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... It's the Tautae Quay ye want'— [He did.]— J win. An Actor's Presence of Mind.—An alarming accident took place in London, at Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday evening, the house- being extremely well rilled, in consequence of the revival the popular melodrama ...
... (youngish still): No— not breach of promise.— Judy. Rentkbs' Shabes in Dbuby-Lane Theatre.— The other day two renters' shares in Drury-lane Theatre were submitted to competition at the Guildhall Coffee-house, London, by Mr. George Robins. The shares were offered ...
... according ancient custom, a sermon was preached commemoration of the great storm of 1703 at the Mission Chapel in Wild street, Drury-lane. London. The text was 55th Psalm, Btb' verse— I would hasten my escape from the windy storm and tempest. Some of the ...
... London; Sir Josiah Mason, the Birmingham philanthropist; Dr. John Cumming, late Minister of the Scotch Church in Crown-court, Drury-lane; Lord Hatherley, late Lord Chancellor of England ; Dr. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean of Westminster; Mr. Winter Jones, late ...
... off altogether but for mistaken act of filial affection. Jack, who, after his second escape, had broken into several shops Drury-lane, and rigged himself out in a fine new suit, with ruffles, sword, and diamond ring, called on his mother, in company with ...
... marriage took place with American gentleman named Elliot, who died many years RetnrningtoEngland inlB3o, Celeste appeared at Drury-lane and other metropolitan theatres, and finally won a distinguished position on the stage by her remarkable powjr of pantomimic ...
... circumstances oan be vary well enjoyed just now. Hsr Majesty's Theatre, at tbe bottom of the Haymarket, has long rivalled Drury-lane and Covent Garden in the standard of high excellence which characterises its attractions. During the last .few day*, however ...
... control. In 1874 the dramatic profession recognised his many and varied services by giving him complimentary benefit at Drury Lane, which produced a total more than £2,000. Mr. Webster was proud of the profession of which he had so long been an ornament ...
... after I sold that mare to the present owner for 60,000 dols. How to Get Out of a Sobape.—On Lord Coleraine's first visit to Drury-lane Theatre, his natural turn of pleasantry brought him into a rencontre that gave him great uneasiness. Seeing gentleman boots ...
... the twelvs months amounted to nearly a million sterling. In the year thirteen new blocks of buildings had been opened in Drury-lane and fifteen Westminster. three blocks are now in course of erection, and up to the end of laat year the truiteea had provided ...
... that divisions have control. The news was at ones communicated to Mr. Howard Vincent, who was witnessing performance at Drury-lane Theatre, and steps were taken to secure tbe suspected paroel falling into the hands of the police. The parcel duly arrived ...
... theatres prove remunerative. It may not be generally known that what was once regarded as the home of the British drama, Drury Lane, pays a rental of nearly a week. When to this is added the expenditure in rates, gas, advertising, and salaries, the latter ...