... and Loss of Life.—Early on Thurtday night fire broke out on the premises of Mr. Edds, a iinendraper, in Blackmore-street, Drury-lane, which for some time caused great alarm in tha neighbourhood, owing to the confined locality. The fire was first discovered ...

... known as the Yorkshire wolds. Robbery by an Attendant of Theatre.— Richard Hunter, who had been employed as an attendant Drury-lane Theatre, was charged at Bow-street with stealing a gentleman's coat, containing various articles valued at £8 which had ...

... all to over again. God help the nameless martyrs! The circumstances which led to Mr. Lumley's representations being given Drury-lane instead of her Majesty Iheatre are likely to receive a full elucidation, the publication of a pamphlet being announced by ...

... Marlborough-streot Policc-ccurt, Thomas Portsmouth, a rough, dirty-looking follow, who gave the address, 46, Charles-street, Drury-lane, was prosecuted by Mr. William Love, chief officer of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, on a charge ...

... Long-acre, where there will be a station. From that point it will pass at the back of Long-acre, on the north side, across Drury-lane to Hclborn, where another station ia proposed, in the neighbourhood of King-street and Queen-street. Passing under Holborn ...

... end, has taken a house and grounds near Fulham, called Prior-park, formerly in the occupatiou of Mr. E. T. Smith, late of Drury-lane Theatre, but now of Cremorne-Gardens. In this house be will have abundant room to gratify his passion for the antique, as ...

... running the blockade, are contain conical shaped cannon bulla, each weighing mac kilogrammes, the serious loss the purchasers. Drury Lane Theatre ia fitted with double set fireproof approaches. The result ia that in few minutes audience, however large, enabled ...

... that bit fau't, ye ne'er wad been Mrs Graham. Shakspere and Science: —Once, when Mr. Buckstono was performing Lear, Drury Lane, with Mr. Paul Bedford in the part ot Edgar, his delivery, iv his usually impressive stylo, of that passage- First let ...

... contem pen of Miss Amy Sed gwick, ap- ary “Tn reply to a performance at to your paper the 19th respecting a the end of.m Drury-lane eatre, T to say that at for Scandal’ scene in the fourth act of the “School had retired to the n room. Hearing my name loudly ...

... following anecdote ißtold Manager Price, Theodore Hook, and the eccentric Cannon. After a dinner given by Mr. S. Price, of Drury-lane Theatre, all the guests except Cannon and Hook having long since retired, the host, who was suffering from severe attack ...

... breakfast with me the morning ? lam tbe hotel. I shall be glad to speak to you. My name is Arnold ; I am the—manager of Drury Lane Theatre.' I staggered if I had been shot. My acting in the Savage ' has for. However, I stumbled through the part, ami—here ...

... and when tbe Duchess is town, her carriage may be pretty regularly seen at the door the Doctor's chapel, in Crown Court, Drury Lane. It is not she who has given the £20,000, nor is it any lady of dis tinction. It is, in fact, a lady quite unknown eithe ...