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... noted, as a satisfactory proof of the influence of the age, that the Oltristmas performances now-a-days are free, even at Drury-lane, from those dirty jokes and double attendees that a quarter of a century ago were the staple souros of laughter for each ...
... Court an action was brought by the plaintiff, Miss Priscilla Boer, dressmaker, living at No. 64, Drury-lane, against the tomes of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane (Mr. E. T. Smith), to recover .62 as opensation for damages done by, and for board and lodging ...
... asks what has become of the Havelock Memorial, inaugurated with such pomp under the auspices of the Doke of Cambridge at Drury Lane. Three months have since slapped, and hitherto the subscriptions fur the montiment, fer from corresponding to the brilliant ...
... will be found in the or cast f the Honeymoon as the Coral; he was at that time the stock prologue and epilogue speaker at Drury-lane, and though quite youth, was favourably received whenever indisposition prevented Bannister, or the other loading comedians ...
... men named Mr. Mahoney, who lived in the front parlour bet left some time before, and who since lived In Princoi-etzint, Drury-lane. This man came forward en Friday evening, but too late to give his evideneeb i e r ave that this shoe was his, and it that ...
... hiNinns Me. Tennessee, where she now resides. Tee following is a list of the Christmas entertainments at the various theatres:—Drury Lane: a pantomime, Peter Wilkins and the Flying Islanders, wntten by E. L Blanchard.—Her Majesty a : Tom Thumb, a pantomime, ...
... particular. Mr. G. V. Brooke will leave Melbourne in February. upon ni. arrival in England appears at the Theatre I: 1, Drury Lane, where he is engaged by Mr. E. T• 'kilo first prise of the Manchester Art Union was a by the u lie of a farm labourer on ...
... initiative of the great reforms that are to consecrate the fraternity of peaples pertains still to France. THE PROPRIETORS OF DRURY-LANE THEATRE. —On Saturday afternoon the annual general assembly of the proprietors in this undertaking was held in the saloon ...
... and Mrs. Koan do not go to America next as they originally intended, having entered into an ga. r .,culeirit to appear at Drury-lane. The dormitory at Westminister School has been rtitioncd into separate sleeping places, and bat been ell lighted and tentilated ...
... ILlier and his Men. Our young musicians, says the writer, might do worse than give an hour to 'The Miller and his Men.' Drury Lane Theatre is announced to be let for the next six months; a movement which indicates that The Amber Witch, in spite of ...
... He travelled from met to court throughout St. Giles's, and at length went to a filthy alley called Lincoln's-court, In Drury-lane. In one of the houses iu this place he discovered the woman Andrews, and he also traced the child into her possession. After ...
... Thomas Andrews; be was a baker by trade, and died in a court oil St. Martin's-lane. I have been living ins Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, nearly two years. I have been only once in trouble. lam quite sure that the child was given to me on a Wednesday. I have ...