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... women and childrnalhuhtt of courreewould have followed inte rm When the Mkissesi Ciawee mado their. first appear. ance at Drury-lane the satig' duet. Most of the principal singers stood at the aide of the orchestra, to ea thm, 'ncldig M. raam. At the endof ...
... boarding-out system. fri: I see it mentioned in some theatrical gossip en it of dramatic circles that the management at 't Drury-lane Theatre has spent £1I5,000 upon g ;r the production of their pantomime. To this 3, has to be added the cost of 300 of the ...
... there is a sign of reconciliation all roluid, he is bracing himself up to a further period of arduous work. The closing of Drury-lane Theatre is a, very serious thing indeed for poor Mr. Chattertmi. It is no secret that he has spent his whole fortune in ...
... Lord-street, Southport,L wine and spirit merchants. Josiah Thomas and John Edwards, trading as John A Edwards and Co., 10, Drury-lane, Liverpool, insurance N brokers and general commission agents. J. Thomas M retires. M A. D. Leigh, 3. Williamson, and J ...
... in yesterday's ?? belongs to Liverpool, and is owned by Messrs. MacDiarmid, Greenshields, and Co, of Drury-uil d- iugs, Drury-lane, in this town. She iN an iron vessel of 1278 tons register, and was commanded by Captain F, a. Symons. She sailed from Calcutta ...
... frictikx. 2. Mr. Smith asserts that when be re- 0 the sigqed eri bj4di3gsO t ready to be an opened, be then mentions Drury-lane, King's- the cross, Bethna3-green, end Southwark-atreet pro- on parties; nd sar, all these would have been in b's worg ...
... been in competition with Drury-lane, is now a, ruin; r and though there is a pantomime at the New Is Olympic, the hose is too smalL to be a serious C ,f rival to Sir Augustus Harris. Covent-garden a i is his own, and Drury-lane will there- d fore provide ...
... REFORM MOVEMENT AND 1 THE MINISTRY. We have elsewhere given a sketch of the glorious cor meeting held yesterday week in Drury-lane Theatre, tai which building, immense as it is, was incapable of co containing the multitudes that flocked to the first ta: ...
... £5adeihog house, No. 22, Lawton-street £365 - a, piece of land, upon the north side !of thse old Popery and east side of Drury-lane, containing about 33 squalre yards,' £165 - two shops and dwelling- houses, Nba. 66 aitd 64, Paradise-street, £800; a shop ...
... orchertra weas better. For five weeks the Carl Rosa Opera Company is to play at Drury-lane, ani it opens its season with a great artistic success, I could not be both at Drury-lane and at the Shaftesbury Theatre; but at the latter house Mr.; Willard replaces ...
... pm.1 the freehold family residenoe ~Walner wi Villn.,' Weshnoreland-road, ?? Mr. au J. a Towenley, on the premises, 16, Drury-lane, be Brunaswicketreet, 3 p.m. the tenant's interest, th 3so., in the Corn Market kotei. to Wednesday, September 4.-By Messrs ...
... Wright, John Crowrther, and SE his Arthur Hanson, a gang of old offenders, who, at ast having robbed an old gentleman in Drury-lane, ice were, after a desperate fight, arrested by the police The punishments awarded were as folo]ws: ed-Mason, 24 strokes ...