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... Ile travelled from court to court throughout St. Giles's, and at length went to a filthy alley called Lincoln'scourt in Drury-lane. In one of the houses in this place he discovered the woman Andrews, and he also traced the child Into her possession. After ...
... forth, purse in hand, to Stratford-on- Avon, intending to buy up New Place, the garden of the great bard. But the hero of Drury Lane was a little too late in the field—the public had subscribed 7001. rather than have the garden built upon, and Mr. Halliwell ...
... wholesale stationers and paper-makers in London would probably surprise most of our readers. Messrs. Spalding and Hodge, of Drury-lane, have gained an European reputation in consequence of the magnitude and importance of their transactions; and our own Government ...
... promeutrix and her husband. ' Ou the first examination the complainant described herself as an actress at the Lyceum and Drury-lane, and that her husband was a traveller for Messrs. Leaf, am eminent London house. Her went to skew that she was out early ...
... out etech, who in the very best g wherein England will you fif:d in a e fisee prueerty ? his wife's sister's residence in Drury-lane, and he firmly believed, not only that his wife was there, • „„ AULD LINO ST/IlL -SOON ti but also all his property. He ...
... concur, their theory bang s man, probably frese-the had been into one of the vile brothels lying at the back of Loots/ere or Drury-lane ; that be had been drugged with opium, or rather, that an attempt had been to drug him, which only partially suc; that he ...
... doubt he also hopes to get the lease on favourable terms should the theatre be built. He is at present about half-tilling Drury Lane theatre, and consequently he cannot be making much money. A smaller theatre at a lower rent would answer his purpose better ...
... the above talented company, consisting of Messrs. Morrow, Leman, Grantham, Dunthorne, and Termtt, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Italian Opera, and Her Majesty's Theatre; Miss Bertha Purcell, principal soprano of Exeter hall and St. James's hall Concerts ...
... by excessive drinking; and the other that of a woman who was found insensible at the doorway of a house in Barley-court, Drury. lane, by a prostitute named Bridget Maily. It was midnight when she was thus found; and the girl, assisted by another of the ...
... which a person psying him two counterfeits, and then cisargi .g the patty with having given him them. Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury Lane celebrity, is in treaty for the International Exhioltion. It. port uysthathe intends to transfer his Don Show to the building ...
... the F division, stated his attention was drawn on the previous night by 3 gentleman to the prisoners, who were in the pe Drury-lane Theatre, and during the intassi between the performances amused themselves II tossing, gambling, and drinking brandy and ...
... hot summer evening. Mr. Phelps, who, likewise, disagreed about their respective roles with M. Fechter, is g , 4rig to take Drury Lane, undeterred by the failure of Mr. Falconer. The Idelphi ghost is demonstrative as ever, and comes suddenly upon one in the ...