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... trophy was presented from the Chimes war so the sluips of • flag or standard captured at Fatshan. Mr. E. T. Smith,lemes of Drury Lane Theatre, London, and the Alhambra, rejoins to the Rev. Mr. Rutherford that his aim *as to promote a correct religious feeling ...
... THE HEROES OF THE RANKS. lon Saturday night the concerts of the Pyne and Harrison operatic company, at Drury Lane Theatre, London, came to a close. In the roans of the performances the following song, composed by M. W. Bane. written by Mr. Arthur Mathison ...
... of the violoncello. . Toe Court Journal sye that a clerical Bonnet quite ' the pulpit fa the stage, ant, is to appear at Drury Lane as Hanle! In Londone a lady has been.gored by an cox in such a dittalfol manner bar life ie droned of. The ox secured eitbeet ...
... and Ms mato, coal not to be obli‘el to sleep in the lodginghouse.. 'here are a good many larks, he says, kdging about Drury-lane, Field-land, and St. 0i1.., but they are no decent chaps emong us.—Castie Rag and It, Dependencies. ObT RIC tl H UNTI NO ...
... sugsecaak, has pealed into other bandit. May I ask, however, how ills that on the offimo are still prewervad the latest Drury Lane bile and Alhnmhra hill., which common report assigns to the proprietorship of this gentleman; aad how it is that in a c ...
... used to have allowed them. a Body of them to the number of 300. I arm'd with offan:ive Weapons, broke open the Doors of i Drury Lane Play-House. They fought their way to the , Stage Door, fored it open, and wounded 25 Persons, Col. Da Veil to irg in thu ...
... parts of the colonise. The Theatre Royal in a building a business affair altogether. The maracious wareas as that of our Drury Lane, anti there are the houseman knew very well that the superb woman bc4ore familiar Princess's and Astley's, the latter with ...
... in Scotch stores; or that he is perfect in Yarmouth ale and Norfolk dainties; or that he is a Freemason ; or that he is a Drury-lane clown, and offers his customers a laugh; or that he is a pugilist, and rejoices in the patronage of gentlemen with bard ...
... six months leave of absence, which will he renewable so long as the exigencies of the service shall permit. The rent of Drury Lane Theatre, in London, is now 4,50(4. per annum, Instead of 4,0001., which it has hitherto been. The Bradford Observer claims ...
... appearauce at Her l.;sty'l Theatre, May 11, 1865, and sang there occasionally until 1873, as well as at Covent Garden and Drury Lane. The effect of her veice, her marvellous shake in tho-mn “ Lucia,” will never be forgotten by those who it, and her wild ...
... carriages containing intimate m of the deceased, and representatives Royal Academy of Musie, udgdx-nmw of Music, Mm. the Drury Lane lad& umumm‘u Criterion Smoking Concerts. The xo( the burial service was read by the Rev. W. Al in the Terrace Catacomb. ...
... God may indeed make it a soul trap to many of his wandering creatures.” Whitefield was also burlesqued on the stage of old Drury Lane by Samuel Foote, in * The Minion ” and “The Hypocrite,” but he was only rvohdwuplyvthalnlb.“lm afraid Satan 'm. l'o‘:' ...