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... be more than ever the desire of the Liberals who voted in the majority with Mr Gladstone. MONDAY. Os Saturday evening, at Drury Lane, at the Queen's, at the Haymarket, and other theatre', the national asthma was sung, and the audiences displayed great ...
... Spanish treasure davit supposed to have been taken by Admiral Drake. It is to be exhibited in the Armada Exhibition at Drury Lane Theatre, and will figure in the catalogue at 1,090(. The chaired bard of the London National Eisteddfod (the Rev R. A. Williams ...
... 4:4cutArp . s.—Nfr. Ernest Hart writes to the British Medical Journal: In quitting the neighbourhood of Great Queen•street and Drury Lane for the office in the Strand, I desired to leave behind a legacy which should afford some permanently useful memorial of ...
... he made a very liberal offer to him. He stipulated that if Mr Booth would hiud himself to an agreement, be would take the Drury Lane Theatre fur a lengthened period, in his behalf, feeling assured that such • speculation would he highly remunerative to ...
... tract bearing the title A Funeral Sermon by the Parson of Llangesillin, was Printed for J. Torbock, in Clare Court, re Drury Lane, Londoo, 1738. The loitering is an exact copy 'featly peloved Prethren ; I am here among you to make a crest Preachment ...
... theatre in retired fn.m the lenge In 1872. on the oth of July which year Mr. and Mrs. Wigan took their farewell benefit at Drury Lane. An hewed wan held at Hastings on Friday, Nov. 29. Into tie tense of the death of three parsons who were drowned by the ...
... unequivocal. She was the wife of Mr Carl Rosa, and was to have been priors donna in the projected scum' of English opera at Drury Lane, in the coming spring. Madame Pauper' amiable manners had endeared her to a large circle of devoted friends, who will regret ...
... Conservative Club, The artistes were Mr W. R. Duncan, from Liverpool; Miss Sydney Phelps, and Miss Helen Conway, from the Drury lane Theatre. London, who did their parts in • molt effective manner. HOLY Cie-Ir.—From an advertisement in another column it ...
... Jun. LOYALTY ON THE BORDERS.—On the evening of Friday, the 16th of May, 1800, a madman fired a pistol at George 111. in Drury Lane Theatre. On the Mon- day following the Mayor of Shrewsbury, Joseph Careless, Ei'4l , was requested to call a public meeting ...
... never wr..te a drama or an Operetta. Mr E. L. Blaucherd, of the *Daily Telegraph; supplies pantomimes very innithirlY to Drury Lane Theatre, but does no other dramatic work. Mr F. O. Towline, who represents the Morning Advertiser, ferule a tragedy called ...
... Rooms in connection with the Mr W. R. Duncan, Liverpool, the celebrated humorist, and Miss Helen Conway, from Drury Lane Theatre, London, were the principal artistes. Mr B. Morgan. Mount Pleasent, was the chairman of the eventag. This makes Mr Duncan's ...
... And though the chilly winds resound Throughout the land, all are secure— They purchase Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. (io3) Drury Lane Theatre, Grand Pantomime, Dick Whittington Shire Horse Show, Royal Agricultural Hall, Feb. 23rd to 26th. MAMMOTH FUN ...