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... NEW ENTERTAINMENT ! FOB ONE NIGHT ONLY ! ! THUBSDAY, MABCH Bbd, 1864. ME. HENRI DRAYTON (Formerly ofthe English Opera, Drury Lane,) Bogs respectfully to announce that he will give his NEW COMIC, MUSICAL, & PICTORIAL ENTEETAINMENT ! ENTITLED PEDEBALS ...
... Of the St. James's and St. George's Hall Concerts, Ac, and MB. FARQUHARSON. Baritone and Buffo Vocalist of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, English Opera Company, Ac IIITIDIIKT1L1ITI: THB BAND OF THE 6th LANCASHIRE ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. nsndmastst ...
... Monday, May 16th, 1887, the Augustus Harris Oompany, in the production of the great Drury Lane Sporting Drama — RUN OF LUCK. As performed at tbe Theatre Boyal, Drury lane. MONDAY RUN OF LUCK. TUESDAY RUN OF LUCK. WEDNESDAY RUN OF LUCK. THURSDAY _. -. .RUN ...
... Of the St. James's and St George's Rail Concerts, Ac., and MR. FARQUHARSON, Baritone and Buffo Vocalist of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, English Opera Company, Ac INSTBUatSNTALISTS: THE BAND OF THE sth LANCASHIRE ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. Bandmaster ...
... , en- gagement for Six Nights only of MISS ELIZA NEL- SON, the celebrated Actress and Vocalist, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Nobility's Concerts. Also, Mr. H. T. CRAVEN, the highly popular Come- dian and Author, from the Princess's Theatre ...
... original, musical, and mimical ENTERTAINMENT' SHREDS AND PATCHES, assisted by Mr. JOSEPH ROBINS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Volunteers in uniform wiU be admitted at half- price. Doors open at half-past seven, to commence at sight. Carriages may ...
... Merchant, Mockport; Mr. HENRY HOUGH, 59 and 61, Hillgate, Stockport; Messrs. CHARLES CUSACK f and SON, Corn Merchants, 11, Drury Lane, Liver- j pool; Mr. THOMAS LEEMING, -olicitor, Chan- ! oery Place, Booth-street, Manchester, where a plan J of the property ...
... Merchant, fetockport; Mr. HENRY HOUGH, 59 and 61, Hillgate, Stockport; Messrs. CHARLES CUSACK and SON, Corn Merchants, 11, Drury Lane, Liver- pool ; Mr. THOMAS LEEMING, Solicitor, Chan- cery Place, Booth-street, Manchester, where a plan of the property may ...
... -*_rpTr_r*-tg Party. Her £ Majesty, en route for Scotland, at Dunbar Station, si Scene from The Rose of Castille, at Drury -lane Theatre. Inauguration of the Statue of Sir Isaac Newton at Grantham. Statue of Sir Isaac Newton. - Brancepeth Castle, Durham ...
... Monday next, and fol- lowing evenings, Production of the Great London Drama, ALL FOR HER! For which Mr. FRED. GOULD (of Drury Lane Theatre), and MISS STEMBRIDGE (of the Gaiety Theatre, London), have been specially engaged to sus- tain the Principal Characters ...
... Scarborough BiU, front ot Theatre. PUIS CX' S THEA TRE, BLACKBL R.N. Rusiae»« Manaaer. Mr. JoMX Erssiiß. Last Night of the Drury Lane Drama, HUMAN NAT ÜBE. MONDAY. September 23rd, Beturn Visit of the Power- ful Mmta^Dra^.JlTHJ_^ESßMY^^AMPl__ LANCASHIRE ...
... Darwen-street, Blackburn. ?? Mr. E H. Page. Mondat, Nov. 6th, 1882, for Twelve Nights Only, Messrs. Holt and Wilmot'a Great Drury Lane Success, V O U T H , With aU Accessories as originally produced in London. For further particulars as to time and prices ...