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... Crienurood, the driver, . that sue need by Onrick at the celebration of the Shakespesu and Henry Yong, the guard. Juhlile• at Drury , lane, io 1769, Unwell 130. On Tuesday week, a little girl. daughter of Mr Lusty. During the recent panne oft. In ,diala to the ...
... and attracted a good I deal of notice. The rule alleged that Mr. Mather had annual oleo of 0,160 from Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury Lane Theatre, and that he was of ability to pay hie debts under his lot /ear, when he Ina doch•rded at Lancoter. Aftdimon ...
... behalf, and at the slue of the poll got co to a cab, ordering the driver to take him 10 his residence is neighbourhood of Drury-lane. On his way Mr. stopped at suers) houses on the road, and made hewn the intelligence of his friend having hew duly returned ...
... than 143,000 vagrant. have been admitted daring the past year in mutual wards of the London workhoouse. Mr. E. Smith, of Drury Lane, bought the Royal Paeopticon in Lekter Square, on Thureday, for /11,000. few day. ago a girl, aged 12, died in London ...
... was made by Mmes Gear', at No. 7, Little Itumell. street. Covent-garden, immediately oppos ite to the stage entrance of Drury-lane Theatre. Mee Geary had been out marketing, and had returned home and lad the supper table, when Geary mddenly came honie ...
... trial for stealing post letters containing On Tuesday morning Henry James, a csapenter.vesiding at No. 5, Charles-street, Drury.lane, in cleating a tin bottle used by mechanics to hold their tea or coffee, incautiously placed the vessel on the fire with ...
... of Thanet eon, deals.—George Johnson, Notting Hill, furniture dealer and upho Elisabeth Onion and Oman, Birmingham, and Drury Lane, London, coach fringe ananulactorrra —John Laneamer and John limyford, Walsall, iron manufacturers. — B''illiam Keinpaon ...
... proceedings concluded with a vote of thanks to the chrirsaa. AT THE PUBLIe HALL.—Dr. Cumming, of the Scotch Church, Crown Court, Drury Lane, London, gave two lectures in the Public Hell, un Monday and Tueeday afternoons On the fiat-named occasion there was eery ...
... and acted in conjunction welt a Odd about three quarters of a mik from one h. , • Mr. abwrearly, during his leLip of Drury Lane and 1 I only went emu the packet to get any anomie out. I pot a Covent Garden. But snrh t ern.. no Imager exist in any ' ...
... That, the second toaster of the !nme, which went to chew that he knew something about the &flair. Gorton wan at home, in Drury-lane, Birmingham, until about ten o'clock on the night of Good Friday, when he went out, and remained away until between twelve ...
... the proceedings sonic curious facts were elicited with reference to the criminal classes which infest the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. The first case was that of tiarffiana Sas - age, aged 71, who had been for 'event viers well known in Oxford-street and ...
... beautified with t-tained glass, totally destroyed. The great staircase, a representation of which appeared some time ago Drury Lane Theatre, with large quantity of statuary, is all gone. Very many paintings that were at tho Great Exhibition in 1862, have ...