... atheting of about 200 convicted criminal:, who were entertained at a topper at St. 6 Mission-hall, Little Wild -street, Drury-lane, London. MI prebrit had shown a desire to lecome r formed by remaining In emi4iyme t. The supper was followed by a meeting ...

... Larazhim has held an iniuest at SL Clement's Vestry nail, Landon, touching the death of John Haws, aged 43, lately employed at Drury-lane Theatre as stage property-mathand residing at 30,Wyebstreet, who expired under peculiar circumstances. Eliza Brunton, a ...

... founded on the axiom that honesty is the best policy. This annual gathering of unfortunate inhabitants of the slums of Drury-lane and Seven Dials is sometimes erroneously called the Thieves' Supper. Such a title can be given to it only on ex post ji(eto ...

... birlday was commemorated at Stratfordupcn-Avon. Oa Saturday, June -I, IS3d, a comp' imentars. benefit was given to him at Drury-lane Theatre, and on this occasion he played Hailed and D'n Ft.'zx in The Wonder to the Donna ViPlante of Mrs. Niabet ; whill ...

... DRURY LCIF, TIIEATIIE. On a recent occasion the 100th performance of the successful pantomime of Cinderella was given at Drury-lane Theatre, London. So etraordin•ry an event was not allowed to pass by withered some tokens of rejoicing on the part of both ...

... Police - court, London, Bridget Hendry, aged 30, ileac ildng herself as a ',remit, and giving an address In Wild-street, Drury-lane, eau charged with attempting to drown her soli. About heliport three o'clock in the afternoon the attention of Police - ...

... Exhibition of Armada and Elizabethan relics, armour, swords, books, and pictures, be. been opened in the grand saloon of Drury-lane Theatre, London, by the Earl of Winchilsea and Nottingham. The exhibition, which partakes of a national character, embraces ...

... that people are beginning to have their doubts nom about our own Shakespeare. Two rem were oaring at the playbills outside Drury-lane Theatre. Julius Comex.' said one. Tee, said the other, an adaptation from the new book by the Mew= of the head ! ...

... procession was revived in all Its glory, but I am told It was not neatly so grand as the play from the Fortuna of Siyl at Drury-lane. Toms is a newspaper which has devoted some of Its columns to the praiseworthy task of making exchanges between ladies of ...

... person of Michael Malloy. The prosecutor said he was a traveller. About ten o'clock in the evening he was in the pit of Drury-lane Theatre, when he got into conversation and treated the prisoner to refreshments at the bar of the saloon. He then had in ...

... IN LONDON. The fifth annual supper to members of the criminal dames was given at the Mission Chapel, Little Wildstreet, Drury-lane. The rescue work of this mission is of various kin is, but one of its chief objects is the reclamation of prisoners on their ...

... pay over the few shillings he had lately collected. BRAVE RESCUE PROW FIRE.—A serious fire broke oat at an oil shop, 150, Drury-lane, London. The fire- engines, under Superintendent Gatehouse, were qvickly upon the scene ; but in less than haft an hour ...