... existed. —Mr. Beloe mentioned three oases whioh offioes had been raised—an office In Ghapel-walks from £10 to £40, a In Drury-lane from £23 and third O dhall-street from £35 to £112. The had given the snbjeot the best consideration In their power. , ...

... excellent voice, and who is also charming songstress; Mr. Augustus Braham, a popular operatio tenor, from Cover.t- C-don, Drury-lane, and the Theatres, ndon ; and Mr. Willott. The programme is rather a liberal scale, and Includes large number of characters ...

... where his liberty was not peril. It seems that when the child was discovered by Brett in the filthy den in IJncoln-oourt Drury-lane, the p>it oner was living in Brussels, and although his wife resided in the Eame city they were not upon friendly terms ...

... husband was Thomas Andrews, and that ho was a baker by trade. When he died I lived in Shetland 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 all that time. I had the child ...

... for Bombay to-day, takes out in bar silver £231,920; silver coin, £350; bar gold, £5050; and in sovereigns, £23,280. THE DRURY-LANE MURDER. At the Central Criminal Court, yesterday, sentence of death was passed Reeve, who strangled his sister; but the ...

... delighted the langhter.loving audiences of Cee'ent Garden with his ?? represeetatloas. Prom b 1811 to J824, he played at Drury Lane Theatre. He died in w 1882, w ¶ Mr. Jseneu .Ahlsim Park, the recorder of Preston, adlshingulshed ci member of the liar on ...