... harlequin’s costume dates from the beginning of the century, when it was first worn Mr. James Byrne in “Harlequin Amulet” Drury-lane in 1800. Quite within recent years has pantomime assumed its present form. ...

... lodging-houses, specially erected by them.noW approaching completion; are expected to opened next month in Parker-street, Drury-lane. The last name is suggestive cf metropolitan district in which common lodging-houses must often be in request. been agreed ...

... but under existing circumstances they no more pretend to revolutionise the institutions the ...

... features of the day. Less than half generation when Mr. J. B. Chatterton was remonstrated with for the production of Formosa at Drury-lane, replied that “Shakespeare spelt ruin and Byron bankruptcy.” The Byron referred to was not Henry J.whose Onr Boy*ran four ...

... THE LUDLOW ADVERTISER—SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1892. diminutive open spaoee u the old churchyard Drury-lane, which Diokena drew such an appalling picture in M Bleak House,” The terrible disaster at the Crystal Palate, by which a well-known aeronaut lost his ...

... place, fie liked to'talk to a sensible man; in the nest place, he liked to beer eenaible man talk.” Dcbtkg hii first sncoen Drury-lane, Koaa overheard lot of old stags carpenters discussing tin various performers of “Hamlet” they had seen in their day. Well ...

... mentioned *' The Lights o’ London, which would give them idea how the poor lived. There were other places such as Clerkenwell, Drury-lane, and Bethnall Green, that were quite ss bad. He then narrated the following incident that cams before his notice in Bethnall ...