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... 1859. The fire broke out in the morning and com- pletely destroyed the building. It is stated that Mr. F. B. Chatterton, of Drury Lane, was the lessee of the building, but it was managed by Mr. E. C. Hale. ...
... —Country maid (having first seen Missus and the children into a cab): 0, coachman, do you know the principal entrance to Drury Lane Tlieat ?—Crabbed old Cabby (with expression of in- effable contempt) Do I know Kim aup COUNTER IRRITATION.—First Customer ...
... would prove having been called on by the prisoner to attend the child. James Litz, assistant at a boot and shoe shop in Drury- lane, stated that about half-past ten on Saturday night last he saw the prisoner with something wrapped up in shawl. The door ...
... effaced altogether. If smokers go to a theatre they should have the decency to abstain from tobacco whilst there. The gods of Drury Lane, or any other London Theatre, who sometimes forget their good manners, never attempt to smoke in the gallery, where the ...
... establishment of Co vent Garden, from the same cause. We learn that Mr. Cooper, Mr. Wood, and many other members of the Drury Lane com- pany, are also confined to their rooms. The disease, al- though severe in its character, is of short duration, and ...
... antagonist; but I blive no engagement. Well, at all e'fnl8, observed my first inquisitor, you hue a very good salary at Drury- lane. A very good one, indeed, sir, answered I, but then it is Duvr paid. But you have always a fine benefit, sir, said the ...
... natural philosophy is to refuse il. —Aew 1 ork Star. Lord Scgrave has resigned his office as one of the sub-Committee of Drury Lane Theatre. It is clear that strong language within the walls of Parliament induces its adoption w ithout. It is not ten davs ...
... the voyage, which realised about £80 for the train- ing ship Indefatigable. Once more, this autumn, we are to undergo, at Drury- lane, the ceremony of an introduction to Sir Walter Scott, at the energetic hands of Mr. Halliday. This time it is The Lady of ...
... are, the Honourable Mrs. Saunderson, of a daughter. May 10, at London, the wife of Mr. S. Artaud, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, of a daughter. May 7, the wife of Mr. William Smith, tailor and dra- per, 6, Oxford-street, Swansea, of a daughter. May ...
... volumes, 12s. 572. Ditto from 1795 to 1810, not complete, some duplicates, 32 volumes, £2 6s. 575. Series of Play-bills of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres, from 1774 to the end of the season 1830, 54 volumes, half-bound. This highly valuable collection ...
... than any interpretation on the English stage. She would have had a bumper if it had not been for the unfortunate fire in Drury- lane, which compelled the police to block up several of the busiest approaches to the Queen's, and which robbed Ryder of a good ...
... authorised to state that an electric or*™ i„ being bmIt by Bryceson, Brothers, and Co for Hp! Majesty s Opera, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Thl organ » to!be erected at a distance behind thenna „ as usual, bnt the organist will, for the firsf ,? AnlIl^Sbferf,iSS35'wiS ...