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... sources. At one house on the Moss the only water supply had a very distinct smell, and was quite sewagey in appearance. In Drury Lane a can of drinking water shown to me contained numerous specimens of the numerous families that usually inhabit our ponds ...
... A complaint was made in Judge's Chambers, Lincoln's Inn, London, yesterday, thatMrMeydcr was conducting the orchestra at Drury Lane in deli .iuce of an injunction restraining him from doing so, and his honour was asked to commit the defendant for contempt ...
... Chancery, on behalf of Mr Horace Wigan, of the Mirror Th oat re, to commit Carl Meyde, musical conductor, and Mr Chatterton, of Drury Lane Theatre, for breach of injunction, granted 'by the court. M. Meyder was engaged to conduct the band at the' Mirror Theatre ...
... introducing its most beautiful scenery. The pantomimists will be the entire troupe who for the last two years have performed Drury Lane Theatre, and the ballet will be chiefly formed from ladies ! Covent Garden Theatre. Mr Syme, the I machinist of the late ...
... supported is, however, described to be as weak as that which lately supported Sslvini in England. Signor Rossi is appear Drury Lane next Easter. Vandalism.—A case of vandalism reported Hillsborough. The Rev. Howaid. George, the rector, had a small stone ...
... Mr J. B. Howard, of Drury Lane, in com' with another gentleman, are be the lessees of the new Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh, i Volunteer Competition.—The fourth annual competition between the 2d Highland Coinpauy, Q. V. 8., and No 7 Company, Glasgow Highbinders ...
... fO.NIOHT—Bros, and MAD A NEMO, Japanese Performers. TO-NIGHT—THE GREAT IMPALEMENT ACT, that astounded all London T. R., Drury Lane. TO-NIGHT—MR TOM MACLAGAN, for Five Nights. TO-NIGHT—Mr CHARLES BURTON, Transformation Dancer. htO-NIGHT—Mr JAMES HEM MINGS ...
... G. J. Cruvelli. and vmu NEMO, Japanese Performera fO-NIGHT—THE GREAT IMPALEMENT ACT, that astounded all London at T. R., Drury Lane. TOM Re-Engaged for Five Nfehts. TONIGHT—Mr CHARLES BURTON, Transformation Dancer. fO-NIGHT—Mr JAMES the Popular Globe Performer ...
... rO-NIQRT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT-Bros, and Madam* NEMO, Japanese Performera. IMPALEMENT ACT, that astotuuled all London at T. R., Drury Lane. -Mr TOM MACLAG AN, Re-Engaged for Five BURTON, Transformation Dancer. -Mb. JAMES HEMMINGS, the Popular Globe Performer ...
... body of George Mannix, aged seven months, the infant son of a costermonger, living at 18 Lincoln Court, Great Wild Street, Drury Lane.âJohn Mannix said he was the father of the deceased, and costermonger by trade. His wife assisted him. They had had nine ...
... KIGHT-10-NIOH T G. J. CruvellL ! -Bros, and NEMO, Japanese Per- j -THE GREAT IMPALEMENT ACT, that! astounded all London 1. K., Drury Lane. -Mh TOM MACLAGAN, Re-Engaged for Five _Mi- JHARLES BURTON, Transformation! Dancer . -MB JAMES HEMMINGS, the Popular Globe ...
... their incognito. Shaksperian Revival of more importance than that conducted by Irving the Lyceum or Signor Salvini at Drury Lane is about to take place at Oxford. Vagabond as Shakspere was, his works have, ever since his own day, met on the stage ...