... we'll go to the Zoo; then we 11 have a iollv good blow-out at the Langham Hotel; ana then we'll go and see the pantomime at Drury-lane Master Cimabue: Thanks awfully, grandpapa But we prefer the National Gallery to the Zoological Gardens!— Miss Monna Givronda: ...

... the 22rc of the managers of small theatres this is a decided roisoalke, for they cannot compete with great places, sach as Drury Lane, in scenic displays, and the public i'osoacustoemed now-aadays to elaborate stage spectacles that it is never satisfied ...

... we'll go to the Zoo ; then we'll have a jolly good blow-out at the Langham Hotel; and then we'll go and see the pantomime at Drury-lane ! — Master Cimabue: Thanks awfully, grandpapa! But we prefer the National Gallery to the Zoological Gardens! —Miss Mouna ...

... perhaps the best female portrait by him now shown is the piquant one of Mrs. Richards (21), the wife of the first fiddle at Drury-lane—a merry brunette, full of esprit, and evidently not in the least degree disinclined to coquette with the. good-looking artist ...

... pile, orlight.coloured. whiteand.redgamiefowl. This, however,wasnot theouly mod of cockers, for there was a cock-pit in Drury.lane, one in Jewin-street, and a third in Shoe-lane. The pit was, however, the orthodox or fashionable one ; and the rules of ...

... happened? requested Brenner. I was going see Helen play Rosalind; was her benefit night; and, as I reached the portico of Drury Lane, I fell, and rolled into tho roadway, and cab —ah, ! —and shuddered —wont completely over both my legs. Poor fellow ...

... interesting att55 events of the season. Possibly Mr. IoVIoe dn Il his theatre, but if not, the performance may take Pa at Drury Lane. It is expected that some startling revelations if! made at the trial of the man WALTEars, Who wnsto' cerned in certain ...

... Alfas Aynaley finnt Is Mr. Araby Coal oft ftwolder. 2 se. le murals]. ere pimft of costumiers in London, shoat &swiftest and Drury-lane, who will Provide you with myelin. you require -- PrOSY SAlL — Linneed ft lot • city at present though It will Weems VW ...

... Small BOYS' SCHOOL or good ASSISTANTSHIP, a Certificated Teacher; excellent testimonials—Address M 44, at the printers'. DRURY-LANE SCHOOLS. HoUiawood.—WANTED, immediately, energetic ASSISTANT MISTRESS (Ex-P.T.); salary, £40.—Address, Master. and SINGING ...

... murder. He said that in the summer of 1863 ho met a woman named Emma Jackson, tailoreaa, at a public-house iv Charles-street, Drury-lane. They drank together, and she went homo with him to his room, 4, George-street, St. Giloa'a. During the night the girl attempted ...

... LONDON POLICE. At Bow-street Police-court, on Monday, a plasterer named Charles Smith, aged 21, of 3, Nottingham-court, Drury-lane, was charged before Mr. Vanghan with * disorderly conduct and assaulting the police.—Policeconstable Leonard, E, deposed ...

... murder. He said that in the summer of 1863, after drinking with a woman named Jackson, at publichouse in Charles-street, Drury-lane, he took her to his lodging at 4, George-street, St. Giles's, where, in the night time, he detected her the act of stealing ...