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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... BSOI'OHAM. of l\.e Theatre. RoysJ. Havmarkol and Popular t ...
... improvements of London may be mentioned the prospect or immediate removal some of those vile courts and slums the bottom of Drury Lane, abutting Wych Street, for the purpose of erecting a monster hotel. The large hotel mania is just at present rife joint-stock ...
... Burnett that it was bank-note paper. Brown subsequently nccompanh'd Burnett and myself ; London. stayed nt public-house in Drury Lane. 1 kept Lees; the day after went out together to public-hou nt the corner of Chandoe Street. Burnett took with him same ...
... the most successful of any Drama on record. The following Ladies and Gentlemen, Members of the Theatres Royal. Lyceum aud Drury Lane, have been expressly engaged :—M iss Weston, Miss Howe, Mr. Henry Sinclair, Mr. Tilbury, Mr. Mclntyre, Mr. J. O. Sullivan ...
... Catechism, the last Cyclopedia, and -the contributor of of the Fun Dictionary, furnishes three pantomimes—Goody Two Shoes Drury Lane ; Riquet with the Tuft the Princesses : the Queen of Hearta at Boucicault's new Theatre. Mr. Byron, the manifold burlesque ...
... Marshall, who made her appearance after long absence in America, and who is replace Mr. Rogers, who joins Mr. Falconer, at Drury Lane, is a clever comic actress in what are called low comedy parts. She has considerable humour, and will be to some extent ...
... Deptford, oil refiner. G. SLANEY, Bisbcnsgato Street Without, dining room keep,. H SAMIIEL, 40, Strand, Jeweller. W. ONION, Drury Lane. dealer in carriage trimming. T. FORTY, Pimlico, butcher. R. BERGER. llow Lane, mantle mnnnfaetnrer. C. J. M. ROW, Southwark ...
... Mr. Swiniburne, at Drury Lane - -a Mr. Boucicaulr'e management reached its termination On Saturday night, when, after an uninterrupted performance for several weeks of the I'Relief of Luacknew' and the 'Colleen Dawn,' Drury Lane Theatre was let to Mr ...