... Coroner, at the Grand Tark Inn, Ludgate Hill touching the death of Thomas Franey (35), a bricklayer'a labourer, who lived in Drury Lane, Chapel Street. Shortly after ten o'clock on Monday morning, the deceased wias at work upon some scaffolding attached to ...

... theatre. This conclusion of matters at Covent Garden will not, we are told, in any way affect the announced arrange- uments at Drury Lane during the summer. ...

... the importation of cattle from Scotland into England and Wales is permitted. A third order relates to Selford market. At Drury Lane, on Tuesday night, during the represen- tation of Ifing John, a rather pleasing incident occurred, that temporarily i ...

... much prized by his father, the Corporate authorities will be alike ungrateful and undiscerning. The new play of Faust at Drury Lane is by no means an unqualified success, and will scarcely bring back its expenses and the money invested in its production ...

... recorded without any prefersmeiit or ?? Mr. Walter Montgomery, our moost popular yoenr trame. dian, took his benefit at Drury Lane Theatre on &osdq night, and performed Hramlet. It has been ir. II'rct- gomery'sumisfortune to be too often muated with heroinea ...

... family of sons and daughters. The preparation of the Christmas entertainments is actively going on in the London theatres. Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Surrey, and Astley's and one or two other theatres, will have pantomimes founded on the usual nursery ...

... The London theatres are all busy producing their Christ- mas entertainments, burlesques being still in the ascendant, At Drury Lane, the ?? of the pantomime is Nember Nip, and the author is, as usual, Mr. E. L, olard. At Covent Garden, the Forty Thieves ...

... lumlookam pang mente THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1866. NEWS OF THE DAY. The man WHITLEY, who murdered his wife in Feather's Court, Drury Lane, on Tuesday, and then cut his own throat, is dead. Twenty-one Liberals voted for Sir FiT7ROY KELLY'S Malt Tax motion, amongst ...

... corres- pondent calls attention to a very distressing case. On last Saturday week a man named HONEY, living in King Street, Drury Lane, with his four children, had been working for ninety-six consecutive hours in preparing paper decorations for Christmas ...

... journedol at 1.20 anan, DREADFUL MURDER IN LONDON. A shocking murder was cosmnitted yesterday morninig, in Feather Court, Drury Lane. It appears that a miun 0 seined James Whitley, a briclclayers labourer, with a wife a and six children, lived on the third ...

... remarks on the subject, and the nseeting terminated. HANLEY. TIJE TisEArnE.-Master Percy Ropelle, the King Pippin of the Drury Lane pantomime, and a remontiibly precocious boy, is fulfilling an engagensent at the Tue tre, with his sister, Bliss Amy Roselle ...

... months, who lived with his parents in Leek Street. Shortly after two o'clock ?? afternoon, the deceased, while crossing Drury Lane, was run over by a wagon, and sustained injuries from the effects of which he expired in a abort time afterwards, at the ...