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... ot the late Colonel James Henry Manleson, formerly manager Her Majesty’s Koyal Italian Opera, Corent Garden, Iwwtri Royal,Drury Lane, and Lyceum Theatre, wtolor upwards of 40 years provided the British with operatic performances and concerts. Celonel Mapleson ...
... the charges arise are of a sad character. Many years ago prisoner was in a rosjjectable position, keeping a coffee shop at Drury-lane. is close on years older tluin his wife. They have been separated for some time past. The wife, who is alleged to be cohabiting ...
... lodging-houses, specially erected by them row approaching completion, «r© expected to be opened next month in Parker-street. Drury-lane. The last name is suggestive cf metropolitan district in which common lodging-houses must often request. It has been agreed ...
... is the greatest linguist among monarchs ; he reads 12 languages, and speaks most of them. Mr. Arthur Collins, manager of Drury-lane Theatre, is clever scenie artist. • • • The use of cocaine has become quite common among the negroes in Southern towns and ...
... spectator had his legs broken, and a girl received fatal injuries. Mrs. John Wood will make her reappearance on the stage of Drury-lane Theatre in London in the autumn production of “The Prodigal Bon,” when she will sustain the part of Margaret. A Clacton ...
... Anderson (Scott Publishing Company). Born in Glasgow 1811, making his first appearance on the stage when 18 months old Drury-lane theatre, the arms of John Kemble, and his last on the same stage Mereutio December, 1874, retiring then to die a npa old ...
... Dr. Frederic Cowen. Of course, the festival will he the supreme event of the musical season. Apropos of the production at Drury-lane Theatre in London of M. Sardou’s Dante,” hy Sir Henry Irving, may be mentioned that Messrs. Cassell have this week ready ...
... gave information to the police. The prisoner had been living with man named Cornelias Crowley, a porter, White Horse-yard, Drury-lane, and about July 28, in consequence of her representations, he accompanied her to Clmring-cross, where he put her into omnibus ...
... pleasant recall, indeed, that one of tho most thronged and appreciated of diminutive open spaces the old churchy aril in Drury-lane, which Di kens drew such appalling picture in Bleak House.” The terrible disaster at tho Crystal Palace, by which a well-known ...
... ncse treaty was signed and the Aliens and Scottish Churches Bills were passed. Music and the Drama. The Prodigal Son at Drury-lane Theatre been materially shortened, and the curtain now rises on the opening tableau at 6.15. mutual consent the agreement ...
... George Alexander, who, it is said, is to receive the colossal salary of £250 a week when he appears in The Prodigal Son” Drury-lane in the autumn, his first big hit as George D’Alroy in “Caste” now many years ago; and later as Faust the Lyceum—a part which ...
... execution, because they do not see their way turn their attractive glades into playground for Clare Market and the purlieus of Drury-lane. With all the desire in the world philanthropic fail to follow the reasoning. Occupiers who pay increased rents in return ...