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... him In youth.' John, gurgled Mrs. Wheezebotham ; but, lie! till this Egypting war come to a cod, I never know'd as Sir Drury Lane wee a rest General. 1 .oppose bell do it all on the stage, wen comes back along of his troopeee and things! Mx. can only ...
... main, which was present only of G-inch pipes, should be relaid wi r .b larger pipes, and could then be connected with the Drury Lane sewer ; the sewer across Mr. Weildou’s garden should also rc-laid, and then the danger of flooding in that neighbourhood ...
... Esq, Drunk.— Alexander Gray pleaded guilty to charge of drunkenness —P.C. MUiership said the detendant helplessly drunk ia Drury Lane U o’oltok the previous nlght,-Ord«ed 10a. 6d, ooete, and, la dsfaolt, was committed for seven day*. . _ _ . _ Thursday. ...
... drunk, at Rugby, on Jan. 19. —He pleaded not guilty.—P.C. Penn stated that about 1.50 p.m. on the day named was on duty in Drury Lane, and saw the defendant drunk and behaving indecently. Witness went towards him, and then turned round and went into the ...
... the trip. He says that his beat average profits at the Adel phi Theatre was £360: per week ; at the Primer's 1;352.; at Drury Lane. £400; while et the Mae box of a Miasmas at Boston (Massachusetts) he reo.ived £914 in fortnight; the Grand Opera House ...
... not that be splendid? I nay inform you In the strictest confidence' that Mr. E. L. Blanchard Is going to write, for the Drury Lane Annual next season, Harlequin Dsdo and the Sighing Sunflower ; or, the Languorous Lilies of Linvpshire, in which there ...
... Pesgam for defendant, who pleaded that he was not aware the dog was mischievous, — Mrs. Cherry said she wss passiog down Drury Lane with her ohild in & perambalatar, snd saw the dog lying st Wr. D. Henson's door. The ohfld pus its hand out to the dog, ...
... winks will, it is believed, be re Quite& regarding values of the full Nub. ing capacities of L.undon theatre* stala :—For Drury Lane, 1450 ; Lyceum, £430 ; Savoy, £320; Haymarket, £800; Criterion, Gaiety, Avenue, AJelpiti, and Prince of &lea, £2.50 h ; ...
... norm—Catherine Day and Emma Les were lately convicted of indulging in a pugilistic encounter somewhere in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane. The intelligent officer who interrupted the pastime of these ladies assured the Court that they fought in quite a scientific ...
... in public meeting. The Lighting Committee recommended alterations in the positions certain lamps Little Pennington and Drury Lane, that two bracket lamps be provided in Riley’s Court, and that column and lantern be fixed in East Btrcefc, about eighty ...
... applicator all of them. He was surprised after the complaints that had been made of the nuisance in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane that people who owned slaughter-houses there continued to let them for the purpose.—Mr, Edwards thought that if an opportunity ...
... quantiUee not less than barns per dar Bankers refereooe.—Aw»ly once, stating prt.v t all particolare. PsTCK and Craven Yard. Drury Lane, London. Katabllahed LADS, GROOMS, PABBIEBB, »aU I olbers a-cas-.omcd to Horses, Csttl*, and Agficultoral paraoiu.—WASTED ...