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... Sir Augustus Harris to prosent 3 fres ticket to all the Jadiies ho had ploying at Drury Lane. Py this means only were there saflicent girls to o round. Now uu!‘ Drury Lane is not undor the same mansg ment as) Covent Garden I do not know whethor the eistom ...
... ‘IHS. MARTHA NORRISS, Deceased a ALL PERSONS having CLAIMS against the E ...
... the Liecutors of the late HY. GODDARD, Esq., J.F., John o' Gaunt's: Howse; the Executors of the late Mrs. MAKTHA NOE RIS, Drury-lane, and Mr. A, J. BAUSOR, of “Glenwood.�� West Parade), on TULSDAY, the 2rd day of MAY, 1899, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURS, PIANOFORTLES ...
... Lxecutors of the late Henry Goddard, Esq., J.P., of John O'Gaunt’s’ House; the Ececutors of the late Mrs. Martha Norris, Drury-lane, and from Mr. A. J. Bausor, of “Glenwood,” West Parade, to SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, the 2ud day of MAY next, the superior ...
... ALL PERSONS having CLAIMS against the! Fstate of Martha Nerriss, late of Drury-lane, in the City of Lincoln, wicow, deceased, who died | on the 28th day of March, 1599, are requested to! send in rll(‘u{m thereof to us, the undersigned, 0o h'hnn‘-)( the ...
... Comedy, “‘Love at a |Veuture.” the offspring of her brain, which had ibeen rejected hy the Drury Lane management. |'Th> “Gamester,” put on the hoarda at Drury Lane me: with a measure of success and wars followed by others, At W indsor, while persovating ...
... No. |Mo SNOI Loy wary Adiant, Lilien Curke, s2oei| At & Lincoln nrh-:nn hm::’: tettes, and recitations, which were am}n‘ Drury-lane, for macy years ccupied by the | mary Cack on, Annie Mane Harde, Bve Mary l-;::- 1790, of the 960 voters, resided o T kit ...
... cocceeiosee sengiiem gt 20 .'m beasts on alternate Sundsy moruings in order | part song, “In Going to my Lonely [ T 77— Drury-lane, Belle Vue, Slingshv'arow, Ito allow his master %o go 1o Sunday !('h(‘o'~|q\uint sonnet to Alexander Neuell bids him be- ...
... tion-street, West Parade, Yarborough-coad, Car tine-road, Union-road and Burton-ruad (v Wilsonstreet), and an off-shoot down Drury-lane to Castle-square, was an addition of £4,000 to the £11,137 originally stated in his report of May 20rd. Mr. Brown further ...
... Waterworks Company. same {‘nr 1851, Wordsworth Street ( from the So that, including the Corporation, there were, | Steep Hill to Drury lane) was formed, the Potterin 1866 (as before stated) 19 separate Authorities E: l-;nn-ut mc)nod and the Yarborough having a ...
... Why, by a short electric ‘rahlc tram from the west of Nt Martin's Tower through the sluws of the Drapery to the top of Drury-lane. What would be the effccts of it? These among others: The disappearance of objctionable slums; o sreat convenience to tourists ...
... Mechantcal Power, Widening of Bridges, Pur- ner of Uuion-road. i 4 . *.L - chase of Lands, Subsidiary Powers, Power to In Drury-lane on both sides thereof lhnuhul-| 13. To authorise the Corporation to fifi : levy ratcs, tolls and charges, Agreements with| ...