... associate Grimaldi, and contemporary of tha Kembles and George Frederick Cooke, and late harlequin of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and cousin to the far-famed cantatrice, Clara Fisher. On the Bth inst., Burton-upon-Trent, Mrs. Edward Hodson, aged 75 ...

... the presumed strength this very test Ilian any means met wi h general approbation. The Great .Proteciioiml Meeiii)f> at Drury lane I’lieatre on Tuesday last is ridiculed llie Times, and seriously declared'by its opponent, Friend Bright’s paper, be complete ...

... wrong, and, finally, she falls powerless into the arms of the attendants, the Grahams, the Gladstones, the Cardwells of Drury-lane. Who, then, more capable of letting into the secret of the workings ot the house than the statesman and orator who tor some ...

... morning, hurried on, it may be presumed, by the excitement attendant upon the preparations for the contemplated benefit at Drury-lane Theatre in the evening. Mr. Kenny had reached a very advanced age, and for some years past had been in a declining slate ...

... received the sympathetic permission of the house to proceed with this new system of exhausting logic, had gone immediately to Drury-lane Theatre (a laugh), instead of referring to a single observation had made, or refuting single dogma he had propounded. The ...

... residence, at the Globe. One woman was killed, and thirty less injured, the fall of staircase of f Chapel in Duke-street, Drury-lane, on SunJ'*.' To take Ink out of Linen. —Wives pleasure, that to take a piece of tallow, melt spotted part of the linen into ...