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... debtors for arrangement of their affairs under the provisions of the new Bankruptcy Act Moses Phillips, of 31 Duke's Court, Drury Lane, stated that his debts were £81 is 6d, He was formerly a fruit seller in Covent Garden Market. All his furniture had been ...
... 63yiug, There goes old Lankson. George Gar lick was employed his brother X>avid, at large salary, a deputy manager of Drury Lane Theatre. His principal duty was to walk about the stage and talking intruders crying Hush! hush! Some one inquired why ...
... THE DRURY LANE CAT. Mr Rosa (says Funny Folks) ought really to look after the Lane cat. This creature nearly spoilt a scene in 44 Maritana by gravely walking across the stage. I remember seeing Mr Barnes very much disturbed by this animal, its mother ...
... EDWARD COMPTON, Vhen the Comedy of DAVY GAKRICK, received magnificently on Monday Night, will be repeated. Daw Gsrrick (of Drury Lane Theatre). .Mr Edward Costpton. Violet Grcsham .. Miss Isabel Bates* an. Mr Compton pave a splendid reading of the part ...
... After his return to England, he formed choral society, I'* The Vocal Association, and conducted the Italian operas at Drury Lane and Her Majesty's; Theatre during the seasons of and when brought out an Italian version of Weber's Oberon, with recitatives ...
... come when an actor at Court will not be such a novelty as to cause special comment.—Em. Nobody who has seen a rehearsal at Drury Lane can entertain a doubt of Harris's power a stage manager. Augustus evidently studies the thing thoroughly; knows everybody's ...
... very ingenious, very industrious, and not too highly paid. When a live elephant was once brought upon the stage piece in Drury-lane, the property-master left the ■house in disgust It I couldn't make a better elephant that. he said, I should be jolly ...
... inherited all his parts and imitated with singular facility our leading public men. He was almost permanently attached to the Drury Lane Theatre, and owed a great deal of his success to the parts provided for him by Mr Harris. —London cor. ...
... paramour, the the story. Mackenzie j hopes to have finished the opera by the end of the ye.tr, and it will be produced at the Drury Lane Theatre at Easter. The Scottish composer will then at once commence a' new oratorio to a libretto by Mr Joseph Bennett, ...
... the duke and the doctor were rather amused to find the reported invaljd dyeing his hair. An odd accident once occurred at Drury-lane. 'During the fourth act of Richard 111. a hungry spectator occupying a seat in the front row of the gallery felt inclined ...
... information to the police. The prisoner had been living with a man named Cornelius Crowley, a porter, in White Horse Yard, Drury Lane, and about July 28, in consequence of her representations, he accompanied her to Charing Cross, where he put her into omnibus ...
... will be appointed to a ship—probably to the the iiagship of the syuadron. Michael Calligan, until recently a “super” at Drury Lane Theatre, sufiers from an excess of zeal. it was Mr Calligan’s duty to take part in the great Trafal- gar Square scene in ...