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... First ire’ll to the Zoo. Then we’ll have a jolly good blow-out •t the Langbam Hotel. And then well and see the Pantomime at Drury Lane. —Master Cimabue: Thanks •wfollv, grandpapa! But we prefer the National Gallery to the Zoological Gardens!-Miss Qivronda: ...
... f«ll with crash. The ® a narrow escape. j o,lle o, d ho While a number of men were pulling down « ' kil| Kemble-street, Drury-lane, roof fell named Wm. Wilton and seriously injurfrorr> - ,a,,, y ,s maid, nimed Caroline Gallard, has died Motion at received ...
... the Committee on the Interomorde Camel. FALL OF A HOUSE IN LONDON.-0110 of several houses, situated in Prinoe's-street, Drury lane, and now in course of demolition, fell in and buried fee men beneath the debris. One of the labourers managed to extricate ...
... Lloyd, William Young, Joseph Wynnick, and William Brooks, were charged with keeping and using a house in Betterton-street, Drury-lane, for the purposes of betting. Thomas Lloyd was ordered to pay a fine of 1002. and William Young fine of 252. The others ...
... It was stated, was very respectably connected, and forseveral years be had been engaged as an actor at the Criterion and Drury Lane Theatres, Tritton being merely hit theatrical name. He became acquainted with the female prisoner at the Criterion Theatre ...
... Captain” and Lost In London.” at the Lyceum of “ Life for Life,” the Gaiety of A Life Chase” and Uncle Dick's Darling,” and Drury Lane of Amy Robsart” and “ Rebecca.” The little leisure which these engagements left her was filled by performances in provincial ...
... the two following seasons she acted with her bushel , in the revivals produced under his superintendence at Haymarket and Drury Lane, and in 1846 accompanied him on his tour to the United States. After their return came the memorable Keen rtgiase at the ...
... Corent garden Theatre as Olivia Twelfth Kigbt. After fulfilling various engagements at Edinburgh and Bath, she was engaged Drury-lane Theatre in 1326, when she first appeared as Violante in The Wonder. In 1329, at Covent-garden Theatre, she sustained the ...
... —Shortly after midnight ''a lire broke out in a lodging-house kept by D. bricklayer. at Noe. 18 and 17, Short's-gardene, Drury-lane, London. No. 17, a house of ten rooms, was nearly gutted, and the back rooms on the second and third floors of No. 16 were ...
... place. Five persons were arrested. Fatal Fire. —A fire broke out early on Monday morning a lodging house in Shorts-gardens, Drury-lane, in which 30 persons were asleep at the time. The building was gutted, and two of the occupants, man and a woman were burnt ...
... the Lend n Theatres Arrangements have been completed for the appearance of Mr. John McCull ugh, the American actor, at Drury Lane Theatre in April next. Mr. McCullough will sustain on this occasion his popular part in the late Mr. Justice Talfourd'a ...
... be effected by such an arrangement. Mr. Justice Talfourd's classical play of Ion will be performed in April next the Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. McCullough, the American actor, taking the leading part. During last month the officers of the Fishmongers' ...