... never rallied, and expired on Friday. The deceased lady and her husband were engaged for the season for the pantomime at Drury-lane. The deceased-was buried on Wednesday at the Rentalgreen Cemetery. A LICENSED VICTUALLER, named Morrie,. on Tuesday remanded ...

... there. In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, The prisoner said he bad lived in Holborn-buildings, but last slept in Charles-street, Drury-lane. Mr. Tyrwhitt said that he would send the prisoner to the workhouse for a little time, and in the meanwhile see about sending ...

... Britain's isle, Or British but burgle:ions mortals. The night is long—the night is drear But then he is a Grenadier. To Drury Lane another band Will march with equal resolution ; And armed onto the teeth will stand Four hours before that institution ...

... policeman that had arrested his own son. WELL SAID, Pay ! When Mr. Sheridan pleaded in court his own cense, and that of the Drury. lane Theatre, an Irish labourer, known among the actors by the name of Billy Brown, was celled upon to give his evidence. Previously ...

... return to spawn in the waters in which they were reared. THE Christmas pantomimes will be—for Coventgarden, Robin Hood; for Drury-lane, Jack the iant; the Lyceum, Cock Robin and Jenny Wren; the Haymarket burlesque is The Brigand; the Adelphi new piece will ...

... years old, and here Charles Saunders, while yet a Queen's scholar, composed Tamerlane the Circa/, which was performed at Drury-lane and at Oxford before Charles 11. Barton Booth, a great tragedian, and a member of the family of the Earls of Warrington ...

... say a few words concerning those places of amusement our correspondent was able to visit during ' the Christmas week. At Drury-lane Mr. E. L. Illanchard's ingenious treatment of the old legend of Jae* the Giant Killer has been admirably carried out, both ...

... to country readers. By-the-bye, the best supper-hones in London is still as it was thirty yearn ago—the Albion, opposite Drury-lane Theatre, celebrated for its tripe and marrow-bones. Hunting stopped and skating dangerous, perhaps hints on where to eat ...

... at Dublin, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Bath, and other large town. In 1898 be triumphantly sustained the character of Hamlet at Drury-lane, sail he now became courted by all. A silver vase of the value of £2OO was presented to him at a public dinner. Her Majesty ...

... piece at Drury Lane. Mr. Phelps admirably acts the character of Dr. Cantwell, the pretender to wily and goodness, who proves himself to be an avaricious, dishosourable, and licentious scoundrel To see this study alone well worth a visit to Drury Lane, even ...

... police-court, for having failed to reconcile himself with his wife ; he seems to have married one of the unknown actresses of Drury-lane Theatre, without the slightest occasion for the ceremony except the silly perverseness that has distinguished him through ...

... th As, bowed, be was swheaVtt peel peed he will bees time to thireowittly whetter it wed& eat be throwing himself away. DRURY-LANE THIATIUL—The grand historical play of henry VIII. was produced peat messes at this theatre on Monday evening, Yr. Phelps ...