... 'l go to the Zoo. Theu we 'll bave jolly good blow-out at the Langham Hotel. Aud then we'll go and see the pantomime at Drury Lane.” Muaster Cimabue : “Thauks, awfully, graudpapa ! Bat we refer the Nutional Gallery to the Zoological Gardens ! ™ Kfiun ...

... tells that capital story of how you managed tc go tick for a whole twelvemaonth at a certain tripe and trotter ‘ shop in Drury Lane, and then settled the bill with a hat and coat your grandwmother lent you to go to your | grandfather's funeral—and all ...

... Sunday last. Planché, late Somerset Terald, v Airst became famous throush a b -some schoolfellows, and which wa “out at Drury Lane with so much ‘the author to become a dramatis Planché's connection with the - “years ago, after 200 of his pic ®anzas, had ...

... gambling in the streets on Sunday, and it appeared that numerous complaints were made by persons living in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, Long-acre, &e. One lad was found gambling with about 50 others, and when he was taken into custody the others commenced ...

... Captain and Lost in Loudon, at the Lyceum of Life for Life, at the Gaiety of 4 Life Chase and Unele Dick’s Darling, and at Drury Lane of Admy Robsart and Rebecca. In the autumn of 1872, Miss Neilson went to America, and there added to her lepertory the ...

... secured A Fire broke out early on Monday morning in Short’s- two tickets at what in Copeuhagen is considered an gardens, Drury-lane, on Prel‘niguw in which 30 persous | exorbitant price something like thirty shillings each. were asleep at the time. The ...

... time. Puornisy. —~At Bow-street on Wednesday, before Mr. Flowers, a man named Joseph M'Carthy, 30, living in the Coal-yard, Drury-lane, was charged on a v(-rrnnt with unlawfully agreeing to fight a prize-fight with one Michael Welsh, on or about the 2nd inst ...

... Discovery.—On Saturday afternoon the body of an old woman was found in the cellar of the house No. 40, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane. The body was observed through the cellar window from the street and from its appearance must have been there several days ...

... at last succeeded in making it a little more profitable to the parish. The ' disgrace of light and unfair assessments on Drury Lane Theatre, Covent Garden Theatre, and other properties [ of the Duke of Mudford, still exists, but the headquarters of London ...

... broadly illustrated the great confrasts of London life, The children from suburban schools were clean and neat; those from Drury-lane and the Seven Dials, some only six or seven years of age, wore the worn-out boots and stockings of women. There | were 120 ...

... s in all parts of the metropolis, and dly illustrated the great contrasts » children from suburban schools ; those from Drury-lane and the ¥ six or s*ven years of age, wore and stockings of women. There fses, aud they were formed into + “open oxder” was ...

... German press and public on the honours they recently gained in London. Brilliaut as was their reception on the stage of Drury Lane, and great as t'.e gratification with which the artists spe.k of it, there is, however, one little circumstance which prevents ...