... numerously attended meeting of licensed vietuallers, residing in the Strand ditstiot, was held at Mr. Webber's, the Barley Mowv, Drury Lane, in furtherance of a movement for closing all licensed houses in the metropolis for the spacee of one ireek, Mr. Jenkins ...

... so much money or could compare for a moment with the General Post Office, Melbourne. Our Theatre Royal was second only to Drury Lane. Oar Free Public Library, so far as the building goes, eclipses anything of the sort in England. Oar export of gold annually ...

... found guilty of forging acceptances on an extensive scale, and was sentenced to five years' penal ecr- vitude. THE MURDER IN DRURY-LANE. London, Wednesday Nigut. The inquest upon the body of Daniel Moriarty, aged 45, who was so barbarously murdered a few days ...

... moreover, that in his own lobg expe-eoece of the principal London theatres-ller llajfety's Theatre, the Italian 0Op;.ra, Drury-lane. and the Gaiety-he can bhar psrsonal testimony tC tie unifierm o .urtesy and propriety Of the Prince's demeanour towards ...

... drawn up a con- gratulatory address, beautifully engrossed on vellum, which is now lying for additional signatures at the Drury-lane Theatre. We under. stand the address will he presented to his Royal Highness on Thuredry next. THE EDMUND'S CASE. SPECIAL ...

... loose. From what? Have they not household suffrage? I saw the great Slr. Combie, of equestrian celebrity, per. forming in Drury-lane Theatre, when, In the sad vicissitude of fcrtune, it had degenerated into a circus. He represented the wild Indian on the ...

... employee of the twelve theatres within a quarter of a mile radius from the Stkand. The numbers are as under:- Theatre Royal, Drury-lane-Average audience, 4,000; employee (before and behind the curtain), 1,100. Covent Garden-Audience, 4 000* employes. 600. ...

... Abrams the witness said that the pri- soner was excited and complained of the deceased's conduct. D)r. Saunders, of ?? Drury-lane, stated he was called by the last witness; he went to Brydge's- street and found Mr. and Mrs. Wild quarrelling; Mr. Wild ...

... places are pretty much alike all the world over, and the man who has spent 201. and a fortnight's time In London, and, seen Drury-lane and Cremorne and Simpson's and the Underground railway, has, to my mind, lost his cash and his holiday. If people would ...

... licensed vio allers residing In the vicinity of Log A're, nry lane,s und neighbourhood, *a held ab ?? Middlesex Music Hall, Drury-lane, In farther. ence f a movement for increasing the price of beer, sold in jug. It was stated tht aiinumber of metinge had-been ...