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... 74944! As a matter of foot, the open namal The production of Centlemon Jack is rather a come-down from the tnalitions of Drury Lane. The reception on rlaturday night was terrific—if Irving had been on the stage his reception could not hate been enthusiastic ...
... him coming liter, made clown a paramount ,n. Mother Goole, pantomime, had a 111 nights, and put thonunds into the poekefe Drury Lane manager& Bat, in ear idle gulp beveling se widely Sala don from whatnot ha takes in band. laciest Drama ham about it so ...
... There was • new piece at Terry's, and another at the Vaudeville, to my nothing the constant changes of bill at the Opera, at Drury lane, and at the Savoy, so Chas critics have been having a very busy time. Them was a rumour, by the by, that the great wheel ...
... away home, two or three miles, withal fear or alarm. Every respe ctable hoes, had Its peos li er company. In the loved of Drury Lane, Plat actors , and awes set ; In Clerksaweff. rmakers, watch-ease maths, and watch polishers; is the Stria 1 the shopkeepers; ...
... distortive assay, Favorite!, half critical, upon the theatre and performers, mingled with various anecdotes, ism meted with old Drury Lane and its heroes, Dolt Derrick down to Mr. Bann, who is One of She NM*. The Imitations which Mr. Bunn gave of various reel ...
... has all the elements a suety us gnat .I/oneeo Jlowod , when it la. been, se tl • phrase goes, licked into shape. At Drury Lane the run of the pantomime to an eml, aml Sir Augustus ensile one of the happy speeches foe which he is Lined. •tlur dear ...
... eight hours. A PEMALE Tnirr-e.telea.—Yesterday morning, es Frederick Rickets, Esq., of Morley's Hotel. was proceeding along Drury Lane, a notorious pickpocket, named John Rain, was observed by Mrs. Eliza Reece, of Duke Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, to steal ...
... the workhouse of St. Giles-in-the-Fields, and is stone blind. For some time previous to last week she lived in Wild Court, Drury Lane, and used to be led about by a boy. Being in a state of destitution, one day last week she applied to the Magistrates of ...
... Perth at this period at all, for the last notice we had of him was that he hail suffered a very serious injury. Having left Drury Lane a few weeks ago to fulfil a short engagement at Dublin, we find the following statement in one of the leading journals of ...
... humanity will ncver want an advocate where Sir John Colborne is present. DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. England. The Qucen honoured Drury Lane theatre with her presence on Friday sc'e u night. The audience would not allow her Majesty to enjoy the play incognito. ...
... Damon and Pythias. Be is a highly promising aspirant for histrionic fame, who made his appearance some two years ago at Drury Lane with such applause, and rase such earnest of ultimate success, as to induce him to persevere and follow up his studies mid ...
... of your lady readers want to break the tenth commandment, let them come to town and go to the Haymarket one sight, and to Drury Lane to see A Life of Pleasure the next. I said society anything naughty. Shall I prove my word,. The other night I beard • unary ...