... comprises the following artists • MISS ROSE LECLERQ, The origins! “Claire Ffolliott,” at Drury-lane. London MR. SHEIL BARRY, The original Harrey Duff,” at Drury-lane, London MR. CHARLES SULLIVAN, The favourite Irish Comedian, “Con,” at the Adelphi Theatre ...

... for accommodation of the adjoining lands, and which said lands are situate in Exchequer street, rare Exchequer street, Drury lane, Royal row, Mom row. South Great Georne’e street, George’s street, South (.rest George s street, George's street. Castle ...

... whether she did not live for more than ten yearsl in ?? previously to her seaking relief, save for three months ; and if Drury-lane is not in the Strand Union, and whether, therefore, the removal was not illegal and, under'all the circumstances, harsh ...

... flow of promo the workhouse of the Strand Union. I | tion hy compulsory retirement in lower grades to say how be lived in Drury-lane, which is forded 10 tee that the country woald in the Strand U but on the last occasion | onl, secure the services of the ...

... relief from the poor-rate ; whe- ther she did not live for more than ten years in Drury-lane previously to Ioer seeking relief, save for three months ; and if Drury-lane is not in the Strand Union, and whether, therefore, the re- moval was not illegal ...

... yean a resident therein, wiihuui receiving leliel fr>m the poor rate? Whether she did not live for more than 10 years in Drury lane previous her Ma-king relief. s.ive fir three months, and if ary lane out tbe Strand Union ? And whether, therefore, lb removal ...

... of British pauper law, as applied to Irish cases, is seen in the transportation of Mary Devlin, an old woman of 68, from Drury-lane, in London, to Waterford, her native county. Fifty years ago Mary Devlin, then a young girl of eighteen, emigrated from ...

... because ra 1873 she freceived relief in the workhouse, and is unable say how long she lived Drury Lane, With respect to the question how long sne resident in Drury Lane previous to seeking relief, ■he had been there only fourteen days, having strived there ...

... wedsing relief from the reur.r.te ; whether she did not live for more then ten years in Drury-lane previously to her seeking relief. nave for three months : and if Drury-lane is not in the Strand Union, and whether, therefore, the re. moral was not illegal ...

... thought, however, to have led to excess of caution in avoidance of all fatigue for the present. The greet attramaion at Drury-lane is to be the new drama of England in the days of Charles the Sealed, now being completed by Mr. Wills at his retreat in ...

... thought, however, to have led .'to excess of. ca.wtin in avoidance of all fatigue for the present. The gre9.t attiractln 'at Drury-lane is to be the nerwtdraia of (England in the days of Charles the Se- cond, now being oouiipleted by Mr'. Wills at his retreat ...

... closed. It was then that the opera was offered to Bunn, who accepted it gladly, and it was performed with brilliant success Drury Lane, and proclaimed “at once tbe existence of a musical genius, the pure metal and true ring of which obtained the immediate ...