... the proceedings some curious facts were elicited with reference to the criminal classes whichinufest the neighbourhood of Drury Lane. The first case was that of Georgiina Savage, aged seventy-one, who had been for several years well known in Oxford Street ...

... LONDON COMPANY. IMMENSE SUCCESS the GRAND TERPSICHORE AN BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. Arranged Mias 8. GUNNIES, the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, entitled LA FETE DES FLEURS, la which the Hisses HELEN EMMA CUNNISS will appear, W Mesdam.-* MARIF. LOUISE. GARDEN'. FORD ...

... DAXSECSE. MADEMOISELLE ALBINA D I RHONA, Ofihe Imperial Theatres. St. Petersburg, Vienna. Berlin. Ac. the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. London, and who created Rrofounda sensation at the Music Hall, Broad Street, her itc visit Birmingham. MADEMOISELLE ALBINA ...

... mourning coach containing four gentlemen. Owing to the careful arrangement few ixrsons were present. THE ALLEGED MURDER IV DRURY LANE. The inquest took place this day. The veniict is that the deceased, Ann Gedley, died from swallowing cyanide of potassium ...

... younger, Dentford, oil refiner. G. SLANEY, Street W.ihaut, dining rmm keeper. H. SAMUEL, 49, Strand, jeweller. W. ONION, Drury Lane, dealer in carriage T. FORTY, Pimlico, butcher. BERGER. Bow Lane, mantle manufacturer. C. J. M. ROW, Southwark, provision ...

... Popular Vx-alist and Birl'-que Actress, Albs JULIA ST.GEiIKGE.of liu-Thcatr.s Reyil. Drury Lane, Lyceum. Haymark-t, Ac.; Mi-s HELEN HOWARD, of li Tl.talrvs Ruyal. Drury Lane and Pnn.eee’i, also Miss ELEANOR HUKD>V. the Strand re. and Mr. EDMUND GARDEN, of ...

... T. CLARKE, the younger, Deptford, oil refiner. O. BLANRY. Street Without, keeper H. SAMUEL, 49, Strand, jeweller. ONION, Drury Lane, dealer in carriage trimmings. T. FORTY. Pimlico. butcher. 11 R. BERGER, Bow Lane, mantle manufacturer. C. J. M. ROW, Southwark ...

... Danse use, MADEMOISELLE ALBINA DI RHONA. the Imperial Tlicatres St. Petersburg, Vienna, Berlin. Ac.; and the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. London ; who will have the honour of appearing every Evening at Eight o'clock and Ten o'clock. THE Hull—the largest and ...

... T, wh.ch has been some months in preparation, under the personal superinlendenn of MISS SARAH NNISS. the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, will be produced TO-MORROw (FRIDAY) NIGHT. Performance at Seven; Doors open half-paat Sit. Reserved Sulla. Is.: Private ...

... been tome months in preparation, under the personal superintvuderuvof MISS SARAH I. U.NNLSS, Dan-wuse of theTheati-' Royal. Drury Lane, will be |.i ...

... OAXSECSE. MADEMOISELLE ALBINA D I RHONA, the Imperial Theatres, St. Petersburg, Vienna. Berlin, Ae.. ♦ho Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, and who created profound sensation the Music Hall. Broad Street, her late visit to Birmingham. MADEMOISELLE ALBINA ...

... delivered Mr. REUBEN ROE. A grand Terwsicboreao Ballet Dlvertiserment arranged by Mi* 8. GUN NIBS, of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, entitled LA FETE DE FLEURS, In which tbe Mime* HELEN and BMMA GUNNI9S will appmr Madame* MARIE. LOUISE. GARDEN, FORD, JAMES ...