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... Rittrarg extracto. THEATRICAL SALARIES.-In the year 1814, Mr. Kean, who was putting into the Drury Lane treasury a nightly average of £484, as set down in the first chapter, was content, after his success was estab- lished, to sign an engagement for three ...
... and good fellowship. EXTRAORDINARY TENACITY OF LIPE IN A CHILD.- Yesterday an inquest was held at the Crown and Magpie, Drury Lane, op the body of Ann Connor, a child about. six yearis'of age, who had fallen from its mother's window, three stories high ...
... within his breast. Eveu Mister John Williams, a barber's arsis- , tant, residing in one of the nisj ty-nine coo ts of Old Drury lane, had his bit ofde -he was IIabove ; sending for a pen'orth o' butter Ibs will be read below. 'The plaintiff, one hIre ...
... Es~says. d EEr.c SiT COa3PLluENir.-When Rousseau wag b5lilirhd ilonm Geneva, he landed at Dover, Jan. ll I1 66, aud visited Drury Lane Theatre on the 23rd to wituoes the performance of Lara and Lethe,4 iby command of their Majesties. Upon tlis ocoa- soiil ...
... Trvyford from the office of magistrate, then w we say that the populaoe of London are no longer the m men they were. The Drury-lane Theatre has been the scene of one (f ! the most disgraceful and atrocious attacks by a gang of U bludgeon usen, upon an ...
... prisoner offered a batch of half-a-dozcn sticks for pledge'at the shop of Mr. Townsend, pawnbroker, opposite the stage doorof Drury-lane Theatre; the shopman, recollecting that the same man had pledged a number of the same species of articles at the same place ...
... Charles-street, ba: Hampstead-road; Mr. Hall, Hamastead-road; Mr, we Barrett, Fitzroy-market; Magnet Coffee-house, ha, Drury-lane; Mechanics' Institute, Circus-street, pri Marylcbone Dispatch Coffee-house, Bride-lane, ] Fleet-street; Committee-room, ...
... presurmel Polito ft 1 bowvd.-Kemble: Yon know. me, I suppose l- u d Poltc: Very well, sir. You are Mir. Kemile, of tl 3. Drury-lane theatre.-Eemble: Right, good Polito. at Sir, ' am seized With atn unaccountabte, ar, uncon- it i trodable fancy. Yolk have'-a ...
... Marles, Charles-street, Haimpstead-road; Mr. HBal, Hamstead-roed; Mr, the Barrett, Fitzroy-market; Magnet Coffee-house, Str Drury-lane; Mfechanics' Institute, Circus-street, - Marylbene ; Dispatch Cofee-house, Bride-lane, Fleet-street; Committee room, 117 ...