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... cotton manufacturer, to snr. Sept, ?? at Leeds, ateI. W. Williams, toll-contractor, ActOn. J. B. Leno, excursion manager. Drury-lane, London, J. L, Millar, pieture dealer. lats eof S. James's-atrert, Loedon. J. I. Potbecary, estate agent, oaida-vale, London ...
... -Schodule from the boOking-office, showing the disposal, three months in advance, of all the stalls and dress circle places at Drury-lane to witness his new paintomime. Lord George Hamilton.-A now pair of spectacles, not tiusted couleur de rose, with which to ...
... o hkaspeare's pla' s, tn~ escape she, haaads of the plraciat - mutilated version of thle piecees pet'on'C 71 Kean, at Drury-lane jn 115, and agani at the same thea-3tre 'in 1822; andl em-a * play w-are also arrange,-d by Tate l-iT sevntent iad eighteenlth ...
... Blowitz, must have retired to rest with a surfeit of melocy. Mdlle. Arnoldsou has been engaged by X. Strakosch to sing at Drury-lane Theatre during the season, and it was the unanimous opinion of all who heard her last night that a star of the first magnitude ...
... Mansfield, Miss Katharine Pole, Miss Laler Shiel, and MIius Elliot Page, the last-mentioned as tvhe aristocratic cook. The Drury-lane drama, The White HTeather, pays a retura visit to t-he Queen's Theatre next sweek. Thab wonderful show, Savage South ...
... CHEER, BOYS, CHEER. T]E SNEW DRURY-LASE DRAMA. There can be no doubt of the success of the melo- drama, produeed lat Drury-lane Theatre ?? night, before a crownded audience, for the authors, Sir Augils tin Tlairis, Mr. 1cmnr-v Hamilton. and Mr. Cccii ...
... in Londoa next Thurscday. In t he io, b n 1 at one olaok4, is the annual beneift for the Royat General Theatrical Fund at Drury-lane. s wx; I ba given from -oney, IJohn-a-Dreas, Tha IDeby Winner, The New Woman, The Lav: Slav.-, -Olaude DuvaL ' and ...
... operatic a habituis memorices of man' of the distinguished aI artists who wvere associated with this popular tenor at Drury-lane atid Her Majesty's Theatres. Campanini vwas one of the most seicecssfnl of the nurnerous vocalists introdured to this country ...
... Bancole s3nd she was engaged by Sir Auguostus Harris personally in February lust to sing in the I nglish and Italian opera at Drury-lane Theatre, in Otello Mephistopheles,' &c. She wasL never re I allowed to sing. Plaintiff gave her ovidleace through an ...
... Mr. Comunissiloner Hol-- royd)--lle Cci ,,cii r 8UNngRWaOOD-Tire banruinnpt, a grocer, of Jamices-areen, Covent-gas-den, Drury-lane, and elsewhere. recsntiv applied forhis certificate. Debts £28,200 assets rui~rriri 600 He. -le ws opposed by Mr. Linirheter ...
... This young actor studied o his art in the Meisingen company, with whom he appeared is during their memorable season at Drury-lane. The aI curuous in such matters may find in the pages of off1wl a es ?? i nth e partftoe f r hedii rAidint rl ntr is Tale ...
... Wilson. Miss Pa'llser is a native of London. The Coburg Compaxpr, who have been engaged by Sir Augustus Harris to appear at Drury-lane Theatre, London, in the course of the seeson, will be accompanied (in more senses than one) by their owen orchestra of forty ...