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... information and reassurance of visitors to London 1 may mention a few facts in connection with some of the leading theatres. Drury Lane is probably the safcst in the whole Metropolis. ~ It is surrounded by thoroughfares, and most of the exits—of which there ...
... West Ridiufi Division as County No. 3, the assizes to be held at Yor! TreATRE RovaL, HuppersFieLn.—On Monday the E)pnlnr Drury Lane sporting drama *A Run of uck was produced for the second time in Huddersfield, and has proved more popular than before ...
... Rastrick Public Botices. THEA'\I‘-RE ROYAL, HUDDERSFIELD. To-Nl6ut and SATURDAY, THE GREAT RACING DRAMA, +“A RUN OF LUCK,” From Drury Lane Theatre, London. Monday next, Oct. 3rd, for Six Nights. Mr. Edward Compton's Company, in the Realistic Drama, “JANE SHORE ...
... emergency. * * Notwithstanding what the professional critics have said about Mr. Augustus Harris’s latest production at Drury Lane, I caruot help pronouncing the opinion that -“Pleasure” is a great success. It goes without saying that the scenery, the ...
... thoughts were not clear. A state of semi-intoxication appeared to be stupefying Mim. They turned into a narrow street near Drury Lane, and the professor stopped at a house midway. ‘I will get the key; wait, if you please,” said he, leaving his companion ...
... performance is for the beneit of Mr. Charles elvilll:—Nen week we are to have a return visit of that successful drama from Drury-lane, * Human Nature.” Parg Cnurce ImprovEMENT Sociery —At the usnal weekly meeting of the above society held on Friday last ...
... To-night (Fripay) and SaTuRDAY, The successful American Drama—* THE UNKNOWN. Moxspar next, Feb. 27th, Six Nights, the Great Drury Lane Drama, “HUMAN NATURE. Time and Prices as usual. ...
... some that the delinquents had some kuowle(fge of the premises. Tus Tueatre Rovan, HuppersrieLp.—* Human Nature,” the great Drury Lane success, is pa.yingrits fourth visit here, and is as })opulnr as ever. he Biece was well mounted, the I'rafalgar S?lua.re ...
... FoorsaLr Coxtest.—A football contest promoted by the Stainland Cricket and Football Club was commenced on Saturday last, at the Drury-lane ground, before about 1,000 spectators. The prizes consisted of medals, value £l5 15s. and £9 7s. 6d., which had been made ...
... society. A few Nutton brought a very interesting «r.—A football contest promoted icket and Football Club was com- last, at tl Drury-lane ground, ‘pectators. The prizes consisted 5 15s. and £9 7s. 6d., which had rs. Fattorini & Sons, of Bradiord, esign. 15 clubs ...
... with Paris on the north bank, was very effective.—On Monday night Mr. Augustus Hauris Company will appear in the great Drury Lane Drama “ Pleasure.” Marrin-streer Misston.—A sale of work in connection with the Brighouse and District United Christian ...
... ! 23 %hl. (- Pablic Ratices. rl‘ HEATRE ROYAL, HUDDERSFIELD To Niour (Friday) and Sarvepay, Mr. Augustus Harris's Great Drury-lane Drama, SPELEABURE.” Moxpay, April 16th, SixE;,lzs. Mr. Wilson Barrett's latest London success, “THE GOLDEN LADDER.” Time ...