... Francs and Europe proofs of its good (anti. MEMORIAL TO THE. MEMORY OF GENERAL HAVELOCIL A TITILIIC meeting was held in Drury Lane Theatre this afternoon, for the purpose of promoting • memorial to the memory of the late General Havelock. The Duke of ...

... wonderful CIIINESE MAGICIANS In their wonderful, exciting, end almost incredible achieve- niente, FROM TILE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, Who had the die , inguiehol honour of perfuming before Her M .johy sod the Royal Family. M. DUSONI A:ID HIS TALENTED SONS ...

... of amusement abound in Melbourne and other parts of the colonies. The Theatre Royal to a building am large as that of our Drury Lane, and there are the familiar Princess'. and Astley'., the latter with its circus and equentrian feats, and noted, moreover ...

... select the Beadle of Eseter 'Change as the object of his worship. Let this Beadle establish blastoff In Lane Adullam in Drury Lane, or say in his own 'Change, and preash—witb sufficieut eloquence—Sunday after Sunday, thst he is the coming man—come, a ...

... Blackman Street, ; G. Gee. honer, Bedford Bow, Walworth Road; E. Lewis. printer, Colman Street; J Broad, wad; ironmonger, Drury Lane; T. Cowles, hosier, Cheapside and Hackney Road W. Tenfold. gasfitter, hlartet Terrace, Road; R. H. Nicholls, innkeeper, ...

... into his ears and eyes, aid performs a variety of tricks too numerous to be detailed. Could Mr E. T. Smith secure him for Drury Lane he would maks a fortune. We enter a perfumer. soup, uf knacks and necessaries for my lady 's toilet. Pearl powder is made ...

... not know the place of which he was for three whole days the ruling spirit; when ' David Garrick, Esquire,' rode down from Drury Lane, and did immortal honour to Mr Shakspere.' Nay, the streets have been 60 thoroughly cleansed, so smoothly paved, so cleared ...

... waiters who would yet bow and ' My lord' him before his face ; yet we may reasonably venture to say that no miscreant out of Drury Lane or Whitechapel, who has been sent to the tread-mill for six months for jumping on his wife, has been guilty of more atrocious ...

... I work upon my own account. I am an inventor. (A laugh). Mr Henry : Where do you live? The prisoner : la Charles Street, Drury Lane, at a fourpenny deb a fourpenny lodging-house. Mr Henry : What number? The prisoner : Oh, net always to one. I sleep at ...

... Surrey; W. H. Batchelor. builder, Lettherteed ; J. A. Tallen, ehip . .rolter, Street, London; C Webb, general salesman. Drury Lane. Poplar; K. Simons, Newgetectreet. Loudon. .d of Birmingham; H. Wakelmen, lace warehouseman, Loodon ; J. Chutenum and 0 ...

... living by shelling walnuts, upon being sworn, was examined as follows by Mr Cooke: —Where do you live ? At No. 8 Lincoln Own, Drury Lane.—Are you a widow, married, or a single woman I am a widow.—Are you also sometimes Metre by the surname of Farebruther ? ...

... o'clock, a woman named Anne King, aged 25. was found smothered in • cellar of soot, at the house. No. 10 Parker street, Drury Lane, which is in the occupation of a sweep. 11 appears that on the previous day the deceased had vidted &eerier woman. and the ...