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... EDMUND KEAN'S FIRST VISIT AT DRURY LANE. the church clocks were striking six he sallied forth from his lodgings in Cecil Street. Bis parting words his wife were,' I wish was going to be shot. his hand carried small bundle, containing shoes, stockings ...
... comprise— Annual Rental. No. 124. Drury Lane, leased for 21 yeara from 1875. at. £81 8 0 No. 125, Lane, leased for 21 years from 1872, at. 8 0 No. 126, Drury Lane, leasod for 21 years from 1868, at. 60 0 0 No. 127, Drury Lane, leased for 21 years from ...
... result he was oblige*l put aside a new piece in which he desired play,to decline the oli'er of engagement to represent in the Drury Lane revival of A Winter's Tale, and finally to give up all hopes of ever beingableto appear the stage again. Then he rallied ...
... gave last year to the Parliamentary Committee on the Metropolitan Fire Brigade. First he mentions the two patent theatres, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, eaoh capable of holding 4,000 persons. Then there are forty-five theatres, licensed by the Lord Chamberlain ...
... season. The theatres in this division employing children in considerable numbers during the winter 1877-8 are—Her Majesty's, Drury Lane, Coveut Garden, Adelphi, Royal Aquarium, Hengler's Circus, and, in addition, Westminster children have been engaged at the ...
... laadlle as.., the p.pe. and fioppoolt it •looe by the Bove. Yoe coo refer who , l , ott.to Up, sorry to ow. FATAL FIRE DRURY LANE. Oa Sunday motaing a in. erns by the ye% e in • dwelling-house, let out as tem to it number of lug I at 7, Sin et, Drury ...
... wiredrawer, Park Street, was charged with stealing watch, the property of William Sharp, of Nechells. —Prosecutor was in Drury Lane, Chapel Street, the Bth of December last, when a woman walked to him, snatched his watch, and ran off. Three men were observed ...
... of London receives allowance of £10,000. a year. H. G. M., Walmer.—ln December, 1876, The Forty Thieves was played at Drury Lane Theatre. Jessie.—He must described the son; a lawyer should be employed to make the document binding. ...
... Mobs of persons besieged the doors who cared no more for the sernn >u or the religion of the sarvico than Covent Garden or Drury Lane mob would care for sermon in the middle of a pantomime. The incumbent, the incumbents owner, profits, of course, most generously ...
... stolen. Mr. Dorcett prosecuted. William Sharpe, of 40, Great Francis Street, stated that on the oth of December he was in Drury Lane, when a woman snatched his watch and ran awav. The police subsequently found that the prisoner had pledged the watch, and ...
... evening a serious fire broke out on the pre mises tho ooc\>.) at'.on Mr. Joseph Reichfeld, clothier, situated at No. 68, Drury Lane, London, desttoying property to considerable amount, and causing great alarm in the densely-poj ulated neighbourhood. The ...
... confectioner, and in his will left £100. Three Per Cents, for the purchase of Twelfth-cake and wine, be partaken of annually tho Drury Lane Company in the green room. The ceremony was duly gone through last week. In despatch from Geneva, January 11, M. Pictet ...