... and refused to give any explan dim el out his sateoedents : het It was woo aseerthined that was the sou of a machlheth Drury -lane Theatre, sad had for some mouth. been out of emplwritent Ile was In the ant Indium. before the Privy Connell, and then milted ...

... diapason next amen ; that the Exhibition pitch will be that of Stuttgart; and that the Philharmonic, Sacred Harmonic, and Drury Lane will retain the eld pitch. Strange that such differ. enceshonletbemade'twixttweedledumandtwealledes r But there is a decided ...

... number of prisoners were being plead in the van for oonveyszioe to Coldbath-bolds, • disorderly mob from the neighbourhood of Drury-lane assembled round the vehicle, and shouted encouragingly to the oonviots se they were brought out. The van was followed for ...

... Miss Santley should be hissed and Miss 801 l applauded. This quarrel can only be compared to the famous 0.P. riots at Drury-lane. THE MINERB' STRIKE.—The miners' strike in South Staffordshire appears to be assuming an alarming aspect. The whole of the ...

... his body was not recovered for a oonple of hours. A LARGE FIRE has oCcurroa in the ironfoundry of Messrs. Hart and Sons, Drury-lane, London. A number of engines and the Salvage Corps from surrounding stations were quickly on the spot, and, under the personal ...

... his removal to Sheffield. A MAN NAMED GEORGE JORDEN, a potman, about 40 years of age, staying at the Model Lodging-home, Drury-lane London, has committed suicide by cutting his thro at, and then jumping out of the second-floor window. It appears that the ...

... with selling intoxicating liquors without being licensed to do so. Police-constable 185 E said he went to Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, in plain clothes, and after waiting about for some time, about half.past one in the morning got into conversation with ...

... Midi Vas moot pectstion. Anseiguimbilit IMetplm Meese efforts must be etnunisratat 'Sarnia/ Old in behalf of the fund st Drury•lane, the and the Adeiphi. The amount derived foam , ~,. morning performsaoe at Drurplaas was 2141.1 At the Olympic, at the ...

... rather He is I* pb le,ot, 4:king early and eating ^AM his *eft tot liito burleiqmee, and thinks the historical dramas at Drury-lane onagcdopsodis akilling parts ever since he was a boy. He has Uotiipn leekter,g o k s. it et the 'and says, Hs; ha; thaeli ...

... the ' find' is curious and valuable to a degree. It is neither more nor less than the original manuscript of accounts of Drury.lane Theatre during the years 1816 and 1817—• thickish book, about a foot square; and though • trifle tattered, it is otherwise ...

... a steady rain set in, and both Drury-lane and Covent-garden were crammed from pit to sixpenny gallery. The managers have already taken the Lord Chamberlain's hint. The ladies, except the two first dancers, at Drury-lane are all arrayed in most modest ...

... fu' o't then. Na, na, sir, I only play by the nioht I Winn( Mr. Sheridan pleaded in court his owu cause, and that of the Drury lane Theatre, an Irish labourer, known among the actors by the name of Billy Brown, was called upon to give his evidence. Previously ...