... drying kiln in Vauxhali-road. They also ascertained that it had been stolen from Messrs. Jump and Co., corn merchants, Drury- lane, and that a man named Scott had sold it to a person named Bird for £6. The detectives apprehended j -ird on a charge of ...

... represented at the Olympic Theatre, London, with enormous success. Supported by the following artistes :—• Mr. LEWIS NANTON, Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. G. MURRAY Theatre Royal, Liverpool. Mr. C. RENNELL, Leeds and Liverpool Theatres. Mr. BAYNES, Prince of Wales ...

... Robertson's plays, who was killed in the collision at Brockley Whins, on Tuesday morning. Mr. Chatterton has kindly placed Drury Lane Theatre at the disposal or the committee which Mr. Pond is about to form and we can have no doubt of the cordial co-opera ...

... police- man has eight children and a baby in arms, is it right to take his number ? CRUELTY TO A CNILT).—Scene.—A Street near Drury- lane Theatre. Period.—A fortnight before Christmas. Benevolent lady meets small girl in deep grief, and aski the cause. Small ...

... the stage engineering wijl be by Messrs T. thieve-and pnn, the stage Messrs Reeves and Son, and the upholstery by Lyon, of Drury Lane celebrity. The builders are Mcs-re Webb and Son, Birming-hanl; tlie architects, Messrs T. Waring.and W. I). Blessley, Cardiff ...

... question, the million are not, and they are the supporters of the theatres. The chief event of the week is the production, at Drury Lane, of Mr. Halliday's version of Scott's Lady of the Lake. As a spectacle it is well worth seeing. On Saturday we are to have ...

... year they were full of them. The Chancellor of the Exchequer was visited with especial severity. I remember that either at Drury Lane or Covent Garden a joke (sorry enough) was cut about something being very mean and very low(e), the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... it was time they were off to Lruryw&rte, N lit to the theatre of name, but to anotner Mission-room in Charles- Rtret, Œf Drury lane, where cotfee and curmuc cake are distributed after the service, between tour and live o'clock. Here they had some tr-uihle ...

... up in a piece of paper like a book, and going into the best dining-room in Johnson's alamode beef-house in Charles court, Drury lane, and magnificently ordering a small plate of alamode beef to eat ,%vill, it. What the waiter thought, of such a strange ...

... satis- factory. Mr. Chatterton is to have a splendid company at the performances of Mr. Halliday's version of Ivanhoe, at Drury Lane Theatre, commencingonSaturday. Mr. Phelps, MissNeilson, MissMattie Reinhardt, Miss Fanny Addison, and Mr. J. B. Howard are ...

... Katti Lanner, this latter cannot have been regarded as a successful venture. The incidental divertissements, which at Drury- lane chiefly depended upon the abilities of Mdlles. Ricois and Fioretti, afford probably as much of the Terpsi- chorean order ...

... metropolis. He had taken in a gentleman connected with the City Mission, and been found afterwards drunlc. Mission Room in Drury Lane, on a Sunday after- noon, where same hundreds of Door people and tramps congregate, enticed to hear the Gospel by the tea ...