... succeeded in bringing them to London. The men were to have £o each, and Mr. Thompson and Mr. E. f.Smith, (the lessee of Drury Lane, Vauxhall, &c.,) were so pleased with the successful issue of the journey, that they made Langham a present of £l5 additional ...

... hii wife to London, may be noticed. They will play the Adelphi. There has been talk of Mr Creswick becoming the lessee of Drury Lane, etc* Smith, who hu been outbid in rent. Ihi* would be very ungenerous action on tho part of the proprietors who hardly ...

... drawing-room, and the chapel on the north side. The great staircase, of which representation appeared some time ago in Drury Lane Theatre, and a large quantity of statuary, are gone. Very many paintings that were at the Great Exhibition in 1862 have ...

... Rhone's dam Fifteen ran. SHOCKING MURDER (Yibtebpat.) This morning dreadful crime was revealed in one of the back courts off Drury-lane. A man named Witley was found with his thro«t cut and nearly dead from loss of blood, while his wife was discovered to dead ...

... that they help each other in the time of distress: A Friendly Meeting Will take place at the “Feathers,” Great Wild Street, Drury Lane, on Tuesday, February 20th, 1866, for the benefit of MIKE MEEHAN, to help to defray the funeral expenses of his eldeat daughter ...

... London Court Bankruptcy on The bankrupt ascribes -bis failure to losses sustained in the management of ibe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and disputes with bis late partner, Mr Chatterton, which it seems culminated in a Chcaicery suit. The preliminary statement ...

... officer in the army, was tried at the Middlesex Sessions, on Tuesday, for having stolen a silver spoon from the Albion Tavern, Drury Lane, where he had been dining with his father. The spoon was missed, the prisoner was followed, and it was found in his pocket ...

... Before the Footlighta or Sketches of Playhouse Society The Heads by Charles H. Ross the Tales Warner Sterne. 1 PriraU Box at Drury Lane. The Balcony the Adelphi. 3 The Stulls at Her Majesty’s Theatre. The Gallery at Covent Garden. The Pit the Strand. 6 B«hiod ...

... very questionable success. The attendance on Monday, when a new attraction, in the person of Master Percy Roselle, from Drury Lane. London, was presented, was rather bettor, though wo should think far from remunerative. This atar, understand, is under ...

... Who eoceeeded Meson. Wilsom and Montague in This is the company that performed at the ot. George s Hall, Regent-street, Drury-lane Theatre, and Crystal PfltS»De. The company includes MR. 0. BERNARD, The Queen’s favourite Baritone. Author of .Tust before ...

... Who succeeded Messrs. Wileom and Montague in 1868. This is the company that performed the George’s Hall, Regent-street, Drury-lane Theatre, and Crystal Palace. The company includes MR. C. BERNARD, The Queen’s favourite Baritone. Author of Just before ...

... they meet. One lodge has already been established London, and it proposed that another should be formed in -the vicinity of Drury-lane. General La Marmora, who has been appointed lieutenantg'lvemor of Rome, has issued proclamation in whic he declares that ...