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... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. At the Central Criminal Court on Wednesday, Richard Reeve, aged 18, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mary Ann Reeve, in Drury-court on the 15th of November. Mr. Clark and Mr. Beasley appeared for the prosecu- tion. Mr. Sleigh ...
... Tussaud's,K Kahn's. Museum, Marston's Museum, Caplin's Maseum, Airchltectural drawings, &c. THEATRES. .COMMBEC AT SEVEN., Drury Lane, Haymarket, Adelphi, Princesses, St. James's, Lyceum, Olympic, Sadler's Wells, Stradd, Surrey, Vidtorid, Marylebone, Grecian ...
... other great hietrionio artistes have ever made in tho provinoes, Mr. Charles Kean ha3 returned to London to perform again at Drury Lane those famous parts in the plays of our great dramatist with which he bus identiged his name more indissolubly tban any other ...
... avidity with which the French critics will fix upon this new example of the vulgarity of the bizarre islanders. When, in a Drury- lane court, Michael O'Drury, being in his cups, makes a furious attack upon Biddy, his neighbour's wife, and this lady replies ...
... Anydr'ews. The police then ti' hte followed up the woman Andrews, and found her in a wret- la ched room in Lincoln's Court, Drury Lane, with a child, f, at believed to be the nislsineg infant. The description of the lii eod 'room is horrible h a, lie 1In ...
... 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 ...
... very beautiful oeonsay, ensured for the plece a hearty eu~cYes. IG 1s a cotmiensation of a piec3 that w55 prod D cod a~t Drury Lane, London, a fe v maontis back, sod it is full of lively in~,idents. Tu~o-ni t, MZr Bruce Norton tukee hie benalit.,r ...
... gentler. There is another picture-where there is neither warmth nor good cheer, whereof we should take heed. There is the Drury lane picture of Christmas, as well as Christmas radiant in Belgravia. There are blue- fleshed children shivering in the crowd ...
... Carroll. aged 76,; on the following day the Marquis D;,lhousrie; on tbe 2t3th Mr. Alfred Buon, for many years lessee of Drury Lane !.'Theatre, and Lieutenant- General Willes, aged 71; on the 25th tte Earl of Mer- borough, aged 77 ; on the 26th- the' Rev ...
... five o'clock, a woman named King, aged twenty-five, was found SMOTHERED IN A CELLAR OF SOOT, at a house in Parker street, Drury lane, which is in the occupation of a sweep. The woman came home tipsy, mistook the sweep's house for her own, and pitched headlong ...
... husband was Thomas Andrews, and that he was a'bakfer by trade. When he died I lived in Shietland Court, Drury Lane. I have lived in Lincoln Court,- Drury Lane, all the time I have had the child. I have only been in trouble once fill that time. I. had the child ...
... who remembers that Othello rhymes to bellow, and behaves ac- cordingly, is preaching lustily through that play at Drury Lane; and his manager, with an amiable sneer at a rival, announces that the tragedy is given from the text of Shakspeare. A ...