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... street, flannel factor Thomas Turner, New Bond street, upholsterer William George Docking, llampstead j'elix Joseph McCarthy, Drury lane, baker Cluis. Dean Baptiste f'ons, Old Bond street, halter TliomAs l olkard, Iligh Ilolborn, hackneyman Joshua Darwingander ...
... MURRAY KING AND CLARK FOR A FLYING VISIT OF LONDON STARS, ONE NIGHT ONLY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1905. MISS MABEL LOVE, Drury Lane Theatre ; MISS MURIEL NEWMAN, Egyptian Hall ; MR. J. WARREN FOSTER, Savoy Theatre ; MR. MAITLAND DICKER (Humerist), Avenue ...
... FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. William Robert Read, Winchester street, King's Cross, builder James Hodge, late of Drury lane, licensed victualler John Freeman Wood, Oxford, surgeon and apothecary Charles Fox Oppenheim, George street, Minories, merchant ...
... MURRAY KING AND CLARK FOR A . FLYING VISIT OF LONDON STARS, ONE NIGHT ONLY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1905. MISS MABEL LOVE, Drury Lane Theatre ; MISS MURIEL NEWMAN, Egyptian Hall ; MR. J. WARREN FOSTER, Savoy Theatre ; MR. MAITLAND DICKER (Humerist), Avenue ...
... MURRAY KING AND CLARK FOR A FLYING VISIT OF LONDON STARS, ONE NIGHT ONLY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1905. MISS MABEL LOVE, Drury Lane Theatre ; MISS MURIEL NEWMAN, Egyptian Hall ; MR. J. WARREN FOSTER, Savoy Theatre ; MR. MAITLAND DICKER (Humerist), Avenue ...
... Friday, Oct. 18.) John Holt, Rusholme, Lancashire, banker James Howie, Manchester, merchant Joshua Kidd, Brownlow street, Drury lane, coach-enrrier James Alexander Reynolds, Birmingham, Jiatter Thomas Sowler, Manchester, bookseller David Welch, Derby, scrivener ...
... FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. William John Hammond, (Lessee of Drury lane Theatre, See.) Essex street, Strand, music seller John Aplin Howe, Bristol, umbrella and parasol manufacturer John Roberts, Coppice, near Nottingham, gardener Henry Holland ...
... 3 TYQ YD 7 \\T FLYING VISIT OF LONDON STARS, ONE NIGHT ONLY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1905. N\ \/ > T Y\ MISS MABEL LOVE, Drury Lane Theatre ; MISS MURIEL NEWMAN, Egyptian Hall; MR. J. WARREN FOSTER, Savoy Theatre; ~ MR. MAITLAND DICKER (Humorist), Avenue ...
... Essex, tailor Inseph Tarrant, Strand, tailor Robert Bnck, Old street, St. Luke's, back maker Win Williams, Drury court, Drury lane, victualler Lewis, Bishop's Stortford, Herts, cattle salesman Ambrose George Campbell, Fulham, apothecary fohn Tutt, Rye ...
... appearing are- Mr. DISTIN, the celebrated Trumpet Player, (Formerly of the Private Band of George IV., and of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covcnt Garden, After an absence of three years from England, and his FOUR TALENTED SONS; Miss RUSSELL, (Principal Soprano ...
... street, Soho, manufacturing goldsmith • K-U toil J»* Craue, lane, Cannon st. Tarnish maniifrs. k « Kidd Browiilow street, Drury lane, coacb currier tr'lam and William Thomas Jesse, Bourton, Dorsetshire, tick manufacturers r|, Jesse Bourton, Dorsetshire ...
... second a gigantic mass meeting in Drury Lane Theatre, which was packed to its utmost capacity by an audience vastly enthusiastic. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman at the luncheon, and Mr. Winston Churchill later at Drury Lane Theatre, both made important speeches ...