... from the drama, whim he had mainly helped to revive ; the theatres had pushed westward from Southwark and the City u far as Drury-lane; the coffee-house had displaced the ordinary ; the streets were widened and lighted up—ill enough, it is true, but somewhat ...

... in London, nn.l complete the between (lie last and the next steeping that Pbihpps, M.j , this sad accident occurred. At Drury Lane ! Castle ;W. Owen, q., and ...

... sepu Tavlok. A Scksi: at Concert. London, Tuesday, Mr. John itlanchard, professional singer ut the Middle sex Music Hall, Drury Lane, appeared a summons, charging him with haring assaulted Mr. diaries Solomon, pianist, and conductor the concerts. From the ...

... no», and would call again tint night. Tic took cab home, and clean 'd himself for the purpose of fetching his wife from Drury-lane Tneatte, where she perfo-med. As he had time, he went to the prisoner’s house for his fure, wlnn she red getting surprised ...

... other respects so striking that he competed successfully with Edmund Kean, then just rising into fame. | The managers of Drury-lane induced him to act there in the same plays with Kean; but when, after few nights he was again announced at Corent-gardcn ...

... the policeman seems to implies ole thus. Fitzgerald had been for some time specially eroploved to watch the thieves about Drury-lane, and he bad more than once thwarted them and exposed them. Lately be detected and brought to justice several of a gang, ...

... MoOntplesisant, Barnsbary -snuare; R. Born, years, “Lord Palmerston/' Hampstead-road; James Griffin, 20, Lin coin-court. Drury-lane (orungo vendor); Parkinson. 10, Phcenix-place, Sotners Town ; Bryant, 9, Church lance, St. Giles’s; Spencer Woods, 73. ...

... stand on a high hill overlooking the Wear. Mr Beverley has put many bit of the hanks of ihts same water into his magnificent Drury Lane scenery. Bu how I wander. Let see, 1 was talking about that oaletta of Edith’s ~ . She was orphan, and lived with maiden ...

... lessee Drury-lane Theatre. Edmund Kean then engaged with Charles Kemble, at Convent-garden. This resulted in introducing Charles Kean to the stage. Mr Price, believing there was talisman the name uf Kean, offered young Charles engagement at Drury-lane Theatre ...

... photographic artist. Since the stoppage of the pantomine, ‘ haw, Fee, ho, Fura; or, Harlequin Jack the Giant-Killer, at Drury-lane, in which piece he was pantaloon, the deceased had been in rather low spirits The season of pantomine was past, and his ...

... door is hut now , «t which all the artistes engaged the Royal four feet from the ground, which proves that! Italian Opera, Drury Lane, (as well as other the ground must have risen five or six foot 1 engagements still pending) will assist. These since the ...

... lawyers li most renowned, tho most fashionable, not make the tilhe of their earning-?. Miss N.Lson, who is now singing nt Drury Lane, receives £l6O night which is the largest sum pod to ur.y lady since the days of Lind. ILcently she became ill, and was ...