... a Treaty will shortly signed at Pekin. At an early hour on Monday morning lire was discovered in the neighbo.irhoisl of Drury lane in house in which it stated :t0 persons were asleep at the time. the exiinetion the the body a man was discovered in a sitting ...

... BURNT TO DEATH. arly on Monday morning fare broke out a house kept D. Keeffe, bricklayer, at -;os. 16 and 17, Short garden, Drury lane. No. 17 house of ten rooms, was nearly gutted, and the back rooms on the second and third floors of So 16 were also gutted ...

... day in Jus extensive garden. In liondon, at early hour on Monday morning, a fire was discovered in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane in a house in vhich it is stated thirty persons were asleep at the time. On the extinction of the flames the body of man ...

... Bedfunlbury—certainly not before they were wantedand a much-needed improvement has been already effected on the east side of Drury Lane, where a site of more than two acre. hag been cleared off the mean little tenements with which it was formerly occupied ...

... are not idle. Every year they are doing good work abolishing the slums which are the disgrace of our civilization. Between Drury Lane and Wild Street (now so spelt, but originally Weld Street named after the great Lancashire Roman C atholio family) a large ...

... 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 ...

... thou• doors, the fathers of the department have born induced to waive their demand and circulate their reports gratuitously. Drury Lane Theatre was crowded the other afternoon by en audience largely composed of members of the litmairy, theatrical, and artistic ...

... used to a joke current this season -with regard to the two great pantomimes which will bear repetition now. was said of the Drury Lane pantomime—never mind in what year—that it would have been more generously patronized if the pantomime Garden had not been ...

... in their studios; and by Benjamin Wiest and Lawrence, as they painted at the easel. HBe remembers and spoke to Kean at Drury Lane, having, in a word,[ the run of the theatrical, musical, artistic, andI surgical worlds-from sheer thirst of knowledge.| ...

... State. This is the season Pantomime, and enormous outlay upon its production is represented in most of the London theatres—Drury Lane and Covent Garden more particularly. If it cannot be affirmed that pantomimes have increased in mirthfulness and vivacity ...

... have something to show for it. A Haunt of Jack Sheppard.—One of Jack Sheppard's haunts, the Old Lion Inn, Wychstreet, Drury-lane, London, the carpenter's shop adjoining it, in which that young burglar traditionally said to have been apprenticed, and ...

... A Haunt of Jack Shhppskd. One of Jack Sheppard's Old Lion Inn Wych Street Drury Lane, the carpenter's shop adjoining it, in that young burglar is traditionally siid to have been apprenticed, and a large ramqling house in court the rear, with curious ...