... here whom 1 sure have seen at Drury Lane.’ “ I told her, ' It is Miss Mellon, who has came out.’ She seems a nice, pretty young woman’ returned Mrs. Siddons, and I pity her situation in that hot-bed of iniquity, Drury Lane ; it is almost impossible for ...

... tallow chandler her Majesty, attempted to destroy himself cutting his throat with raz ...

... Kinnaird and should have been both at the real masquerade, and af. terwards in the mimic one of the same, the stage of Drury lane Theatre.” One of the most striking passage* the Memoir* of Lord Byron’s early days is where, in speaking of his own sen ...

... of draught expect real from tboir labour. Sheridan. —Sheridan once fell into a coalcellar, on way borne, after aopping at Drury Lane ; and hia abut* of tb* vender, for not keeping a light at tbe cellar door, waa waimly retorted by tb* wife. D—it.” cried ...

... last witness, stated, that soon after the left mother’s bouse on the day named, she met the prisoner in Princes street, Drury Lane, who told her that the was gain£ to buy tome rings at the corner of Bow St., and said they told some handsome dolls there ...

... or how the spectators are to be secured from danger during the exhibition. A cast iron patement is now being laid down in Drury lane. The experiment has l>een frequently attempted in different parts of London, and failed If successful in the present instance ...

... small and tlieMitatryh Uutlelng open all the year round.' Had dot tUpßblic thebeqelit of your talents other, fneatre while Drury •lane was Only once,£tr. Why, wHaX*dvf you-do when the theatre wo* not open I was oat ciqployment. Amusing joorself, I suppose ...

... but ra ward. Extensive Robberies at Public Houses in Drury Lane. —About eleven o'clock on Wednesday week, Mr. Thessier, the Landlord of the Craven Head public bouse, near the Olympic Theatre, Drury Lane, was much alarmed, on entering his bed-room, by discovering ...

... gracefully yielded, in giving their protege an engagement at Drury lane Theatre, promising to support and protect her if her talent was approved the public. accordingly appeared tlia board* of Drury lane in the saason 1793 4, Lydia Languish, The Rivals, and ...

... well known timber merchant Pedlar’s Acre county magistrate, and the chief contractor who built the pres sent Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, committed self destruction Friday evening, seven o'clock, by shooting himself with double barrelled gun, at his residence ...

... several tables the articles in question, upon which on (he same afternoon, obtained au advance of ten shillings at Mr. Hedge's Drury Lane. Mrs. Ann; Elliott with whom the prisoner some time ago lodged, in S umers Town, proved that had on leaving her bouse carried ...

... HERALD Pi-til (»nd hi* frindi rtilhdrew the clerk « office. A* they hed pone. Mr- He lie reobserved that he had »een phfwg el Drury lane on the preotedinp nipht, and under itoud that soon a» Ihe perlormanoe was o»er, jumped into a post chaise which had been ...