... Bea Street, were summoned for an offence under the Lodging Houses Act; .and were lined 5%. and costs;— Martin Halley, of Drury Lane, was fined Is. and costs, for keeping unregistered lodging house; ° WEDNESDAY. Before Messrs. T. C. 8. Kynnersley (Stipendiary) ...

... the management of Mr. J* Guiver, who brings down a-compact and talented 1 company, most of whom hare recently been playi Drury Lane. Their leader during the present we*’ Mr. Phelps, the eminent tragedian, one of the few l> f actors who have made themselves ...

... 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 ...

... group—who had slept under the piazza at Covent Garden. Two had crouched together a half-finished sewer. The shutter-box” at Drury Lane Theatre had been the bed on which another slept. Of costume there was every variety. Some were in tatters from head to foot ...

... night. The theatres are sounding their notoe of preparation for the pantomimes. Mr. Beverley is doing his best for the Drury Lane annual,” as the Christmas fare is here called, Number Nip.” Covent Garden refurbishes the old story of The Forty Thieves ...

... woman denied the charge, and declared tbat Higham had committed the crime. Another terrible crime has been committed in Drury Lane, London. On Tuesday morning man named Witley was found nearly dead from loss of blood from an awful wound his throat, and ...

... were most efficiently rendered, according to the somewhat stilted notions of high tragedy which have recently prevailed at Drury Lane, Mr, Edmund Phelps made a correct and respectable Banquo, and Mr. Mclntyre’s Basse was the second-best part in the play ...

... was killed. She ran out and saw deceased lying in the carriage way in Drury Lane, about four or five yards from the corner of Leek Street. There was a wagon going along Drury Lane, the driver being by the side of his horses. She called out, and the driver ...

... “the stronghold of legitimate y ’” aEC preconceived idnas quite i or Dundreary and one of Mr. Barnard’s burlesques; and Drury Lane is the resort of octogenarians who fancy themselves boys again they hear the mellifluous accents of Mr. Pha—a—alps, or see ...

... 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 ...

... preferred.—Apply by letter, stating age and refereuce, where last employed, and salary expected, to Mr. P, P. Ward, 164, Drury Lane, London, W.C. *2525 Assurance agents and canvassers wasted, for North and South Staffordshire and East Worcestershire. —Apply ...