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... sharper This is the dangerous quarter of Drury lane, and the people are ragged and dirty, and scowN ing, and restless, and according to the conventional notion, they are thieves all. We have passed out of Drury Lane, down Eieet Street, up Ludgate Hill and ...
... and apparently of great physical strength. The prosecutrix said—l live in Parker Street. This morning I was standing in Drury Lane, when the prisoner came up to and aske.J why culled other sister ath ief. I said because she stole a flatiron. She said ...
... drama Marlowe into burlesque, in which Leigh and Je von acted harlequin and Scaramouch. In the season of 1723-4, theatres Drury Lane and Lincoln's Inn Fields took the subject Faustus for a pantomime. Kich beat Tbomond, and the town poured thousands of pounds ...
... complete failure in Otbella has perhaps much anything contributed to Ihu enthusiasm with whieh Mr C. Kean has been rewired at Drury Lane. The name of'‘Kean” ia imaistabk—but the wa— is the present instance ia undoubtedly Mr B. T. Smith's tower of elrengtb. ...
... the county fermaoagb. ?Fermanagh MaiL Bi&th a Thbatbe.?During the performanes the farce My Heart's in the Highlands, at Drury Lane Theatre, Saturday night, a married *osiaa named Steveoa, seated the pit, gave birth a shuflj As may imagined, this unexpected ...
... writing that for the Strand Theatre ; Mr H. I. Byron, the editor of Fun, is writing a grand spectacular extravaganza for Drury Lane ; Mr W. Brough, one of the most accomplished punsters of the day—if that be anything grand—is writing the Easter piece for ...
... ’’ etc. BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS; or, Sketch* Playhouse Society. The Heads H, loss; the Tales Warnkr Sterxe. 1 A Private Bos Drury Lane. The Balcony at the Adelphi. The Stalls IKr Majesty Theatre. The Gallery at ovenl Garden. The Pit the Strand. 6 Behind the ...
... difficulties with which Mr Mapleson has had to contend in removing opera to the circumscribed proportions of a stage like Drury Lane, the Beason, in a pecuniary point of view, has hitherto been a great success. There has certainly been a remarkable dearth ...
... centenary anniversary festival in 1854. A publie meeting will held shortly, in connexion with the above object, at the Theatre Drury lane, which E.T. Smith, Ksq., liberally granted for the occasion. Shocking Attempt at Suicide at Somerset House. ?Friday afternoon ...
... great success At Drury-lane Theatre in playing substantially that drama under the title of Never Too Late to Mend, the Grecian, without the author’s liceuce. The drama called Gold had a six weeks' run of success in 1853, at Drury Lane. The Topyright was ...
... is still of that trade,” says Aubrey ; the corner shop, the first turning, on right hand, you come out of the Strand into Drury Lane: the house is now built with brick.” The house alluded to is believed to be at the right hand corner of Drury Court, now ...
... police, and tew days ago, so the story goes, the child was found a wretched apart ment in one of the courts that abound in Drury Lane, covered with filth, and in deplorable state. It is al leged that chain evidence, identifying this child with the one that ...