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... Thursday night, with the lees of two liver, at the house of a linendraper in the narrow thoroughfare of Blackmore street, Drury lane. At one time the fire had spread to five or six adjoining houses, and it was thought that the whole side of the street would ...
... frightful manner. He was conveyed to ChariDg-cross HospitaL Yesterday, Miss Gresham, one of the ladlesof the corps de ballet at Drury Lane Thta're, was procebding to attend her duties at that establishment, when, in crossing Frith- street, Soho, a loree, attached ...
... in St GileH'-iu-the.Fields, situate in 2~ rewton and Charles streeta, Fogerty's-boildings, Smith'e- h )urt, Kig-street, Drury. lane, Brownlow-street, Notting- si em-court, Neales-passage, Queen-street, Little White in ion-street, end Tower-street, amount ...
... businesw, but that there was some duplicity in the i ,onduct cf their aristocratic colonels Monday was a, grand opera night at Drury Lane Theatre. All the ashionibles in London had mads a rendezvous I hero for that evening. It was the occacion of 2 &r. Lumley' ...
... 'maker. His father dfed thirty years ines, leaving h~m and a brother as his executors. Thke lattr (Gaerge Wielrnd, late f Drury Lane Trheatre), was nowv dead. He hodl not seen the deceased Charles for ten year, and he had not had an appilication from him ...
... Prussia, attended by Lady Caroline Barrington, and the Hon. Colonel Liddell, ho. noured the performance at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane yesterday by their presence. hI P I L 3 I I 3 a a S ,- d e d e i- . i ...
... Christmas Pantomime, ?? RARLEQUIN BEGAUTY AND THlE BEAST.-CQon- ductor, 3rI. A. Mellons. Conlnielico at ten minutes to 7. DRURY LANE. Tlus EvTNMG, NEXT OF KIN.-And the rantomime, LI ?? (.OuDY TWO SHOlES or, Ilarieui(in CoCk Robin. di'ssr3. lilieno, C. Laud ...
... information re ,received that a lady re- siding at 11, New-street, Dorseet- quare, had been plun- dered at the entrance oi Drury Lane Theatre, of a diatrond cross, value 150i, with which the thief got olvxr away. Yesterday, was stolen from the premises of ...
... 1862, MrJordaleft sought refuge in the house o a frierd. r of inducing her to returu, and of offI01 Hion. In June I opened Drury lane > lag Jordan's desire I gave his wife au T nii at the suggestion also of Mrm Bo fiuretItJlfrO tained sympathy for her posit ...
... to take proceedings against; the owner of the animal--Yesterday, a woman named Jane Wright, residin inCharles-street, Drury- lane, contrived to entangle tar hand in the revolving. wheel of a patent mane . The hand was so lacerated that amputation was ...
... serpent. The Legitimate Drama at the present time is a houselees wan- derer. Covent-garden for ever closed against the Drama; Drury. lane is shut up, and to let; and Sadler's Wells, the lost refuge for the destitute Drama, also shut up'and to let. In the face ...
... in the place of Sir C. Hastings, Mr Lawrence, and Mr Teale. 21.-During the farce of My Heart's in the Highlands, at Drury Lane Theatre, a married woman in the pit, named Stevens gives birth to a dead child. 23.-The arguments in the Court of Exchequer ...