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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 ...
... 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' ...
... 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 ...
... of Ludgate hill, at whose shop it is now on view. I 3fay 25.-The first of Mr Lumley's series of benefits takes place at Drury Lane in an enormously crowded house. At the weekly meeting of the Lancashire Central Relief Fund, Mt M'Clure states that dhe ...
... I The .umleY Benefitas at Drury-lane. we were the first to announce some weeks ago, Drurry-lane Theatra will bsortly b2 the scene of some most attractive operatic representatio s, which will take place on Monday, tne 25th of May, on Wednesday, the 3S ...
... happened in the pre- mises belonging to Mr. Head, a linendraper and silk mercer. carrying on business in Blackmnoor-street, Drury-lane. The circumstances attending the outbreak of the fire are at present unknown, and it seems not a little remarkable that ...
... widow of the late popular comedian, Mr. James Rogers. Mr. Falconer has generously granted the use of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, for the occasion, and with that promptitude and good feeling which is always exhibited by the members of the Dramatic ...
... the house of a friend. I was the means of inducing her to return, and of effecting a recon- ciliation. In June I opened Drury-lane Theatre, and by Mr. Jordan'silesire I gave hii wife an engagement; I did so at the sug- gestion also of Mrs. Boucicault ...
... perished in the fire that occurred on the night of the previous Thursday on their em- ployer's premises, Blackmoor-street, Drury.lane. A number of witnesses having been examined, the jury re- turned a verdict, That the deceased were accidentally burned ...
... tooth and nail. A re we to believe our senses ? THE FIRE NEAR DRIIRy-LANE.-TWO LIVES LOST. -The fire in Blaokmoor-street, Drury-lane, on Thursday rnight, proved to be of a more serious nature than was at first supposed. About half-past three in the morning ...
... declaration, but the expression of sober, serious truth and conviction to say that Mr. E. r. Smith, in his greatest triumphs at Drury-lane, never equalled this ballet spectacle thathe has produced at Cremorne. The gorgeous splendour that characterised the productions ...
... mercer, lwho perished in the fire that occurred on the night of ?? last on their employer's premises, Blackmoor- street, Drury-lane. A number of witnesses having been examined the jury returned a verdict, That the deceased iwere accidentally burned to ...