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... endeavoured to decipher.—Bath Chronicle. On Sunday morning, about two o'clock, a man, named Donovan, living at Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, London, threw his wife out of the bed-room window. Her skull was dreadfully fractured, and there is no hope of her recovery ...
... r:A I:. Fell. FROM GeLLERT I! Tugaenc.—th. Saturday eteuisw, the tiunlerous nous who had gone tem., the pertimmanee at Drury. lane Theatre were. chordy before the ri. iug of the , curtain, moil jetfully excited, in !teem 4.4etsee of the (.bowing fearful ...
... out. e -PSieth. 0 Old AeC'ey had the lowest contempt for women who did not d knowf hew. to ride. A ceslbratod actress from Drury-lane applied f4 to himn for an engagement. Can you ride, madam:1.-* No, v 5r..~. _ Tlen, please madam, you must v alk--ad ...
... ATTEMPT AT MURDER, nY DONOVAN, THE PUGILIST.- On Sunday morning, about two o'clock, the inhabitants of Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, London, were alarmed by loud shrieks and cries of murder, issuing from the house No. 19. Several of the neighbours hastened ...
... wbo follows the trade ofa blacksmith when not in training for pugilistic encounters, resides at No. 17, Sbort's-gardens, Drury lane, and on Saturday night was drinking witb his wife at a public-house in the neighbour- hood. They both left wben the house ...
... life would have been extinct. Attempted Murder.—On Sunday morning, about two o'clock, the inhabitants of Shorts-gardens, Drury-lane, were alarmed by loud shrieks and cries of murder, issuing from the house No. 19. Several of the neighbours hastened to ...
... ON THE STAGE. ON Ay 11R E E NIGHTS ONLY, M OND of th e .Theat next - the 13th i ns t an t, Mr. BUNN, of the rel-IL IYaI, Drury-lane and Covent-garden, Artois, R nt m lanGirl, Daughter of St. Mark. Bond' otlic antress' Crusinlers,l. r a pOpular ...
... Keeleys have become the lessees of the Princess’ Theatre, the late manager of that establishment having taken the Olympic. Drury-lane Theatre is once more closed, having proved a disastrous failure. Mr. Anderson intends to renew his attcmpQto play the legitimate ...
... AND THE BAKERS.—The following is a portion of our London contributor's letter of last week, crowded out for want of room :—Drury-lane closes to-night [Saturday night week] with precisely the result anticipated here at its opening, though the experiment may ...
... STAGE! _ T POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. HIS present MONDAY EVENING, the 13th instant, Mr. BUNN. of the Theatres-Royal Drury-lane . rid Author of the Bohemian Girl, Haugh.er et St. Mark-, Mid of Artois, Enchantress, Crusa:len., Bondman ' ...
... contain Moore,) B ru in = B u ildi ngs, at,, I 31croury or any other deleterious ingredient; he Moore ,S Brasilita Buildings .Drury Lane ( deems it will be sufficient recommendation (in con- M eacock ,11 .Dnkc's ifidential cases,) a I n he st..tes they have ...
... attractive. As the first was a history oi tbe great dramatist, Shak- spere, the second was a history of the great theatre, Drury-lane. In the course of this a very good parallel was drawn between its two first managers, Garrick and Sheridan: but we ven- ...