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... He travelled from court to court throughout St, Gilea's, and at length went to a flthy alley, called Lincoln's Court, in Drury Lane. Iu o0e of the houses in this place he disoyvered the woman 410rews, and he also traced the child into her posses- 5000 ...
... fair -hair and blue eys; but there is a great differense in babieo. (A '.Eiisebretl Aeu'rewa: I live in Lincoln-court, Drury- lane, London. I am a widow, aud am sometimee called llisabeth Parebrother, which is my maiden niiame. I know the prisoner. I ...
... with his activity. -On Thursday night, a fire broke nut on the premises of Mr Head, a linen draper, in Blackmoor Street, Drury Lane, London. Two of the inmates, a young woman, named Roffell, and Mark Patteson, a shopusman, were burned to death. Mrs Head ...
... 80, Fenchrach Street, Londoan. A `UPs MilD DowNVs OFVunaRaCcaL LIFE.TIU connection with the production of Maanfrea at Drury Lane is a singular fact Nvhich showvs the ), and downs of an actor's life. The actor who per- formed the part of Masefred when ...
... apprentice, was charged with absenting himself, shice April last, from the employment of his master, Mr Robson, painter, Drury Lane. He had absented himself on previous occasions. fent to prison for two months. CHARGE OF RAPl-Three young men, named Richard ...
... evening the performance will be for the benefit of Miss Emily Cross, previous to her entering upon an engagement at the Drury Lane, Theatre, London. Miss Cross dnring her playing in Newcastle has secured many admirers, and the house will doubtless be ...
... lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, against Air Sims Reeves, for a breach of agreement to play and sing at that theatre, was tried in the Court of Common Pleas, in London, on Thais- day. Mr Siiis Reeves agreed to sing fortwelvenightis at Drury Lane, at forty ...
... tragedian forty-three years, and died in 1822, agen ! ninety-nine. She had before her marriage been a dancer on the boards of Drury-lane, and was a native of Vienna. She died in her chair, retaining her faculties to the last. Bailev cites, too vaguely perhaps ...