... death. It appeared from the evidence, adduced at the previaa inquiry that the deceased was the daughter of a bosheeper at Drury-lane Theatre, that she followed the profession of an actress, and had been playing in Youth. On Monday week she went through ...

... trade and commerce. This should be borne in miod by students of that epoch of our history. At the first meeting held in Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. George Wilson, the chairman, said We begin with the first scene of the first act, which our opponents say ...

... surprised to learn that in those theatres which yield the largest profits, principles of economy are rigidly observed. At Drury Lane, where the drama of Youth is niehtly drawing crowded audiences, the receipts are said to be averaging £4OO • night, ...

... living. For. Tits Siang. An amusing scene occurred one day Last week in Russell-street, the thoroughfare at the rear of Drury-lane Theatre, where no fewer than a thousand young women congregated before the stage door in response to an advertisement to ...

... George Augustus Sala has lately figured largely in Mr. Harris's advertisements u chief trumpeter of the entertainment at Drury Lane ; but, according to Mr. Wingfield, Mr. Bala expressed to him an opinion which would not have delighted the worthy Augustus ...

... police-constable, de posed that on Saturday evening last be discovered the deceased lying senseleas in the White Horse-yard, Drury-lane. She had no bonnet on, but was otherwise folly dressed. Dr. Power deposed that death had resulted from exposure to the cold ...

... Knowles, the father, said he had lived at Green Mllll-1.00, I 'anon, where his wife was, but he now lodged at Harfield-place, Drury-lane, as he had worked in LondOn. He wan an exmorator. He never allowed his wife km than 14s. a week, hot be generally gave her ...

... sixpence in the world.' ** Mike Kelly, who knew both father and son well, gives us a glimpse of both at this time: “The Drury Lane Company were Srformmg at the Lyceum, under the firm of Tom Shenn, the late Colonel QreviUe, and Mr. Arnold, and were very ...

... Frenchman was sent to gaol from Marlboroughareet on Monday for two menthe for begging. He is known in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane as the moneylending beggar. Ho has frequently been imprisoned for begging, and on on one occeinon he wan in annemion of ...

... Frenchman has been sent to gaol from Marlborough Street, London, for two months for begging. He is known in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane the Money-lending Beggar. Ho has frequently been imprisoned for begging, and on one occasion he was possession of eignt ...

... places of business. Lane Theatre. The familiar story of Robinson Crusoe afforded the materials for this year's pantomime at Drury Lane. The rise of the curtain discloses Luna and her satellites disporting themselves in their own b«ams, and shortly afterwards ...

... public highway at Feltham, no the 14th of December. tined 10a, and fined 10a, including coe - t's. now of 4, Oxford-place, Drury-lane, late of Hatton, was summoned for assaulting Henry Joe, and also for using insulting and abusive language to him, the 28th ...