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... Burlingtongardens ; the working boot and shoemakers in and about Shoreditch, and also in the cc ur!tt and narrow streets near Drury-lane ; the producers of plaster casts and images in Leather-lane, Holborn, and the surrounding courts ; the hatters principally ...
... the proceedings some curious facts were elicited with reference to the criminal classes which Mica the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. The first case was that 01 lieurgiatia Savage, aged 71, who had been for several years well known in Oxfurd-street and ...
... ing poems by the Emperor Napoleon 111 Mr. denediet bas been engaged as conductor for the approaching Summer seasons at Drury Lane. Mr Seiliern is studying a new part in a comedy by Mr. Westlend Marston. The Polish Galician frontier hag teen occupied ...
... % MONDAY Ni XL JANUARY Urn, Of accompiined Tragedienne, MISS WALLIS. Tint Appearance aloft her receni Try great names at Drury Lane Theatre, London. PSOOSLSKS OP PLATS /OS WILK all SIGEITI : Monday, Jannary 115—B0111( 0 a N L.) JULIE P. Tawdry, January ...
... WAsown Ragagement for TyelbaZlg n a of tba mamma plialled MISS WALLIS. Her fink Appearance time her rroent very great meow It Drury Lane Theatre, Lmdow. On MONDAY Evening, January 26, 1876, the Fa:domino* will commence with Btakapenas T 2 8 10 87, is 6 Acta ...
... sight el the engegerseat the atomplithed Tragedine, MISS WALLIS. Her Ant Appearance shim her means very great woo& 1 at Drury Lane Theaters. Laden. (TUESDAY) 'Weals', Jammu 16, 1676, the Palomino°, will commence ail h Lord Lyttwee Play, in Ave Rote, of ...
... flattery to predict that she will ever shiest &swept the stare of the lyno stage. Mr. Hayti. oa opened the opera swoon at Drury Lane on Saturday with Pistilli, which alga sopreed try !diens, Barmeister, and Brignoddle A iverton.—Jul l ice will °erosional' ...
... prayers should in tutus* be orbited in Boman or italic letters Signor tl.lvinl, I hear, ha. made 414.000 by his rampalm in Drury Lane, and this being the ease, it is not surprising that the great Italian motor will shortly »- tun herr from Italy, whitber ...
... TSB Tes regular dramatic reason opened at Drury Lane on Satuvdey night, when Mr. Bonen:milt:a American success, the filhaughram, was produced before a very crowded audience. Fhe piece was originally brought out at Wallack's Theatre, New York, where ...
... the city. Oa his aetern from Australia he travelled through India, Cairo, Alexandria, Malta, Gibraltar, and returned to Drury Lane Theatre In London, where he made • tremendous as Richard 111. Mr. Sullivan has no favourite character. In each imperitanathn ...
... company at the Princess's Theatre; while the dnmstio performances now being given ought to gratify the most varied tastes. At Drury Lane Mr.. ththeicardes Dish drama of The Shaughrstm continues to draw good bonne, end • morning p.rsormanto. it an. nonneed ...
... himself, but and steep climbs. It for position. Then suddenly Ireland at Wexford. park for greatest finish of my career. Drury Lane. pulled horse by those whom he beat. had colour , excitement and from nowhere a couple of Here Is how it happened: My big ...