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... A PAULI!ANNTARY PANTOMIME. During the Christmas season, the pantomimes at Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres have attracted immense multitudes to those houses. The press praised the brilliancy of the scenery, painted by Messrs. Beverley and Morgan ...
... TEATU A-Mr. Langham held an inquest on Tuesday on the body of Jane Phillips, aged 67, wholwas employed as an attend- ant at Drury Lane Theatre, 'and who, on Saturday week, dropped down dead in the theatre. The deceased was a single woman, who had always enjoyed ...
... Hyde-psrlr,. via Calawell- street, Baihill-row, Old-street, Great Sutton-street, Cierkenwell-greec, Leather-lane, Holborn, Drury lane, Strand, to Trafalgar-square, where it will jAn, the grand prooeasion. Red is the oolour to be worn by this asso- eIation ...
... charged, before Mr. Vaughan, with seing drunk during his employment. Harry Boleno, the ,opular clown of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, deposed hat on the previous night he employed the prisoner o drive him and a lady to their respective homes. Vhen in C ...
... Burgoyne, ?? visited the Tower of London on Tuesday. Princess Beatrice visited the performance on Tuesday at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Prince Leopold attained his thirteenth year on Wed- nesday, and his birthday was observed in the usual manner at Court ...
... of the pantonimes7c, &c, to Eb prodr-eed in London, on Boxing-dayt. DRUIRY LANE. Mr. Di L Blanochard, the author of the Drury Lane ammunnlar for the lest twenty succ'sr7ve years, has thin sason illustrated Persian mythology, and under he title of 4Basuty ...
... Broad-street, St. GCiles's, on the body of a woman, fiamed Allen, who was found dead in the attic, at No. 28, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane. It appeared that the deceased, a very sober woman, had cohabited with a labourer, named Smith, by whom she had one child ...
... ated owing to her Di dr-unkeln habits. She had been lately cohabiting with a t man named Westerenan, at 2, Esgle court, Drury-lane. 1, On Tb arsday morning week, about six o'clock, this man went out to his work, leaving the deceased in bed. He re'urned ...
... works of art-HI Dvis, Wcekpstrset, Harkney, resealer of beer-VV Jenkins, Archway-place, Upper olloway, builder-J Boberts, Drury-lane, baker-A Stone, Elrithn,baker-S Bishop, Plumtead, Kent, grocer-T ScarfB, een, Old Kent-road, brewer-A Soobaccewaski, Woolwich-A ...
... quarter past three o'clock ?? morning the pattern-makers' shops o Messrs. C. Jeakes and Co., engineers, in Charles-street Drury-lane, measuring seventy feat in length wer. partly destroyed by fire, mnd damag don to three ad joining houses. ...