... 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 langb ; or that he is a pugilist, and rejoices in the patronage of gentlemen with bard ...

... had recently recovered; indeed, I myself know of upwards of a dozen cases within a few yards of each other in or adjoining Drury-lane. In one case it broke out at the dwelling place of a small tradesman, whose household consisted of eight persons, himself ...

... Some improvement in this respect is imperatively demanded. I have a hazy remembrance of Mr. E. T. Smith, then manager of Drury Lane Theatre, disobeying the command of the Queen with respect to the Windsor theatricals. If I remember rightly, her Majesty ...

... write a new play for the occasion. The same author is also engaged on a comedy for Miss Gougenheim, and a new piece for Drury lane. Surely there is some latent irony here. Write a new play ! Can any one write an old one? At all events, one can get ...

... TilE WIG TON ADVERTISER detailed. Gould Mr. E. T. Smith secure him fur Drury Lane he would make a fortune. A fancy repository afforded the party some amusement : We enter a perfumer's shop full of knick-knacks and necessaries for :my lady's toilet. Pearl ...

... man named Mammy, bad lived in the front parlour of said home and who had left tints before,lle now Lives In Frinoesafxest, Drury-lane. man fme forward on Friday evening ; but ft was too late for him to give evidence that the shoe was his. lie had oast It ...

... G. Carroll, aged 76; on the following day the Marquis Dalhousie ; on the 20th Mr. Alfred Bunn, for many years lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, and Lieutenant. General Willie, aged 71 ; on the 25th the Earl of Mezborough, aged 77 ; on the 26th the Rev. Dr ...

... Hole-in-the-Well, and stayed there for five or six years. About 1840 they again came to London, and took • cigar-shop in Drury-lane. Mrs. Elliott was also engaged as an actress at various minor theatres. Mrs. Elliott said that he had lived a very profligate ...

... performance. The aetonlahment of the occupants of carriages and ether vehicles In front of bar Majesty's, Crweetgarden, and Drury-lane theatres was extreme at finding the theatres clotted. Amongst the exhibitious not under the control of the Lord Chamberlain ...

... consequence of the lamented decease of her late Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, Her Majesty's Theatre would not be opened—Drury Lane Theatre, and the Alhambra, under the same management, being all the while opened. It now turns out, as was expected, that ...

... support of hill ea , e, and the following is the evidence of FAivibe% Andrews, the chief witness - I live in Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, London. I am a widow, and am sometimes called Elizabeth Farebrother, which is my maiden name. I know the prisoner. I have ...

... pocketed his fees, and is preparing venom for future sheiks But I mart mention a consequence of the trial. Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, has found itself lately the object of more curiosity than ever characterised it heron.. It is not at all different from ...