... ing old man, was brought np Bow-street Police-court, charged with tearing posting-hills from a hoarding at the comer of Drury-lane and Long-acre. The prisoner had been given into custody by bill-sticker, named Wood, who saw him tearing down hills from ...

... which they appear to fight shy, at least for the present is said that Mr. Gye (the lessee) has offered Mr. Smith 3,000/. for Drury Lane, which the latter has refused, demanding, equivalent, an advance of another 1,000/, On dit, Mr. Gye has taken the little ...

... to the hospital. The gentlemen who lost year had the honour of performing their amateur pantomime before Her Mqjesty at Drury Lane, are about to appear this season In a new pantomime, which has been written expressly for them, and is founded upon tho ...

... letters V.R, when bailing omnibus, Ex Auxihilatoxx Nibil Uk-vit.—Wo lately noticed tbe outrageous eonduet Fire AnaihUalor at Drury Lane Theatre, which indulged in some freaks that we are told ought to be regarded the mere eccentricities of genius. We are assured ...

... the *' , *r about fourteen yean old. were charged at Bow-street Police-court with creating disturbance in Cbarieastreet, Drury-lane, and assaulting the police. The defendant Kelly, affecting an aitlesa simplicity of manner, repelled the insinuations of ...

... somewhat rucoco. Dbubi-ljuib.— Miss Fanny Hnddart, the well-known contralto singer, took her benefit on Tuesday evening Drury- lane Theatre, when she repeated her admirable delineation of the old gypsy, Aznccno, In Verdi's Trovttore,” with increased success ...

... Already celebrated a* an Italian contralto vocalist at the “King’s Theatre,” she commenced her English career by a debut at Drury-lane Theatre in February, 1880, and toon the figure of Madame Vestris “Don Giovanni in London was to be seen in every form c ...

... performances at that town in April next.' Mr. Phelps replied that he believed it was intended to have a dramatic performance at Drury-lane on the Mrd of April, and if his services were not required in London on that day, he would be happy to assist the committee ...

... the port of London, from Havre, on Thursday afternoon, and, determined to take some recreation after a sea voyage, went to Drury-lane Theatre, and at the eon. elusion of the performanoe made inquiries as to where he could get a respectable lodging for the ...

... (Britannia), and Messrs. Frampton and Fenton (Victoria). It was reported that Messrs. Edmund Falconer and F. B . Chattertoa (Drury-lane), and Mr. Charles Pechter (Lyceum), who were unable to be present, would generally concur in the coarse decided upon by ...

... COURT. A Running Down Case. An action was brought in the Court of Exchequer last week by Robert Andrews, a green-grocer, in Drury-lane, to recover damages for injury done to a mare by the negligenoe of the Duke of Wellington's coachman. The defendant pleaded ...

... THE BRIDGNORTH JOURNAL-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1864. their families of the poorest cleat. This diatiet, like that' of Drury-lane a little farther west, end' Whitefriars a little farther east, affords a good illustration of the tangled growth of old London ...