... area of over niae acres, and situated in Glatshonse-street, near tbs Hint; tec roes- street, Bedfordbarj;Great Wild street, Drury>lane; Pear-tree ooart, Clerkenwell; and Old street, Weatminster. To eorer these sites with buildings of the oharaeter hitherto ...

... Studies.” It is as the heroine in tbo spectacular series of plays founded on Sir Walter Scott’s novels, which were produced at Drury Lane Theatre, that Miss NeiUon will best remembered by the general public. The first of the*e, Amy Robsart, dramatised from ...

... FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE. At an early hour on Monday mo?alng considerable excitement was caused Short s-gardens. Drury-lane, London, in cons* quence of the outbreak of a fire the premises of Mr O'K'refe,bricklayer. the time of the outbreak thirty persons ...

... FATAL FIRE IN LONDON, A fire broke out on Monday night lodging house near Drury Lane, London. There were about persons in the house at the time, nearly all of whom were bed. Three police-constables were soon present, and did all they could by means of ...

... crowd of diminutive hut sparkling edbstitntes which have since taken their place had not yet appeared, and half-price at Drury-lane or Garden was dreary dis* traction after morning of desk work. There were no Albumbraa then, and no Crcmornes, no palaces ...

... about six o’clock, broke out in the storerooms on the ground fl premises of Messrs Hall Co., wtwe and spirit merchants, Drury Lane, Newcastle, the dara.gc done being eatimued at from to A2lO. reward of has been offered (be Xcr* weginn Government for ...

... Serjeant Bnsfus. Dicky Suett, the actor, having offended a certain coffee-bouse lounger, the latter waited at the stage door Drury-lane punish him. Not knowing his man, he accosted each person who entered with, “Are jon Snett ?” Snatt at length reached the ...

... Lord Chamberlain B cau-ed Mr Walter Pelbam to alter bis make-up in 'The Stores,” piece which now precedes “Th« World ’ at Drury Lane Theatre. On the first night the impersonation amounted to “outward ami visible” caricature Mr Gladstone. Mr P. no longer ...

... realism ever attempted in the drama. But even if it were much finer, that would not atone in mind for the desecration of Drury Lane by the merely mainly spectacular. There was no at the opeuiug of the Boyal Italian Opera: on the contrary, everything went ...

... America and the Colonies, where broader and more coarsely effective painting is mostly in favour, and when he appeared at Drury lane three or four years ago iu tho character of Leontes “The Winter’s Tale,” the effect of the evil influences thus brought ...

... Police Conrt, London, on Tuesday, Mary Aon Dickson, young woman, who stated that she lived with hermothfr in the Coal Yard, Drury Lane, was charged before Mr Newton with indecent in Hyde Park. A policeman stated that about quarter to six that morning was ...

... continuing bio evidence, said >ngb elruck him never; I tunes; and when they got St. Nicholas’ Church Waugh followed him down Drury Lane kicked him. Witness then detailed too circumf'tanccs the »ncouiiior hot ween the deceased and Waugh. John Younger, cartman ...