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... numerous and important The array of theatrical charities is truly a noble one. In London alone they number seven— viz., the Drury Lane Fund, the Covent Garden Fund, the Royal General Theatrical Fund, the Dramatic. Eques- trian, and Musical Sick Fund Association ...
... numerous and important The array of theatrical charities is truly noble one. In London alone they number seven—viz., the Drury Lane Fund, the Covent Gardeu Fund, the Royal General Theatrical Fund, the Dramatic, Equestrian, and Musical Sick Fund Association ...
... than probable that a company of tragedians, with Mr Charles Kean at its head, will battle for British histrionic talent Drury Lane during the career of the Exhibition. A late misfortune has alarmed some of the cheap papers, aud there is talk of a rise ...
... probable that a company of I tragedians, with Mr Charles Kean at its head, will do battle for British histrionic talent at Drury Lane during the career of tho Exhibition. A late misfortune has alarmed some of the cheap I papers, aud there is talk of a rise ...
... the Seas arrived at Spithead, with troops from India. Death from Poisoning. Ann Gelding, who cohabited with a John Lemon, Drury Lane (supposed to be an utterer of base coin), died yesterday from the effects of drinking a liquid used in colouring coin. It ...
... charged on suspicion of causing the death of Ann Gelding, with whom he had for some years cohabited, in White Fart Street, Drury Lane. Friday morning, the prisoner called at Mr Lovett's, surgeon, of Clare Street, and said his wife had been poisoned. Mr Lovett's ...
... charged on suspicion of causing the death of Ann Gelding, with whom he had for some years cohabited, in White Fart Street, Drury Lane. On Friday morning, the prisoner called at Mr Lovett's, surgeon, of Clare Street, and said his wife had been poisoned. Mr ...
... Movements London. —Mr Fechter's occupancy the Lyceum will c'ommence in December. Mr Boucicault is reported to have taken Drury Lane for three months, and will, it is said, open there with anew piece about the 23(1 inst. There is no doubt that, in consequence ...
... celebrities appear in the volumes, Among them is Dibdin and the elder Charles Mathews. An order for admission to the boxes oi Drury Lane is signed King Lear—Edmund Kean,' 1 for so it reads. We find that in looking over these volumes o: autographs the time ...
... celebrities appear in the volumes. Among them is Dibdin and the elder Chai les Mathews. An order for admission to the boxes of Drury Lane is signed King Lear— Edmund Kean,'' for so it reads. We find that in looking over these volumes of autographs the time ...
... Cochrane, Mr John Walker, to Jessie, daughter the late Alex. Clark, printer. At the Scottish National Church, Crown Court, Drury Lane, London, on the 9th inst . the Rev. Dr Camming, Thomas Fairley, merchant, to Rebecca, fifth daughter of Mr John Clark, Edinburgh ...
... Cochrane, Mr John Walker, to Jessie, daughter of the late Alex. Clark, printer. At the Scottish National Church, Crown Court, Drury Lane. London, on the 9th inst . by the Rev. Dr dimming. Mr 1 nomas Kairley, merchant, to Rebecca, fifth daughter of Mr John Clark ...