... H He who hath a mouth of his own should not bid any one else blow. a You murder time, said the leader of the band at Drury Lane to Mr. Keemble, who was rehearsing a song in Ri'erelrd .Cwur de Lion. ' Well, if I do, replied the tragedian, I am more ...

... ed young man, and gave promise3 of attaining a considerable eminence in his profession. Hre leavs bhin hi a ?? Hdspthof Drury-lane Theare),and hreechilren.We udersandthat his re- company.] ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ smn- From the Lendon Gazette of Tuesday, Aptril 5 ...

... held by Dr. Lankester, in St. Giles's, on Satur- day A woman named Grant, in coming out of a pawn- broker's shop in Drury-lane, saw a parcel lying in a dark part of the passage. She opened it, and found that it contained the body of a female child ...

... off very well. They were very materially assisted by two lady ?? Hodson, of the Princess's Theatre, and Mliss Harrison, of Drury-lane. Previous to the performances the following prologue, written for the occasion by Mr. B. S. Moutgomery, was spoken by Mr ...

... evidence that on z Tuesday the deceased and two other men were at work doing some repairs in a room at the house No. 124, Drury-lane. In the course of his work the deceased had taken down a glass door, which he placed upright t against the wall, in an ...

... BAI3 PTON. ML-nisuc-Aug. 8, by .the Rev . H. IC. Sinmcox, Mr. Chiarles Brown, of Blackmlorc-sqtret, Drury-lane, to Annie F eldest daughter of Mr. John Clinch, of Bauem'.H THlE NORTH oxroRDSHIRE ARCHEaIOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Zio This Society had an-excursion ...

... Glatuoio were 1 fired to.seawvard in proof of the triumphatiltendur-1 ance of the vessel. There was an overflowing house at DrUry-lane on Saturday afternoon, oa the occasion of the fare- well ?? of Mfr. and Mrs. Alfred Wigan. When the curtain fell Lpon Still ...

... beautiful scenery, and Offen- bach's best music, has attracted crowded audiences nightly for no less than 144 nights. At Drury Lane the spectacular drama, The Lady of the Lake, has been performed for 60 nights, but must necessarily be withdrawn after ...

... both sides, the suit had been conducted. Mrs. Moriarty, wife of a bricklayer's labourer, residing in an Irish colony near Drury-lane, is in custody on the charge of murdering her husband. They had been quarrelling for several days, and the wife coming into ...

... at Marlborough House, and the Queen of the Belgians and the Princess of Wales after- wards went to Her Majesty's Opera, Drury-lane. The works of Messrs. Taylor Brothers, chocolate and mustard manufacturers, in B3rick-lane and Wentworth- street, Spitalfields ...

... AIPeBzy, Theatre Royal, Glasgow. Mr. C. D. LEiGH. Mr. H. HAoROD. Mr. HAILoRD. Mr. L. J. SEPsroN, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, .Adelphi, &c. &OTING M&NAGER .. Mr. FRANK EMERY. Doors open at 7, to commence at 7.30. Admission-Private Boxes, 5s. each ...

... Guildhall, London, on Monday. A statue to Balfe, purchased by subscription, and placed in the vestibule of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, was unveiled on Monday afternoon by Sir Michael Costa in the presence of a large company. According to a telegram from ...