... Loudou. ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN DRURY LANE. interest; but that some years aco, to give a greater to *• On Saturday night at nine o'clock, the neighbourhood of the Mayor, the defendant was requested take charge of and Drury Lane was iu a stale cf great con ...

... Street, Whitechapel, manufacturing chvnd-t. J CoUin?, Oundle Staines. Northampton-hlre. tailor. T. Pilbeam. Parker Street. Drury Lane, coachsmith. J. Boulton. Aston-under-Lvne, carrier. V* m. Kirby. Liverpool, hotel-keeper. J- Smith. Liverpool, grocer. P ...

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... announces that Mr. has made ino-t liberal offer to Mrs Hutler Miss Fanny Kemble) for arting c ertain number of nights at Drury-lane Theatre, tail the negotiation is still pending. It is however. Mrs Butler’s pi-mi\e intention rc turn the Mage.—The negotiation ...

... introduced in his letter, 1 pretend not say, but I say that such fanciful and mystical st)le of w riting might very well for Drury Lane Theatre, or some such place, hut sober and respectable people cannot give up their well-spent lime to read dramatic trash ...

... household,and soldiers wearing good conduct stripes. The beautiful milk white pony introduced in the spec, of The Ihitrt, at Drury .lane theatre, and s.» much mired by the Prince of Wales and the Royal family, who honoured the performances w ith their presence ...

... the geniu* htci for ever. Alas for the drama! Shakspeare's house the market, with no purchaser—anil the elephant lord of Drury Lane! Probably some foreign State may take a fancy to this Temple, and rebuild it a more classic soil. The Emperor of Russia ...

... society for improving the condition of the Working Classes have fitted up a new lodging bouse for single men Charles-strcet. Drury lane. Every accommodation, ineluding the use of a bath, wash house, and cooking utensils, will afforded for Id. i>er night. The ...

... slay his imlace during the concerts. t ...

... Monday, with “The Bohemian Girl,” sustained all the original artistes who first played in it, and by the band and chorus of Drury Lane theatre. There very considerable excitement hereon in all theatrical circles. Many who read “Jenny Lind in Bristol,” will ...

... where in the poorer districts of this vast metropolis. One of the most instructive cases occurred a week or two since near Drury Lane, w here an individual lost his life owing his having developed this gas by the addition of sulphuric acid to the foetid ...

... of large size, was sold for 100 guineas, the same sum being paid for Juliet, beast of truly mammoth proportions, known at Drury lane, Jenny Lind. These animals were said to have originally cost £'l,ooo. They were sold to Mr. Ratty, of Astley s Amphitheatre ...