... - r 'DowfroW'^ ti' Ai#P. ?? of. Drury lan'e theatroe tt 'that period eas., Mr. Stepben KemE~le,.brother ,John and Charles and Mrs. $ia- dons~i His obealty was so great ~ihtthp p~ayed Italaltaff withotii stffn-ng. I saw 'bin. do it on Sone occasion, but ...

... Saturday morning in the ex tense= . premies belonging to Air. H. assard, Go. vernment printer, situate in Parker-street, Drury- lane. It was caused by the overheating of an adjoining stove, which ignited the stock in the second-fax warehouse, and had obtained ...

... children, Lambeth Battersea- road, for not less than 750; Southwark, ktent-street, for not less than 1,000; and Westminster, Drury- lane, for not less than 750. Mr. T. C. Clarke proposed that as the Board was about to negotiate for the purchase of sites, a ...

... distribute, for lack of personal sacrifices-of devoted visitors-the snpply of home nurses, of Bethnal-green heroines, of Drury-lane martyrs, is not great. The Franco-Prussian War; the loss of the Captain; and otther startling calamities of tecent occurrence ...

... cheesemonger, scale a drm draft, Ies.-Margaret priseinal, 40, Mtaiden-lane, chandler, 3 light weights, lN3-W. Toolkey, Drury-lane, tobacconlat, 2 ?? weights, 10s-3. Milton, 43, Clement's- lane, costerinonger (sellinug In Clsre-Street), 2 weights plugged ...

... Hampton-court and Cumberland-lodge, Windsor, is great. On one occasion George III. was so pleased with a perfor- xuance at Drury-lane theatre that he gave orders for ahinndred dozen bunches 'of grapes to be cut off from the Hampton-court vine, if so many ...

... on liatuday the guns of the vessel were blazing it On Saturday 'William Sullivan, aged 21, living at 7, White Hart-court, Drury-lane, fell off a scaffolding outside his house, and fractured his skull. He is now an inmate of Charing-cross hospital. On S ...

... Covent-garden. In 109) tha further rise of prices led to the famous 0O. 1!. row;-but for mang years both Covent-garden an~ Drury-lane maintained the scale at seven shllling boxes and three and sixpence pit. It was whe Osbaldiston opened Covent-garden. in ...

... Saturday evening Robert Hanworth. aged 32T a painter, living at 12, Rose-street, Covent-garden, was working on a building in Drury-lane, when ?? fell through a fanlight and broke his left legt .: now lies in Charing-cross hospital OnSaturdayMrs. Sarah Chagibers ...

... idleness and vagabondage are being cultivated, when habits of profitable industry might be instilled. The chil- dreh of Drury-lane rents might be directed to Lan- cashire-mnils, and be housed in cleanly and whole- some cottages. I can take any dozen families ...

... on Wednesday, W. Anthony, a blacksmith, aged 21 years. and living at the time of his apprehension at 2, Parker-street, Drury-lane, was again charged with ?? the commencement of the inq,uiry seven weeks ago the prisoner was charged with wilfully and ...

... recent accounts represent her as in excellent health and voice.. MOrAL DnAmATiC COLL:GE,-The proceeds of the benefit at Drury-lane theatre on Ash-Wednesday, in aid of the Royal Dramatic colelge, amounted to 4301. 5s. 3d. ANOTHER POWDER-ILL ExpLOsION-The ...