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... OCCURRENCE On Sunday morning, about half-past one o'clock, loud screams which proceeded from the house, No. 17, gardens, Drury-lane, attracted the attention of the policeman on the beat, who, on entering the premises, discovered in a back yard the almost ...
... (From Friday's Gazette.) BANKRUPTS.—Richard Groves Ward, otherwise Richard Ward, Browniow-street, Drury-lane, cuach currier — Thomas William Dornford, Suffolk-lane, Cannon-street, wine merchant -Frederick Hennett, Clapualu rise, Ciapham, soda-water m ...
... Bristol. C.J. Bail, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, coal merchant J. Arnold, jun., Woodbridge, Suffolk, innkeeper F. Caplin, Drury-lane, hosier J. and C. Wood'and T. Marshall, Brick-lane, Spitalfields; Mile-end, Tottenham, Ponder's-end, and Enfield, Mid- dlesex; ...
... mesticatlid animals. 3139 !^wblic Ifcriias. THEATRE ROYAL, CROCKEBBTOWN, CARDIFF. LESSEE GEOF.GB PEEL (Of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane). TRANSCENDANT SUCCESS CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES. BENEFIT, AND LAST APPEARANCE BUT ONE OF THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN, MR ...
... father proposing that they should go to the play. I have not, said he, seen a play for years let's go to Drury-lane, William. And to Drury-lane they went, and there Charl-s Kemble-the great Charles-then in the zenifh of his fame, was depicting, as perhaps ...
... GEORGE PATEY. THE BAND Will be selected from the Principal Instrumentalists of the Royal Italian Opera, Italian Opera, Drury-lane, and the Musical Societies of Birmingham, Bath, Bristol, Clifton, and Gloucester, which, together with the chorus, will ...
... John Macnamara, clerk in Somerset House, Lough- borough-road, Brixton, Surrey Joseph Abrahams, clothier and hatter, 125, Drury-lane, -London E ily G. Watkin, milliner, 121 and 122, Cheapside, and R ...
... J, SSRE& MANAGER Mr EDWATID FLETCHER. ACTING & STAGK MAXACK.R..Mr JOHN SHERIDAN. TO-NIGHT. SATURPAY, MAY Uti the Great Drury-lane Utrnma, T H E W 0 R L D. Supported by Holt and V.'ilmot's Specially Selected Company. THE WORLD Received each Evening with ...
... be with- held if the is not run onto THMDRAW. Sir W C Anstruther's Avocet agst Mr L Pilkinon's Petrosa Mr A J S Dixon's Drury Lane agst Messrs Fawcett's Fmd a Fia.w Mr A H Jones's Just Corked agst Mr A Brisco ns Lufra Messrs Fawcett's Fie for Shame agst ...
... is not out. I Sir W Anstruther's AvocetbeatMr Pilkiiigtoii'a Petrosa Messrs Fawcett's Find a Flaw beat Mr A J S Dixon's Drury Lane Mr Brisco ns Lufra beat Mr A H Jones's Just Corked (1) Messrs Fawcett's Fie for Shame beat .Mr G J Alexan- der's Alice Rose ...
... until I was quite a play-goer. The lessee was prosecuted lor playing Shakespeare, the prose- cutor. being the lessee of Drury lane, whose patent rights I believe gave him certain privileges in regard to performances of the works ot the immortal bard. ...
... respectably connected, and her father was a colonel in the Spanish Army. She was an operatic artiste, and sang, it is said, in Drury-lane Theatre during the Queen's Jubilee. She was divorced from her husband, a Spanish officer, and took up with the man Andres ...