... Wellington, for whom they were the London agents, that he had come to Loud m • few days previously for the time, and had gone to Drury Lane to see the pantomime, where he had his purse stolen, containing all the money be had with him, and atro the return half ...

... thorough-bred race mending queen Be.. will be put upon the stage. Mr. Henry telented company will occupy the hoards in the great Drury Lane sporting drama, Run of Lock. On Monday, October 18th, and for six nights only. There should be good houses. THE QUEEN'S ...

... appear at the Pantheon, Plymouth. He afterwards became manager of the Deemport 'Theatre. In 1851 be had an aupganent at Drury Lane, and in 1886 he took the Prince Norge Hotel, tkooehouse. Plymouth, which be has retained ever since. He has one of the inept ...

... playbills of ono or other of the London theatres; and he bad • hand in most of the rocuantio dramas that here been produced at Drury Lane and the Adelphi. None (or very little) of his work could perhaps he considered really great, but it was always intereatieg ...

... point to the stage of Drury Lane, What the pow - mime of Bompty Dower is now in a state et preparation. Here the manager, turnip( pages ofa great book to gratify ' the vicinity of Im ' visitor, informed him that • Drury Lane pantandor costa from £16 ...

... intelligence that woman picked up in one short hour. • • A praiseworthily emphatic announcement has been made by the manager•of Drury Lane Theatre, to the effect that the sale of programmes is in future prohibited in his establishment. Hitherto notices to the ...

... up the pp in autumn between the disappearance of dahlia and the arrival of the ordinary blooms. - - prices . fetched - by Drury Lane wardrobe gave hit the faintest remMlscrace of their original cog, when bought by that prince of managers, 81r augnstas Harris ...

... the and congtoa aweeabled at the parish church cl&. ,AJi , bsceoa Easter Monday to witness of Alfred John Smith, Keg., of Drury Lane, Solihull, to Min Annie Made Claydon, of Small Heath. The wedding ceremony, which was Dot fully choral, performed by toe ...

... (From Judy.) QVIRT.—Can thf putchnse of a tradesman's hat fairly termed a snide transaction ? PARAHOXICAL.—The Drury Lane Theatre announcement, Best to rent, and best to re. THERE was No Slll. E wry e` y e e. ii! -- ' e arc° ,a d att g w i te ' o ...

... in opening the case for the plaintiff, said toward. the end of last summer Mina Agnes Hewitt, an actress now playing at Drury Lane, opened an account with the plaintiff, who invested certain sums of money on horses for her. She ran up an account of nearly ...

... attractive. to programme thi. week at Empire Palms have been quite up to their 11.112 d exciAlimes. Funny little Dan Leno. of Drury Lane fame, hes hem provocative of much laughter. Newt with, Dan's visit comes to a close. Other artistes turns will include Siste ...

... which Mr. Harris will take over his Drury Lane scenery, properties, &c., is now the only question to be settled. For his Drury Lane pantomime Kate Vaughan has been engaged at the largest salary ever received at Drury Lane or elsewhere for any artist in pantomime ...