... body was removed last night from the mortuary of St Giles-m the- Fields* Workhouse, the premises Towis, under' taker, in Drury Lane, at the request of the brother of the deceased who had undertaken the expense of the funeral. Notwithstanding the rain and ...

... home with the child, when linseed oil and other reme- diesiwere applied. The child getting worse, It taken to Dr. Jones, in Drury-lane, who advised her to go again with it to the hospital. She toek It there about seven o'clock in the evening, where it was ...

... triumphs. It was after a tour made through Europe and a great part of Asa that Edwin Forrest accepted the engagement at Drury-lane which was fraught with such strange consequences. His success in Othello was so great that the public clamnoured eagerly ...

... the previous night from the mortuary of St. Gilee.in I the.Finlls Workhouse to the premises of Mr. Bowie, undertaker, in Drury.lane, at the wqnest of the trot-or of deceased, who had ander. taken the erponsei of the funeral. At a quarter before two the ...

... courae » Gazette state* that the revised das- aflronting bis autboritf 100 andatiottsly. A subtle scepit works well now. The Drury Lane pantomme is ex- . ficatioD Customs outports baa been completed. p tfctiag i own scepticism ou this po.nt traordiuarily ftne ...

... removed last night front the us winery of St. Giles in the Field's Workhouse, to the preu.ise•s of Mr. l'owis, undertaker, in Drury-lane, at the request of the brother of the deceased, who had undertaken the expense of the funeral. Notwithstanding the rain ...

... found on board, nor anything to lead to idenftfication. The crew, qre supposed to be drowned. ?? Miss Mattie Reinhardt, of Drury Lane and the 1E Olympic Theatiro, and who recently made a most e suoesesful tour in the provinces as the represen. tative of ...

... did obtain drink at'other public jbouas, and, eventually, they both went home to a lodging they occupied In Granby-street, Drury-lane, What actually ocourred between them after , their return did not appear to be very ciearly '1made out; but about seven ...

... received over one hundred bouquets in one evening. It is stated that tenders hare been invited by the committee the proprietors Drury-lane Theatre for a new lease of that building, to be granted for five years from the 18i.h of next August. The competition tu ...

... Irishwoman, was tried fur the wilful murder of her husband by chop. ping him on the head with a hatchet, in Granby.street, Drury-lane, on the 7th December. The jury found the prisoner guilty of manslaughter, and she was senten:ed to eight years' penal servitude ...

... is to be translated into Seedirr., 1,, the Minister of tlemiaili Church is Loudest. ON the withdrawal the pantomimes at Drury Lane Theatre, Idoeeriird • Oriental speetscl• of The Cataract n/ ft. Gamier sill be revived. after • lapse of fifty years. Daring ...

... > ■e. Sf. Jh.u»«*s AlWrt Halli, London). * LUCY (Of the i'rincipul London Concert*). E. A. (Late of the Theatre K-* aJ, Drury Lane, Ac.) i* UIBS HE.SSIE EMMET ( if the :il National Ouera Company.) MR- W. CASTLE, American Tenor (Late the Parei»a Roea Opera ...