... 'Scramble is a quaint piece for the pianoforte by Archie Keen. OLT DRURY-LANE CHRISTMAs AXNUAcL is alivelypublication, certain to have numerous admirers during the forthcomitig Drury-lane pattomime season, for it contains a great matty articles of a theatrical ...

... the bail to justify for tle arcount mentioned. darlborough Street.-Thomas Cummings,. a Abourer, of 153 Little Wild-street, Drury-lane has '.eri charged on remand before Mr. Newton, with 511ai,,ga gold bracelet of the value of. £5, and 15s, in 5rlver from ...

... player ` In the year. 1717, when just twenty-four years'6f agpe he was accepted by'.the managers of theTheatre' Royal, Drury-lane, but before he could prepare' himself for the arduous task of-an ap. L pearance before a British audience' he was ?? to ...

... MPTD Wiips-MURDER. xecsruay, at the Bow-straet. Police-court, John MulalUy, aged forty-two, of 48,'Giieat 'Wild-street, Drury-lane, describing himself as a- labourer, was brought before Sir Jameslngham chargedwith attempt- ing to murder big wife Elizabeth ...

... Tuesday last from the effects of injuries received at the Drury-lane Theatre on the previous Friday. William Kraun, a German, who was examined through an interpreter, said he was engaged at the Drury-lane Theatre, whore the deceased was a pro. perty man. On ...

... Bow-street station. EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER, Yesterday morning John Msullale', aged 42 years, of 48, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, describing himself as a labourer, was brought before Sir James Ingham at Bow-street police-court, charged with attempting ...

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... wound, and be was therefore conveyed to St. George's hospital. Yesterday Bridget Welch, living at 10, Parkerls- street, Drury-lane, was crossing the roadway, w hen a four-wheel cab kcnocked her down and ran over her. When removed to Charing-cross hospital ...

... various theatres, to get it introduced into the comic parts of the panto- mimes. He made an arrangement with Fred. Evans at Drury- lane, but it was not sung. He paid Hunter 5 as agreed. Mr Henry Sell deposed that he had carried on business for many years at ...

... -The complainant said she pur- chesed a sewing machine in the April of last voar for 41. of a B1rs. Leete, of Wild-street, Drury-lane, who was acting for some one else. In-Novemberthe soslune required repairing, and it was sent to the makers (the defendants) ...

... D'Eyncourt, and hir license was endorsed to that effect. He was fined 5s, or seven days. Mary Msckmnan, 5, King-street, Drury-lane, a laun. dress, was charged, on Monday, at the.Guildhall Police. court, with being disorderly in the.Two BreWers' public ...

... thie schools, Mr. Lawrence said the Board were considering whether they should (ive , 12,000 for a small piece of ground in Drury-lane for a playground. (; Shj,,ame ?? MIr. Vice: Can you tell us how to go to work? The chairman replied that the only thing ...