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... Sr.- Ir. TO THE EDITOR o' THE DACTLY NEwe. ate SIR,-As stage manager of the operatic per. fresnacees at the Theatre Royal Drury lane, permit ma to say that the arconat %hich appeared in the j auraslsofethl moraing, of a fire wtthicl is said to hbav occurred ...
... BOW-STREET. t Thomas Caton, well known to the police as an esscciste of I the most desperate thieves in the neighbourhood of Drury. lane, wae charged by Elizabeth Sinnick, the wife of one of the summoning officers of this court, with an attempt to pick her ...
... the schedulp.. He had. been employed by the insolvent as a stage-carpenter at Drury-lane Theatre. The Chief Comninisioner asksed the insolvent what he had to do with Drury-lane Theatre? The insolrent said he had the theatre fye years ale. He was connected ...
... appeared in person, was not is inserted in the scbedule. He hod been employed by the cy insolvent as a stage carpenter at Drury-lane Theatre. The Chiel Commiaoioner asked the insolvent what he had ito do with Drury-lase Theatre i ich The insolvent said ...
... FrIRe AT DRU.BY-,AN9E,- On Sunday morning; a little- before one o'cloco, a gent]emain rushed from, the stage entrauceg of Drury-lane,, into Great Russell. street, exclaiming that the theatre was on fire. Several cabmen immediately drove off for the engines ...
... but there was nothing to lead to his identification..-A womafn named Mary Began, aged fifty, residing in Prince's-street, Drury-lane, also committed suicide on Thursday by cutting her throat. She was of intemperate habits, and had been drinking for the ...
... chorus. With this experience he went to Brighton as a comedian, and thence to Bath. In 1833 he was engaged by Mr. Bunn for Drury-lane Theatre, when he made his first great hit in the patt of Tom Drops in Jerrold's comedy of 'he hschoofellows. His dramatic ...
... ment. The prisoner acknowledged her guilt ; and amongst other charges brought against her was that of giving orders for Drury-lane Theatre to persons frons whom she received small gratuities, and many of whom were put to expense by engaging cabs to take ...