... down and the other come on. Stimulated, no doubt, by the bottle or two port had imbibed, his lordship knocked the pride of Drury Lane down one after the other like ninepins, and there is no knowing bow it might have ended had not policeman arrived on the ...

... collecting catalogues from houses of business, and when be obtained a sufficient number, taking them to a butter shop in Drury Lane, and selling them at lid per pound for waste paper. This is evidently no ordinary man. DISTURDANCE tie A THEATEE.—On Saturday ...

... question of fair play, and being a public some the narrow turmugM intersecting ! matter, couu.h within our province. N* e, ypi Drury lane and Uardet,. then westward into ter days papr, ntstiug that .a subscription »»opened at tsh** labyrinth* ol .Soho, doubling ...

... cast steel. They are the same weight as ivory, and cost about eight shillings each. Sir Augustus Harris states that his Drury Lane pantomimes often cost him, including salaries, something well over £50,000 a year. Women are rapidly acquiring their rights ...

... solitary confinement. In 1857, being at large, a police constable found her, with several other male and female blackguards, in Drury Lane, tormenting an idiot boy. The imbecile being rescued from her clutches, Anne Smith fell on the policemen and stabbed him ...

... identical poraon named Martin who came by bis death few weeks since in London from the ovortoroing of cab e« Fenian gathering Drury Lane. Mr Edward Ellice, M.P, declines the peerage which Mr Gladstone offered him. Mr Ellice has written to his agent* in St Andrew* ...

... miserable room in Chapel Court. Drury Lane is dirty and unsavoury street | any one could want to see. At light angles to it runs Blackmoor Street, whose evident purpose to | show that there can exist shabbier street than i Drury Lane. After crossing Stanhope ...

... you that bad to forget and forgive. Witness —Yes ; but I had to (rabic him. Well, Sir. on New• Year's Day I met him in Drury Lane selling lobsters. I asked him for a lobster, and took one up. Mr Flowers -I thinky o ot could make it up now? Witness—Oh ...

... —hiwpool arm THE PHTSCESS Or WALES AT DICORT LANE.-011. Saturday night, in the middle of tLe overture to the pantoxiime at Drury Lane Theatre, the Prince and Princess of Wales, accompanied by several gentlemen attendant at the Court, entered one of the boxes ...

... kiddie then, and she and I got pretty middling chummy. She had little grandchild living with her, who used to dance in the Drury Lane pantomime every year. When she was full work they used to be flush, and ’ave all the furniture 'otne. I was bit sweet the ...

... Cathcart, Bart., of Carleton, late Coldstream Guards, and Mrs Gordon of Cluny. At an inquest on the mon killed by fire in Drury Lane, a verdict of manslaughter was returned against Daniel O'Keefe and Mary Sunmons. LATEST GRAIN P RICES PRICES OF GRAIN AT ...

... The recently opened collection of relics of that glorious periods a most enbetan-' eial addition to the attractions Of Drury Lane Theatre, and one which all intelligent people cannot fail to appreciate. Connoiasenre of mare'prints will be especially ...