... the midst of fun and frolic. Neither within the. se doors nor about them do you find thet er riot of our own Lyceum and Drury-lane; no- re loose womeen, no pickpockets, no ragged boys and, Is girls, no drunken and blaspheming men. - As a.. ie Mormon never ...

... of Mr. G'eorge WIn. Spuntbern, who has lately been appointed one of Her Majesty'e Government inspectors of mines, is 10, Drury- lane, W'dkefield. LEF. DS BAruNvrRErT COURT, F1anAY. -3. fleigh- toss, late of the Great N'orthern HIotel, Leeds, obtained an ...

... of their extinction by this Sacred Harmonic Society, S'r ?? Smart directeduth orei ratorihe bohado atl Covent garden and Drury-lane Theatres, lie was warester cc the music at Covent-garden Theatre under the manage- ment of Charles Kemble, end it was Sir ...

... cattle and carriage landing places, boundary walls, and entrance gates are provided, one entrance being placed opposite .Drury-lane and another in Cliff-lane. on making the ex- cavatious for the yard the workmen found a large quan- tity of valuable Roman ...

... coster. I monger, weltering in a pool of blood. It appeared F that the unfortunate sufferer resided in Little Wyld's-passage, Drury-lane, and his murderous assailants' nam s are Regan, aged 60 years, and his s Wife and daughter. A quarrel had taken place e ...

... children. Ho instanced St. Luke's,which he said would probably have to shut up if the tax were insisted on. He also rfoerred to Drury-lane school as likely to become embarrassed. The EAnc, or Dcrny, in reply, said,-I have listened to the statements made with ...

... Chatteston, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, against Mr. Sims Reeves for a breach of agreement to play and sing at that theatre, was tried in the Court of Common Pleas on Thursday. Mr. Sims Reeves agreed to sing for twelve nights at Drury-lane, at forty guineas ...

... Some idea of r its vast area may be formed by comparing it with other I buildings. It will be eleven times the size of Drury-lane c Theatre, or eight times that of Westminster Hall. A c church of ordinary dimensions might stand on its floor; f its sternle ...

... they occupy themselves in the most industrious manner with their spades, reminding one of a juvenile pantomime scene at Drury-lane, or of one of those pictures which Leech's fertile pencil. loved well to pro- duce, and, best of all, their interest in ...

... present could not obtain admis- sion, the bail being full to repletion, The hall is fitted up for the performances of the Drury-lane theatrical company, and the reverend gentleman spoke from behind the foot- lights, and in front of the prosennium, the act ...