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... —On Sunday morning, about half-past one o’clock, loud screams which proceed' from the house, Xo. 17. Short s-oarde'is, Drury-lane, atiracied the attenlicn of me pol cemau the beat, who, entering the premises, discoTered in back yard the almost lifeless ...
... communicated to the awning, and before the fire could be put out, the van was complete week. Mrs. Short,of Charles-street, Drury-lane, the wife the proprietor of the van, was so severely injured that she had to be taken the hospital. The disaster occasioned ...
... the light, he discovered that he had rescued big doll!'* How to get out of a Scrape.—On Lord Coleraine’s first visit to Drury Lane Theatre, his natural turn of pleasantry brought him into-a rencontre that gave him great uneasiness. Seeing a gentleman ...
... Horses of the Stud, and most SPLENDID ItKASS HAND! Led by Mr. If. Holt, from Jullicn’s Promenade Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, in a Magnificent Carriage, the horses caparisoned in beautiful Silver-mounted Harness, followed by the* Ladies ...
... showed, word, what a good humoured John Bull can swallow, both in quantity and quality. (). P. riots are not confined to Drury- Lane. It would stem that ihe’riots in the Tamwrorlh theatre were O. P. riots, caused the ...
... metro|Militan one. It to hoped London will not behind hand when he arrives. A public dinner should given Isnidon for Kossuth; Drury lane should lie the place. All that is great and noble in the country should there meet honour him who bravely dared so much ...
... nobly unsheathed in the cause of right. On Monday night the Monster Conceit, under the renowned Jullien, again commenced at Drury Lane. I wisely abstained from going. I bad had one crush that day, and I did not care for another. A first night at Jullien’s ...
... these places alone) was in the same predicament. 1 heard from those who had been to the pantomimes at the Princesses and at Drury-lane tha they felt a similar ennui. I told the Lyceum is very good, and I went and could not get in I cannot speak of it from ...
... K. was a warm-hearted, affectionate, good woman, and devo edly attached to her husband. “Oh, sir,” said she to me, the Drury Lane folks only looked at his little body; they did not know what could do with his eye.”— Life of Kean. Unwelcome Visitor.—l ...
... Bevan, Esq., of Cowbridge, in this country. At Gravesend, aged 87, Mrs Harlowe, for many years celebrated actress at the Drury-lane, and tke last of the old school. Jan. 4, in his 31st year of consumption, at the residence of his father, the Rev. Thomas ...
... DESTRUCTION THE AMAZON, [from the times.J A theatrical performance has been announced Drury-lane theatre for the relief of the snffeiers l>y the destruction of the Amazon. Such an exhibition is curious anomaly in the social manners the nineteenth century ...
... found in King’s College Hospital, labouring under foul disease. Sarah Cunningham, aged In, residing in Charles-street, Drury-lane, said site hist met deceased the Victoria Theatre, about five months ago, and. finding her without a lodging, took her home ...