... Lord COlancellor to 4e. termino how many, posters M1r. GUSTAVUS BlaoIsE shall issue before he makes his reappearance et Drury Lane. A WANT THAT HAS LONG BEEN FEIT. At the jubilee of the National Education Sociaty, lately held at Exeter, we were very much ...

... that it must be the little boy born at Rugby. They then followed up the woman Andrews, and found her in a wretched room in Drury lane with the child. The description of the room is horrible: In one corner lay a man nearly naked, apparently in a dying state ...

... eyes, which are light blue; and by the eyelashes, which are long and light. Elizabeth Andrews: I live in Lincoln court, Drury lane, London. I am a widow, and am sometimes called Elizabeth Farebrother, which is my maiden name. I know the prisoner. I have ...

... to receive it; and goes on his way, having left his own flesh to suffer all the pri- vatious and hardships of life in a Drury-lane court. We have not yet reached the end of the case. We know only one side of the story. But, so far as Mr. Guinness Hill ...

... its manerrutfacture and lqauality. A Sex YEArs' St-scissc i r. -The Italian Opera-house, Corv-nt-garden, is lalrger than Drury-lane. J. Fox.-Your meotler, with the consent of her husband liaei pow er to sell the property to her sistter, rpn whose death ...

... whether or not is satisfied the child is her own. t obviously have been very easy to, child in London ; and in L, co, De Drury-lane, there is probably more tL ir mother who would not object rto hnre cnumbrance taken off her hands, and ?? tthe inheritance ...

... things rescued, wver all lr. Stenherd's books and other documenets- Yesterday forenoon, Mrs. Moody, of No. 3'J, sing- street, Drury-lane, was engaged charrieg at tile house of Mr, Rappin, in Rusiell-court, CovCntgall den, and whilst hanging out souse clothes ...

... faint signs of healing, while a serious matter has just bi been discovered. It seems, while living in the fithy den 2 near Drury-lane, the unfortunate infant was either thrown, 6j fell, or knocked down, and that one of its legs was cc broken. The child was ...

... extraordinary perseverance the policeman ultimately discovered the child in a filthy alley, called Lincoln's Court, in Drury-lane. In one of the houses of this place he discovered a woman named Andrews, and he also traced the child into her possession ...

... Iarmarket Theatre on Monday, Sept.30, is the son of the once celebrated JmnrkS Brutus Booth, formerly of Covent-garden and Drury-lane Theatres, and who was contemporary with the Elder Kean. Mr. Booth many years since went to America, where he acquired fame ...

... Shetland-court, Bed- fordbury. Did you go by the name of Andrews there ?-Yes, sir. You are at present residing in Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, are you ?-Yes, air. How long have you been living there 2-Two years next January. And direing nearly the whole of that ...

... is no need to I traverse the web again to-day. The essential point a is, that in a vile house, infested by the scum of l. Drury-lane, the heir to £14,000 a-year was dis- - covered, almost in a state of nudity, and covered y with vermin and filth. Bat ...