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... CARLIS On FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 21, 1859, HEN the following distinguished Artistes, from the Italian W Mademoiselle TITIENS. Drury Lane, will appear:— Madame BORCHARDT. Mademoiselle VANERI. Signor GUIGLINI. Signor ALDIGHIERI. Signor VIALETTI When will be Signor ...
... Damaged Wheat, Whole or FEEDING MEALS. POWL CORN of varices Por end Prices to M. J. HagarmcoTe and Co., Cora sterchamts, 10, Drury Lane, Liverpool. THE BLOOD 18 TH (LARKES WORLD - FAMED “BLOOD MIXTURE THE GREAT BLOOD PUKIFIBR & MIXTURE.” Tl 83, be too bighly ...
... AGE TO-MORROW. Tvandated from the German, and adapted to the Eualilh Stage, by John Bannistir, Efq. of Ibc Theatre R*tyal Drury Lane. On MONDAY next. May T, Will be A NEW PLAY (never performed here,) ca.led HEARTS OF OAK; ZOOK’S WHAT A BARGAIN. which will ...
... MONTH, and th them with an eaily Inspection. particularly solicit their Friends to favour Entrance to the WHULESALE WOOLLEN DRURY LANE. AND MANCHESTER WAREROOMS FROM April i, (S40. AN BNTENSIVE STOCK OF SHEFFIELD PLATED GOODS, Of First-rate Quality, Designed ...
... Banast J. PRITCHARD EVENING at 7.4. La by the Well-known Anchor, BENJAMIN LANDECK. New and Magnificent Scenery The Great Drury Lane Sporting Drama, PRODIGAL DAUGHTER,” &o., und he FESTIVAL, 1898. af B pm. D. FORD, M.A., for Diocesan Sustex AY, SEPTEMBFR ...
... Foothall (ln! Roam mand * Givementire satisfaction to all who SPRAINS AND BRUISES. Mr Juliaa Girard, Girards,” Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, writes :— “T have used your Embrocation tead with surprising and never in- ng without it.” NING A Biackbeath Harrier writea ...
... Connor—Theatre Royal, Bath. Miss M. A. Atkinson—Theatre Royal Drury Lane Mr. Ternan—Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr Eugene Macarthy—Theatre Royal, Dublin. Mr! Addison—Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. Herbert—Theatre Royal, York. Mr. Power—Theatre Royal, Norwich ...
... re. 1' mi.tion slaves captivity in Algiers'- ' Tim i'M »o»d fejing .till, was proved i»y the hiiiliaut ition of actors at Drury Lane iu lu-biuny, for the benefit of t'ae destitute family of n.imed recently deceased. The pleasant '>ure on that occasion was ...
... Baii- he See Royal, Drury Lane, aes ymarket, and Wells, is engaged for a limited number of and will make her first appearance on MONDAY, April the 12th. MR. R. E. GRAHAM, the popular and Tragedian, from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Manchester, is ...
... Scott and Son, 23, Rickergate, Carlisle. An Apprentice Wanted. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF m ie. us ar, I Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Lessee the Theatre Royal, Newcastle. rpHIS Evening, SATURDAY, 22nd May. -■- 1841, will Presented the celebrated, Play ...
... Marian Edith Morel!. a barmaid. DRURY LANE MURDER. SENTENCE OF DEATH. he OM Bailey yes terilayGvorge Robertson, 45. wa. found guilty of the munler Mary Kcnealy, a lathgirl about fl.l ram of age, in • house in Drury lane. The cyan, woo of tho moat revolting ...
... TRAGEDY LONDON. On Saturday afternoon man named James Whitehall, a living at Drury Lane, London, having quarrelled with his wife, attacked her, and with penknife infiictcd a superficial cut extending from the left ear to the middle of her throat. She ...