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... Thursday night, with the lees of two liver, at the house of a linendraper in the narrow thoroughfare of Blackmore street, Drury lane. At one time the fire had spread to five or six adjoining houses, and it was thought that the whole side of the street would ...
... has 1i;0 modulated into a grand music-hall, under the direction of Norin Mr. E. T. Smith, of Her Majesty's Theatre and Drury Lane, ofp'cs to saynothing of the Bijou Theatre in the great. Opera-house agreer in the ,laysuarket, now in the hands of a French ...
... butcher's hop. No, 112, Drur-laoe, ult on lease at 501. pr annum-old for 0401 Freehold house and greengrocer's shop, No. 11:3, Drury- lane, let at 50h. per ananum-soll for 690/. By Messrs. Kutr.-Freshold house a-nd ohop, No. 14, Braokleyastreet, St. Luke's, presmd ...
... suffi- ciently startliag, is not absolutely novel. Last year. during the time of the performance of 'The Doge of Venice at Drury Lane Theatre, one of the dansesese applied to one of te tmetropolltan hospitals with an anomalous eruption affeoting one foot ...
... frightful manner. He was conveyed to ChariDg-cross HospitaL Yesterday, Miss Gresham, one of the ladlesof the corps de ballet at Drury Lane Thta're, was procebding to attend her duties at that establishment, when, in crossing Frith- street, Soho, a loree, attached ...
... effaot Iof t1ei dritlk write tilal on hbr, she was talking to her hbirboed a 4 some ?? at the corner of WAitie Hirt- street, Drury. lane, aid la the omurte of oonveraation phe Made use of the ?? God strike mo down deed!' when, almost before abb had got the ...
... in St GileH'-iu-the.Fields, situate in 2~ rewton and Charles streeta, Fogerty's-boildings, Smith'e- h )urt, Kig-street, Drury. lane, Brownlow-street, Notting- si em-court, Neales-passage, Queen-street, Little White in ion-street, end Tower-street, amount ...
... place, Drury lane, one room wab inhabited by eleven persons consisting of the father and mnather and six children, four of whomrt were fallwgiown, and three ludgers, the whole sleeping and coo0il ig in the single apartment. In King street, Drury lane, thirty ...
... Cross-examined by Mr. Chambers: Wlhn Mr. Wind- hanm came to his shop he was always clean, and dressed ike ?? had been to Drury Lane Theatre with Mr. Windham, accompanied by Mr. Snowling, a hote-lkeeper in Norwich, Mr. Durrant, ast omnibus driver, and Walker ...
... this object was proposed to T. n- be achieved was totally different. On the one be hand, Mr. E. T. Sinith, the lessee of Drury Lane T] en Theatre, determined to purchase New-place, and then to ?? sufficient money by performandes of MI ad the combined ...
... businesw, but that there was some duplicity in the i ,onduct cf their aristocratic colonels Monday was a, grand opera night at Drury Lane Theatre. All the ashionibles in London had mads a rendezvous I hero for that evening. It was the occacion of 2 &r. Lumley' ...
... was established eighteen years ago, to supply a want that was felt for an additional institution of the same nature as the Drury Lane and Covent Garden Funds, which, from various causes, had been found inadequate to the exigencies of the profession for whose ...