... and Iron Ship Builders, per ~ ?? ~ BnnhavV lroufiinidera, per W. AilrItiidfkGroIwich, per' E. yer tt ?? Craven lvead, Drury-lane, T ~ ' H' ?? rigutoin Railway Workahope, I ft Mr 1 ~~ it; TIWo Brass Finishe'rs, .0. ('arpeuitol5' and Joiners' Society ...

... therefore, cannot 'e produced efficiently with Mr. D. Grace as Salem Scudder. M 4. Mr. B. having another Theatre, viz., Drury-lane, at the same time being concerned with me at the Adelphi, gives Mr. B. no right under our agreement to neglect my interests ...

... corpse, and to lean over the dead to cook her scanty meal; the priah sullenly declining to interfere. The anst that is in Drury-lane; that lies like an i1cer behind Westminster abbey; that -may ee seen in Seven Dias), 'Shovbditch, or by Ratcliff-hiighway ...

... Yesterd~y, a comnanunicationwas wnade to Dr. Lan. kester of t Ie deat4 of Rachael Pirand, aged fifty, re- siding in Wild-steet, Drury-lane, wvho was accident. ally ?? eating voraciously, sonic cold meatl wthich W lbeen `ven to her, and before surgical aid could ...

... system by which they could: be rae ietdfomtheir present couirt anid ren;sJ Wtohe~althys~urbur- ban villagies* Pliaees like Drury.lane, t he 'New~c ~ a~nd even 3Diala, are a national di grace. BCouind abiout Westinter-abbey there is~a population, ivig the ...

... es in as wide a range of characters as Garrick himself ever assumed, untlag. gitg popularity, increasing to a climax at Drury-lane within the present month, which could scarcely be surpassed, have certainly justified the brilliant honour whicn has been ...

... with the committee's cards. Applica. .tion for these admissions to be made to the honorary secre- .tary :-Thatre Rloyal Drury-lane, Royal Olympic Theatre, Royal Adelphi Theatre, Royal Strand 1Theatre, Royal Ast- ley's Thealtre, Frikell's Eatertainnent ...

... That Y is about four mnonths ago. He was alone. I was at the aatheatre with him in London the week before last. We went to Drury-lane, in the boxes. There were besides me, aDarrant, the omnaibus driver, and Snowing, who keeps the 0 Duke's Palace, in Norwich ...

... Ford to Charles Reasen Smith. Sr. CAnainer D ?? Read, 98 and 99, Drury-lane, Edward Parfitt to Edward Ley. Bose and Crown, Clare-court, Henry Hills lo Nichard Wilton. ST. ?? George, Drury-lane. In this case an application was made for a license under the ...

... Theatre was dexterously robbed of his gold watch, valued 17, which soon after was sold for six pounds odd to a publican ii Drury-lane by a person officiating as a dresser to the Actols at the Olympic Theatre, who had previouily obtained it from a friend ...

... Laura Basterl Messrs. Sautley, i. Coii, Pnaty, Lyall. and George rorrell.-Contlactor, Mr. Alfred Molon.- Commence at 9. DRURY-LANE. STIrs EVESHISG, THE YANKEE LEGACY.-lTE RELIEF OF LUCK NOW. Mrs. Dion Bouciosnlt, Madame Celeste, and Mrs. Jordan; Mesars ...

... CbD 'at12 Pws DRURY-LANE. Tms EvrnING, THE SPITALFIFEDS W EAVER-THE COLLEEN BAWN. Messrs. Dton i ouetcault, H. Vandenholl, F. Robinson: Mesdames Celeste, Jessie MLeas, and Stevens. And THE KISS IN THEd DARK,-Con mence at 7. HAYMARKET. Tuns EvEnua, THE ...