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... masterful wile, fell ambitious, energetic, 6 ,,.•r o man, and a keen politi- L.:O the world, and mar• giri, he mat for the e Drury Lane. In a moa! and outraged vanity, ito marry him, and three weeks Le was tl.e blissful owner of the black even he small hands ...
... been prescribed complete quiet and rest. Sir Augustus Harris has decided to revive this summer, either at Covent Garden or Drury Lane, with • Germany company &Way from Hamburg, not only Tristan and Isolde, but also all four sections of the Nilmlung's ...
... week sees the last of The Babes in the Wood it our own Gaiety, and of some in London. liampty Dumpty still remains at Drury Lane. Mies Adeline Sergeant, the well-known novelist, has been obliged to leave England for Egypt by her doctor's orders. She ...
... cd soddenly at the Walt End the ore in which. with a certain amount of promunption, it was darted—viz, the Olympic. The Drury lane pantomime, Humpty• Dampty, is in its last nights. Alongside this series of disappearances. there is no new dramatic ...
... no: the presence of mini poiweaWd by hir Aivustut Harris, who, when on the eve of producing a melodrama called Luck at Drury lane. toned that the title hoc already been Too walk and hntrdinss of London blaced w th •• Lurk. andhir.kusustut did not intend ...
... Hodgson Barnett is devoting • considerate part of the income she derives from her literary labours to the home for newsboys In Drury lane that she has foundedin memory of her dead son, the original of Little Lord Fauntleroy. The house celled Lionel's Home ...
... Dion Bon:icault stated, shortly Wore his death. that ho had sometimes made'' es mach as £40,003 a-year by hie pen. recent Drury-lane success realised, in author's fees alone, £l,OOO a week, which Mr l'ettitt and Sir Augustus Rini. divided betweitio tnem ...
... 1661 the first Niue play-bill am Lgitted. 1_ runs tiles-- By In sfejsr. - . his company of comedians. at ter new theatre in Drury lane. will be acted WM64 Cilia • 'filo liernoroas Lienletwat'• After cletniliug tbo cheractersit concludes tbes The play will ...
... of the Tamar to play at the coronation of Queen Victoria. For • considerable period he was the principal violincellist at Drury lane Theatre, and while there he wrote the song Meeting for Madame *silken. He left• England is 1869, with the &mot of finding ...
... Theatre. Their visit was a great ~ores. Dublin felt justly proud of the talented beauty of its townswoman. When Peg earns to Drury Lane, in 1741, she i took the place of Mrs Pritchard, and appeared in nsost of that lady's characters. She was equally stiocesefnl ...
... Ardintifion, by Melton Am. 4 61, 3 Yrs. Bet 1016 Liddard 1 Xr J Hammond's Same% 3 yrs. 04 Sib Chellooer Sir C Hartopp• Drury Lane, 3 yrs, 'lst Barrett 3 Betting —LS to 0 sgst, Drury Lime, 2 to I Savage to 2 Ardington. Drury Lem led to the bend, where ...
... that on two different occasions between the 7th and 16th June he contrived to enter the home of William Henderson, of 23 Drury. lane, and to ride away with two bicycles, bringing with him a feeder value7s6d and two wrenches value 4s. The bike ware valued ...