... 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 ...

... in order found the WATCH Peter Livingstone (24) drawer Street charged stealing watch the of illiam Sharp of Neohells— in Drury Lane Street on the last walked up him his watch off men loitering in suspicious hand fow prisoner stolen sold the in Museum to ...

... 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 ...

... paid nearly £500 rector’s church (St Mary-le-Strand) during the given well-merited to Alfred Mellon for morning May 15th Drury Lane the theatre having by Mr F B Chatterten will be attractive character will of Cloches Comerille Black-Eyed Messrs Byron Gil-bert ...

... Metropolis Management an estimate of the of places of amusement in the metropolis First he mentions the patent theatres Drury Lane Garden of 4000 persons are theatres licensed by the Lord Chamberlain holding in the about 80000 persons There also by divisional ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...