... I THE POLITICAIL PRISONERS. I TO THE RIGHT HOIN. fl. DISRAELI. Theatre 1oyal, Drury-lane. Sm-During the last five months we have been representing before the Egglieh people in London a play entitled The Shmagsehraun. The work is founded upon an episode ...

... O'DONNELL, the witness said he he had appeared 300 nights in Drury Lane Theatre, n, and he had yet to serve three years in that theatre. he Mr. MI'EnLuAN-Did you leave a living rat in st Drury Lane? (Laughter.) Not one.,. 22 Thomas Gilmore, scenie artist ...

... Whiohag O qonnor,19 qad iO iShaw-,treet; Thonma Livingstone, 12 aial 3Pltttiree; Adam F. Wp9$alo, 1 CeOstl.amarket and 8 Drury-lane; Jgbn Watenr, 1 BandwitV-lano ; William Fitzgib- bou, 14 Towunend-str et; omd ltokqrt MClqeanijl Queen'sexaqre. Orders were' ...

... years, was burned to death early on Thursday morning, in a fire which occurred at her lodgings at 1, Whiteheart Street, Drury Lane, London. A bill legalizing marriage with a deceased wife's sister has been passed by the Legislature of Natal, and approved ...

... a stone. He had recently evicted her, . Yeeterdhy afternoone Afr Charle o Harecurt, who Jo ia playing in The Worlr, at Drury Lane Theatro, fe foll t.rqgh a trap fluring relenrscl: He wir Beveroly irruiped and abaken, m .1The %ajoui-ned inquest en the ...

... its weijht. It wa, covered wih ealicucrustat~ois.Jr,, ~ t11 ?? under Istood thati upoc tbe conclusion of MrUonMlop motat Drury Lane The 1a IenIM1e--0 allea re, SignrSliiwl aetr there for a ed tiltubr oavl,- ances. This tinielie ?? perferin- Itch-com artises ...

... I the ratification of such an appear- ance. I replied I would ionce her a present, as I 1 did when see played with mc in Drury Lane Theatre in London in 1375 Air. siad Mrs. Boucicult played At Booth's Theatre for ao week.. beginning February 1Oth 1879 ...

... the counts, and the judge passed sentence of ten years' penal servitude. THE FIRE AT THE ALHAMIBRA. A MuETING was held at Drury Lane Theatre yesterday ?? Londesborough pre- siding-to organise relief for the persons thrown out of employment by the fire at ...

... with -a £ull report 4f whlt linkd transpired. hais asreaadeaud to 'the ficer on duty, who pro. Cured a ?? ,apd proceeded to Drury-lane Theatre, wlere' Mr. Howard Vincent, directur of the Orimiae Iavetigettion Dipartmeat, was Wit- teesing a perforvnance by ...

... -A warrant was is- r sued on Saturday by the Westminster coroner for an inquest upon the body discovered in a ,I house in Drury-lane. It appears this house has changed hands frequently since a former owner was two years ago aentenced to penalservitude for ...

... SUICIDES. (BY TELEGRAPH.) London, Sunday Evening. On Saturday - afternoon a man named James Whitehall, a japanner, living at 5 Drury lane, London, having quarrelled with his wife, attacked her and with a penknife inflicted a superficial cut extending from the ...

... describes himself as a shoemaker, aged 30, t residing at 86 Long Acre, and Lane, who f is also a shoemaker, and resides at 164 a Drury-lane, are witnesses for the Tines in i the Parnell inquiry. Theyhave been attending the c sittings of the Commission daily. ...