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... gratified, seeing so many of his friends around him. They must remember this was not a - meeting at Freetimsoni Tavern or Drury-lane, whore they could get any number together. This meeting was a long distance from town, which was • great point. The brethren ...
... Biarritz on following day. Messrs. Augustus Harris and Paul 'feria are engaged: upon • new melodrama for represents. Lion at Drury Lane as soon circumstances may permit. Messrs. Burnam] and Soloman, encouraged by the of their Pickwick, are now turning loto ...
... preceding the Midsummer holidays, the large room being eneverted. by a local asrpentee, into a theatre; a aostander, of Drury-lane, engaged to dress us ; and the ramsetive parents of Our buys (from $0 to 90 ia numbers being invited to the performance ...
... before bob s, wh i ch Mr. Harry Nicholls, wi th out severing hi een. to t h em en d d estroy , colour &mow. _ section wi Drury Lane Theatre, will, at the of methadon Babes the Wood, This time table must always be regulated by the , Ha w - hour at which ...
... little angular tombstone is placed in time churchyard of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, to the memory of the late Miss Sherry, of Drury Lane Theatre. The pyramid is black marble, on which is placed salmislimed white urn in the came stone. On the base is cut a short ...
... the Oxford Music Hall and Empire Theatre at salaries of .Cl 2 and £l7 per week re. spectively, also held engagement' at Drury Lane Theatre during the last pantomime season at Lit) • week. The Official Receiver reported that the bankrupt bad contributed ...
... near so X.—ln the course of the sea. son (1t114), Kean played sixty-eight nights. The total amount of money received at Drury Lane 'llwatre on the sixty-eight nights of his performance was .C 32.642 Ls. Ed. (This Includes a catcalls. Bon of only for private ...
... dis-tressing to the young ladies. Mr. Harris is most anxious to prevent any ‘lra ngiity Augusty Harrising of his patrons at Drury Lane and personally looks after the closing of doors additionin to his other la-Boreas duties. The cotton corner no longer ...
... exempt. Solicitor'. auks and obsolete were exempt, but only by Act of Parliament. Mr. Augustus Harris has determined to tarn Drury-lane Theatre Into a limited company, and, with that view, articles of armistice have already been drawn np. Mr. Augustus Harris ...
... all know, is illegal. Still. Yr. Augustus Harris defies the law,•' and exhibits every evening until further notice at Drury Lane Theatre a cock-fight of a roost amiudag kind, one of the beat things in an excellent piece. There are no artificial spurs ...
... to come up for judgment when called upon. Toe Orevottot a Bud:rums° News:tea. —John Cheriecurds, of 14. Kemble-street, Drury-lane, was charged with posting objectionable hills at Kew Bridge-road. on the previous day.-I'.C. Hayes proved the case, and ...
... the pressor, sad sentenced him to one month's imprisonment. Toe Mu Forierso NVIIANCR.—Johe Olathe Teeth aged 46, labourer, Drury-lane, was charged on resmad with having posted certain improper bills promisee adjoining theExprees and Blur sad Garter pada ...