... afterwards extended his reputation at Liverpool and Dublin. For eleven sumessive wasons he was clown in the pantomime at Drury-lane Theatre, where be took his farewell benefit Nov. 23, 1271. Combining great humour with Harry Baden,'' possessed qaalifiestions ...

... yr:p.a. Ne Aat, Deep 1401.1. Me. E.i.kaor (luta aloe intlatalea that the ..elettatol VOKES FAMILY Preen the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, Leaden. sad LONDON OPERA SOMME COMPANY WM appose at early date. Pisa of eosin at Yule Wsrataase. FERGUSON SON, FAMILY BIL/6 ...

... Garden; and his son Mr. Medina= Morton, the successful farce writer, held the appointment of stage manager far same time at Drury, Lane. Mr. Morton dial in London about the year 1836, where it became Latterly nesen• airy far him to reside, in oonow: gloom ...

... the Lend n Theatres Arrangements have been completed for the appearance of Mr. John McCull ugh, the American actor, at Drury Lane Theatre in April next. Mr. McCullough will sustain on this occasion his popular part in the late Mr. Justice Talfourd'a ...

... F. H. George ; Fluker, Mr. W. H. Barnett ; Gibbons, Mr. L. Layton ; Alice Barlow, MISS Frederica Taylor (from Drury Lane and Crystal Palace Theatres, etc. etc.) ; Mrs. Barlow, Miss Kato Canyon (of th e Surrey and Folly Theatres, etc. etc ...

... The BoArmiaa Girt , Marilana, The Mosalaia Sylph, MaSettietto, Der Firewater, and Robert the Deril, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Surrey, Haymarket, Lyceum, Sadler's Wells, Standard, Olympic, and Pavilion Theatres. He then formed • company for the ...

... Haines said; On Thursday, September Ist, I went to London in search of the prisoner. I found her at 47, Little Queen Street, Drury Lane. I charged her with leaving her child, Gertrude Clarke, aged 3 years, at Newland, Hurst, whereby she became chargeable to ...

... to £3.668.003. Yount AT OLD DEURT.—Thie play, which has been univer , ally pronounced a success, still continues at Drury Lane and is one which the youeg people am. ngst us especially would do well to see. In it, vice is p,urtrayed without any of ...

... and speeches, were the programme of each party, and so the wordy warfare was commenced. The Council of the League engaged Drury Lane Theatre in London, and tue largest available buildings in provincial towns. At these meetings the power of speech belonged ...

... Me E. A. sailed for America on Tuesday. Tag first snow of the winter season fell last week inSt. Petereburgh. Youth, at Drury Lane, is a great income. Last week the receipts averaged I:400 a night. THE four sections of the Methodist body in Bristol comprise ...

... trade and commerce. This should be borne in miod by students of that epoch of our history. At the first meeting held in Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. George Wilson, the chairman, said We begin with the first scene of the first act, which our opponents say ...

... buainaas, olio with children. State age, reference and salary. Also required, a good GENERAL SERVANT.—AppIy to Mn.. Bowen, 186, Drury Lane, London. WANTED AGENTS. COLLECTOR'S, od CANVASsERS in every town and village, for the Royal Live- Friendly Society, tie ...