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... conspiring by fraud and perjury to procure the discharge of a prisoner accused 01 irlony, and Thomas Sheehan, bootmaker of Drury-lane, was on Saturday sentenced to six years penal vitude, for stab Ling Barnard Corry, a policeman. BORRISOKANE UNION—FRIDAY ...
... his failure for F 50,000. Jack v and Gill, with four and-twenty blackbirds baked in a pie, is the Christmas pantomime in Drury-lane theatre, which is tilled every night. Captain Collinson, in thu Enterprise, bas arrived at !long-Kobg from the Arctic re• ...
... since the despatch of Admiral Demise. Mr LINDSAY entered Into a lengthened statement to prove thrall) all he bad said at Drury-lane ba was not ;unty of tittering virulent untruths, u was stated by Admiral Berkeley. Ile also red, support of his statements ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS ON ADMDZISTR ATIVE REFORM. The second Drury Lane Theatre meeting of the Administrative Reformers was held on Wednesday ; on which occasion, the appearance of Mr Charles Dickens as an orator, in behalf of the Association had been duly ...
... essmissisa single amm o Mils within what are ealled the spade 1 7. ender the law of gassed seamy , ties is say, seamed ea Drury•lane he may be either expelled Frame et smimg. Mr win ,. ported to Algeria, at au time after the dam of his sentence, and trial ...
... generosity, ft,r, from the overture to the knale. everythiug went on as smoothly and uniaterruptedly as it could have done at Drury Lane The Module persona we're as follow,.:— Lea Pasgunk, Mr Close; Dr. Mr. J. Alexander; Ernesto, Mr. C. Close ; .Votorto, Mr ...
... Watt, the illustrious inveutorof steam, made by his own hands ler hi. in the city of bilaseow, nearly 100 yearn ago. at Drury lane, is beginning to sleeken a good deal of of literary ernielarn rather titan theatriea. and Byrne seems once more put upon ...
... chilblains, and other pleasant hopes was prominent. I was attracted a few nights since to the old home of English drama—Drury Lane. I went because I heard that Miss Helen Faueit was to play Rosalind in As you like it. Now, my faith in modern acting ...
... MONDAY. Easter, with all its asaociations, the crawled Palace at Sydenham,—the wrestling' at Cremorne,—the performance of at Drury . Lane,—the exhibition of England's Volunteer boast upon the Sussex Down; and, not least , with its religious celebrations , its ...
... materials for the feast. Mr. Cummings the tenor. will appear and posaibly also Udine Lonmente Sherrington end Mr. Lewis Thomas. Drury-lane Theatre will re-open nest Saturday for the autumn mason. Frier is the first piece. with Mr. Phelps and Mrs. Hermann Vesin ...
... a new Opera Company (Limited) ; in which ease the companies will be amalgamated. anti there will he no operatic same at Drury Lane.--Covent ()alders is said to be about to revive the Crawl. Gera/striae. --Mr. Sefton Parry ha. bought the Prince's 'Theatre ...
... Italian Operas again, as in several recent years,—Mr. Maplean having now issued his programme for an opera season at Drury Lane—a much estentatioue announcement than that of Mr. Gye, but son. taiuing some agreeable promisee, among whieb area nuanoerot ...