... court, you'd sk k-kin 'mu. ACTORS have to undergo snitch that tries their patience at times. Mr. Dillon was playing at Drury Lane one night in A Winter's Tale.' In the second act, scene third, when Poulica enters with child, sonic wretched man amongst ...

... days since, and reports encountered terrific gales in crossing the Atlantic. At the Mission Chapel, Dittle Wild Street, Drury Lane, a few evenings ago, a tea was specially provided for about 300 blind persons, who were present from various asylums in ...

... dare since, and reports haring encountered terrific in crooning the Atlantic. At the Mission Chapel, Ditth, Wild Street, Drury lane, a few evening!, WO, a L. Was specially provided for about 300 blind persons, who were present from various asylums in the ...

... shortly.(6o7ld THEATRE ROYAL, sToURBRI E. 10IGAGE311{NT of Mr. HENRY LARAINE, the Eminent Tragedies from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, for SIX NIGHTS ONLY. who will snake his on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16th. appearance o a r, RICHARD III. TrzaDAT, HAMLET. ...

... the trip. He says that his best average profits at the Adelpbi Theatre were -6360 per week ; the Princess's, .£352 ; at Drury Lane, £4>do while at the little box of a Museum at Boston (Massachusetts) he received £914 in a fortnight; the Grand Opera House ...

... already successful in New York, in which Madame Selina Dalora will appear. La Fille de Madams Angst is to be revived at Drury Lane, and the latest Parisian success, La Fille du Tambour Majeur is also in preparation at the .Ihambra. Madame Favart is ...

... then stated that in the summer of he hal met a woman named Emma Jackson, a tailor, at a public-house in Charles-street, Drury-lane. They drank together, and she went home with him to hie nom at t 4 George-street, St. Gila's. During the night he saw her ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT IN LONDON. As workmen were uligaged demolishing some old houses in %midge Street. Drury Lane, on Monday, the roof of one of the houses suddenly fell in, burying three men under the debris. One was quickly extricated. and taken in a tub ...

... men was capnred. Shortly after half-past two o'clock on Monday afternoon one of several houses situated in Princes-street, Drury-lane, course lof demolition, fell in, and buried four men beneath the debris. One of the labourers managed to extricate himself ...

... then stated that in .the summer of 18G3 he had met a woman named Emma Jackson, a tailoress, public-house in Charles Street, Drury Lane. They drank together, and she went home with him to his room, 4, George Street, St. Gileb's. Daring the night he saw her ...

... stated that in the summer of 1863 he had met, a woman named Emma Jackson, a tailoress, at a public-house in Charles Street, Drury Lane. They drank together, and she went home with him to his room, at 4, George Street, St. Giles's. During the night he saw ...

... Bates, of Drury-lane).—Mr. Briggs appeared to tepeeet the girl Bennett ; Bates was not legally represented. The girls presented • very dejected appearance.—Lydia Bates, the Batea's mother, said she wae a sine* wowan, and lived in Drury-Lane. She had ...