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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... —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 ...
... has embalmed his political foresight in a speech delivered at the ggrreeaat Protectionist meeting held in June 1849 at Drury Lane Theatre, when he said : It was not too late to retrace the steles° rashly taken in 1840. He hoped the time would never ...
... cigar shop in Piccadilly, and was divorced before she appeared to show her beauty and symmetry in Habil and Bijou at Drury Lane, and tine from pear pleutique, proceeded to speaking and acting parts. There is a report, too, that Lady Florence a sister ...
... sale of the work is stated to have been us. The Oxford Warehouse in Pater- stye the etatiosery Trades Jowl's& km km like Drury-Lane Theatre on Boring Night, and the Cambridge Warehouse has been little better. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT SPEEN.— Mr. S ...
... exceptional considelation for the comfort of the public. The supers never had such a time of it as they are having now at Drury-lane. All the people are going to see the Meiningen company and they go to see the crowd. A great deal is being talked about ...
... rates, and the sums levied by the Metropolitan Board of Work*. A deternihrecrMicide has been committed is Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, London, by a woman named Griffin, who swallowed twopenuyworth of carbolic acid, which caused immediate death. Potato blight ...
... lam of either him or his balloon. is premmed bola here been blown into the sea. A nnieide was eonviand in dliores-audens, Drury. lane, London, by a maned Grills. who wallowed earbolie sea, lewd& is mid to be the of her intim arrived as Madrid from PIO and ...
... but Mr. Lewis does not see any copyright in a title, and remembers that some years ago Mr. Chatterton !produced apiece at Drury Lane called The Double Marriage;' Mr. Charles Reads, who alio had • Double Marriage, objected, without suecents Mr. Chatterteu ...
... 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, ...