... The deeeaaed, who was 54 yeses of age. had • very adventurous life. Whrn about 17 yeses of age joined Smith's Circus from Drury Lane, whack was visiting Chelmsford, and at Ramsgate he got so meat so bottom clansman at Wombwell's e M. 41.. 2 Menagerie. From ...

... course f Tr. beet plies to see the 'Flight of Fancy'? Why, don't you know? At Barnum'. Barnum's ; bosh ! Well, Drury lane? Her Maieety's?' Not much. Go to • prim- fi ght, and when the boys in blue show up you'll coon the Flight of Fancy. 'Fra ...

... limy fe•Ohitely pushed him away. rive children an lift nsotherless by the sad event. FIRST Mann AT DRURY LANE. Speaking of Ana nights at Drury Lane Theatre, awt ter in the Gestlorsaws, says : The great Augustus is quite a Andy on these occasions. He ...

... person go the panto, minis? A. Because he likes it just u much a schoolboy. Q. What reason does he give for his visits to Drury Lane. the Lyceum, or Hie Crystal Palace ? A. That he visits those plans of entertainment for the sake of the children. Q. But ...

... brick arches removed and the bridge was ready for use. On Vr.day monde( the mertments of • named Day, residing at 120. Drury-lane. LAO% were broken into. and the occupant was food his throat cut frost sot to ear. Medical aside* and the alien were soon ...

... no: call upon the French Government to take energetic ineartirea, if • bomb had been exploded in the Howie Come ins, in Drury Lane Theatre, and in the 9i. 7,11, ktiLaz and maiming many ? fflontt anb Sortlgn Attys. Th. weekly return, shoe am increase es ...

... Vaudeville. Why not? He wrote the Comedy of Errors. He would write another Mach Ado foe the Lvosum, and another Beery Drury Lane. Bet be would al so write novels, beanie= be would want his say on the greater problems of life, and he would find that ...

... OCTOBER 15, & TWO FOLLOWING NIGETS, SPECIAL Engagement of the farearite Actor, Mr. CHARLES E. HERING, late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, The Criterion, Grand and Olympic Theatres, London, and hie exceptionally complete Dramatic, Company. including the Inimitable ...

... Charles E. Dering, the anther of the stalletion banged look place in the Bijou Hall. • piece (late of the Theatre Revel, Drury Lane, and sumptuous repast being provided by Bro C O Damao' Criterion) ; Mr. James McWilliero, an inimitable the Criterion Hotel ...

... Police-court. on Thiwsda. Ernest Williams and Frederick Johnson. describe.: as newsvendont, living at a bilging-house in Drury. lane. were charged. before Mr. Plowden. wi!' having violently assaulted Detectives Stephens a-.. Hopkins. On Wednesday evening ...

... CONt EIITS at iBURY HALL. 0. 0001) FRIDAY, .t 3 ..l b I MISR THUDICIICII (Priam Denna), Open, Carat Gwen, /Injwlys neaten, Drury Lane; M 1961 I OROSVKNOR GOOCH (Principal Leaden Ht FRANKLIN CLIVE 4t Eaminsan Dom) Sipa AIWA HalL 81. 11= MI particulars vbiels ...

... Remseesooth. Hooper, Area Idtb, Si: Night., THE NEW MAZEPPA, supported by Mr. Fred Coolie's No. I Company. Look out ter Om Drury Lane drama, THE DERBY WINNER. ROYAL SUMMER CIRCUS, BECKFORD ROAD (uge** General Pout Mee). BOURNEMOUTH. GRAND OPENING E•STEE ...