... House, who was nearly eight feet high. He acted the Giant in the romance of Cymon at the opera house, in 1809, with the Drury-lane Company, when their own theatre was burnt down. The Emperer Nicholas's state drum-major who stood at the gate of his palace ...

... this over-elaboration is where an old man takes a young part, or vice versa. When old Mr Roxby acts the rollicking Poms at Drury Lane he tries to be youthful and buoyant until he becomes childish and nonsensical, so when young men take the part of old men ...

... France as likely to restore him to health. Everybody of any dramatic importance in London took part in the benefit, and Drury Lane was full to the ceiling. An appropriate scene, written for the occasion by SHIRLEY BROOKS, was performed by Mr. and Mrs ...

... agistrates' Clerk's Office, Hythe, on Friday, (before G. Gidley, Esq., M.D.), John Davis, who said he was stableman, living at Drury Lane, London, was brought up in custody charged with being drunk and riotous at Seabrook, on the 27th ult., and using threatening ...

... the World. Positively the lau«r Five Nights the Engagement Mr. PHELPS, the celebrated Tragedian, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who is nightly received with the most enthusiastic applause in his cvlcbraud impersonation Sir IVrtmax Muc^>cophant. This ...

... cleaned with th team- tion to Sold in bottles, at 1s. and 1s, 6d. each, by O. PENFOLD, C and D -uggist, 4, Blackmoor-street, Drury-lane, W.C. Agents wanted in the North of London. A liberal allowed. by the R. Glover, Bill Post form Bille Posted in and Country ...

... ane 930 N, py a 4 ok ter Jape 90, long 244 a parcel | the table in the en- trance-hall of one side of whic’ trance ball of Drury Lane ‘Theatr the side of some game was contains a man uscript tragedy.” why, —~ = the fifth act & out af ope corner of it At ...

... temporarily rendered homeless ? And yet who will deny it, after reading Lord Shaftesbury’s statement, that when Wild Court, Drury-lane, London, was rendered habitable by the ‘Labourers’ Friend Society’ (who pulled down the houses and rebuilt them as models) ...

... udsey. Hia holy »,, got out of Ihe wuter, but he was quite dead. Auo'.hjr youth, named Taylor, residing at 9, Feathers coort Drury lane, was drowned while bathing near ?? and bia body was not recovered. Prince Abxbcb's Visit to South Wacbs.— -ITh Royal Highness ...

... No. 16 consists of the back part of Nos. 26 and 27, South Great George's-street, and both sides of Castle Market, down to Drury-lane. This lot is admirably situated, and, from its central position, can be converted to many uses. It very valuable in consequence ...

... -Anewly-ererted VILLA. contaiin W m~~~~~roms. billiard room, etght be.d- teem, an allmodencavenfenoee.-Apply to Kre. W. Ourark, Drury-lane. S~~~~8jyau_3 £IG. IStnelypapere trougouk God ananbak n dfro nte-Aply next dor-n.-Addeabu, Offlee, Hock Ferry. a1 A I o~oort~bso ...

... DOGGETT’S COAT AND BADGE. Exactly 150 years ago I'horraa the great comedian, and part proprietor of Drury lane Theatre, founded this wager, intending by its introduction to improve the rowing of that period. Sir William Jolliffe, his decease, left by ...