... closing years were canoed by the ordinary absonco of prm- dece. r He achieved' a splendid fortin6'em a dra- matist, and Drury Lane was always a valuable re- source. Sheridan appears ne-verto have eseapedfroma debt after he had first beconie lessee of ...

... did not do eo quickly they would realise the wordd of the poet, that All theta brligt me ist faid. Thence it peased into Drury lane, of which we cannot say with Goldemith, when alluding to its London narnerak: Where Wle Green DrAgon, glaring o'er the way ...

... in the premisea ecclpiedprincipallyby Messrs, Grieve and Co.,the vwell known scee opainters, situate in Charles-street, Drury-lane. The lower part of the premises was used as s!ables, and at the time of the disaster several horses were therein. The whole ...