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... executed in Newgate Jail on Tuesday morning for murdering Mary Kenealy, aged four years, in a house in Goldsmith Street, Drury Lane, London. The crime was of a repulsive character’ The little girl was found dead with a terrible wound in the tbhroat. The ...
... with consternation. The names and addresses of the victims are— Ernest Ely, 110, Eardly Road, Streatham ; Mrs White, 58, Drury Lane ; Mrs Pigyott, 48, Castle Street, Long Acre ; Mrs Nicholls, Castle Street, Long Acre. Seven others received atteution at ...
... York boxer, who was knocked out in the boxing contest at the National Sportiog Club on Monday night by Jack Roberts. of Drury Lane, was still critical. No 10 formation as to the nature of his injuries conld be ascertained. 4t noon Smith was still lying ...
... the mate clutched his superior's arm. Just a few yards away was Mr Smith. He had emerged from a side street leading to the Drury-lane district, and was accompanied by a stout-built gentleman in Immaculate evening dress, diamond studs, gold eyeglass, moustache ...
... familiar. No longer are they to be found in Whiteball, pacing backwards and forwards before tbhe Government Offices. At Drury Lane, where “*his Majesty's servants” performed, the scarlet-coated guards have disappeared ; so, too, at the Royal Opera House ...
... London theatres. That popular favorite Mr Dan Leno will not, for the first time for many years, appear in the pantomine at Drury Lane, which is relying upon “Humpty Dumpty” as the subject for lits production. But it matters not as to who or what provides ...
... escaped suffered cousiderably before thiay succeeded in finding places of refuge. The pantowmine was Bluetend, as played at Drury Lane two years ago, and wost of the stage set tings were those used in the original London production. A stained glass window ...
... very much like one of the admiring phrases in which people are wont to describe some of the beauties of the pantowine at Drury Lane, or the brilliaat, dazzling effects of the ballet, at the Empire or the Alhambra. But it really was not any such outburst ...
... Horace had lived in our time he would have had oomothinogb:: say concerning some incidents as were rved last week outside Drury Lane Theatre. If ever there was an occasion which called for some l'fecml effort on the g.rt of theatre goers, it was surely ...
... Mr. W. Churchill and Eccial Legis'ation. TAXATION OF LAND VALUES. A meeting was held in Drury Lane Theatre, London, on Saturday, at which the princips! speaker was Mr Winsion Churchill, M.P. Sir John Dickson-Poynder, M.P. (chairman of tue Select Committee ...
... 20s to those compelled to serve on juries. “ Chantecler” in London Mr Edmund Rostand’s “ Chantecler ' will be produced at Drury lane on Juue 27 in French, with the same company, dresses and scens ry as bave been attracting Parisians in thousands. Sad Outcome ...
... his friends talk of organising a matiree performance for his benefit, and it has been suggested that the directors of the Drury Lane Theatre might be approached to lend their house for the occasion as a tribute to “the man who followed Grimaldi.” DOYOU ...