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... 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 ...
... in I - . Butter was throughout of very good quality. A Rerenoa.-3 shocking murder took place early on Sondny morning in Drury Lane. Two men of the labourers' class, named Crowe and Green, had recently quamdled and fought, and the former had the worst ...
... Parrouttass —The coming winter will see the consolidation of the two great opera bosses. The contest hasten euvent Garden and Drury Lane was always ruinous to one. It appears that there i. for only one thoroughly good Itiolian opera. Where there ire too there' ...
... these the characteristics attaching to the' novelties asinine quite • different form from what they did twenty years ago. Drury-lane. of cour,.e, take+, away the palm for • gem:eons spectacular production that ia worth going miles to see. THE Votmersen ...
... much bettor-known play, and one whose popularity depends upon intrinsic merits of a high order. It was first produced at Drury Lane, in The period to which the drama relates is 1764, and the costumes are in strict accord with the fashion of that date —limed ...
... Michael Brannon. of 20. Mint-street, London. house porter; William Power, 20, Macklen-street, Drury-lane, a sailor; and James Donovan, Mack. len-street, Drury-lane, a labourer. An attempt had been made to force back the lock of the shed with a knife, but ...
... an audience going out quietly sod without eznitenwnt. I have seen our largest boraxes of aseoseinett 'di London, such as Drury Lane, Covent Garden, ant! Her Majesty's Theatre, clear 6 minute time after time, but when you come to think that we have only ...
... I.Lt by Mr. Silver, of Kimber's Cottage. It is now in the Armada Exhibition of Elizabethan reli. t in the grand saloon, Drury Lane Theatre, in the catalogue of which there is a good engrsvinx of it. Gorman HOSPITAL.—Report for 'week ending Monday, November ...