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... the House of Commons in order that hon. Members might not miss Bettis Hamlet His first season of twenty-eight nights at Drury Lane produced £17,200. Ho last appeared an phenomenon in 1808. On his return to the stage as a mere actor, in 1812, he was ...
... the Property.— Purther particulars may be chtained from, and offers will be received by Owner, 4 ~ THOMAS C. MATHER, ¢ 12, Drury Lane, Liverpool. Highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted ...
... suspect, who is said to be a scene shifter, and was found by the detectives in a common lodging house in Parker Street, Drury Lane, a very short distance from the scene of the crime. He ha, been detained at Bow Street Police Station. Mrs. 188804, who ...
... frontier what may be termed an affair of honour was settled in characteristically English fashion within the precinct. of Drury Lane Theatre, in London. A number of gentlemen as usual had assembled in the entrance hall daring an Wear* to smoke the peaceful ...
... Houghton, grocer, Hartley Row. W. Curtis, publican, Oundle. G. F. Daetz, baker, Bethnal Green. W. Haynes, cheesemonger, Drury Lane. S. H. Rodman, the younger, iron dealer, Vauxhall Bridge Road. A. E. Jones, grocer, Kentish Town. J. Lighbourn, watchmaker ...
... two in the morning. We read of the dreadful days of the Second Charles, when the roysterers held sway from Long Acre down Drury Lane away to Whitefriars, the Alsatia or Sanctuary of the period, but it may astonish those who hear it for the first time, to ...
... Squire, coach builder, Bond-street, Middlesex. Charles White, upholsterer, Salisbury, Wiltshire. Robert Morison, baker, Drury Lane, Middlesex. George Tennant, licenced victualler, Westminster Arms, Westminster, Middlesex. William Reade and George Reade ...
... , Middlesex. ShaMeT Moshy and John Marlow Mosley, news agents, Catherine-street, London. Frederick Collins, pawnbroker, Drury Lane, London. Meldron. Christie, bak er. London. a am2a^chee^ong;r, a ßisn London, and Walworth Road. Surrey. William John Rodda ...
... fear, to the . Ty course of giving a warning to the lous to firing into her. a Ministrative Reform Association has held Drury Lane, at which Mr. CHARLES the he star of the political theatricals of Place give the speech of the brilliant ther part of our ...
... MUSIC AND DRAMA. THE annual benefit of the Royal General Theatrical Fund will take place at Drury Lane, on Thursday, March 17th. A big programme is being prepared. We are informed that Miss Edith Cheater, a handsome young lady, who is now playing in Dorothy ...
... Star Music Hall st. Bermondsey, bat his chief fame, says the Daily Telegraph, was secured by his lengthy association with Drury Lane Theatre. where be appeared in a • nuntber of pantomimes under the management of the late Mr. Chatterton, his duty as clown ...
... Dickinson and Joseph Creighton, collar and shirt manufacturers, Aldermanbury, city. Charles Underwood, grocer, James-street, Drury Lane, Long Acre. Geore Harris, tailor, Strand, Middlesex. Thomas Bagnall Pickles, cab proprietor, Great York Mews, Baker-street ...