... 23, was sentenced to fteen months’ hard labour daring cobbery and assault on Mr. Sexton, M. Prosecutor was walking down Drury lane on the night of the 16th imst., when he was sur- rounded by six or seven men, one of whom threw his arms around his neck ...

... was sentenced to fifteen months’ hard labour for assinti daring robbery and assault on Mr Sexton, } 7° a was walking down Drury lane on the mght of the 16th inst., when he was sur- rounded by «ix or seven men, one of whom threw his arms around his neck ...

... returmng from Covent Garden Market, wt when he was attacked by six or seven men He was pushed violently the stonework under »of Drury Lane tre, and while one man held his arms another took his watch from his pocket and broke it from the chain. risoner was seen ...

... returning from Covegt Market, when he was attacked by six or seven He was pushed violently against the stonework } the of Drury Lane Theatre, and while one | held his arms another took his watch from his } and broke it from thecham. Prisoner was sen prosecutor ...

... Miss CLARA PERRY WEDNESDAY, ‘DECEMBER a ; For the first time in Sheffield. ki ZBseamMERALBLDA T gt for the Comrayy. ueed Drury Lane agranged by and A. Lenton. March 2s. 1885. written and | | by A. Tuomas. (A GEORGINA BURNS | * Officer). .Mz. BARTON : mm ...

... GOSSIP. From THR * Mt.’ Maas, the most popular of English on'the an engagement with Mr. Carl Rosa to at Drury lane in April. that the Prince Wales “went ® country on the vote for the Deceased W ife’s Sister?” Yet Conference ; ut the Rev, Deane had draw ...

... the most popular English tenor on the stage, has sigueel au engagement with Mr. Carl Rosa to appear witu his company at Drury Lane in April. Mrs. Coruwallis West will set out in a few days for Washington, where she will bo the guest of, ! us well as act ...

... address will be open to public competition. 1 do not think Mx. Tennyson will do for the Alhambra what Lord Byron did for Drury Lane ; and, indeed, as no reward has as yet been offered for the successful composition, he has not much temptation. We are not ...

... at the Middlesex Sessions, yes- terday, lor stealing a watch and .650 from Mr. Sexton, M.P. Mr. was entering a cab near Drury lane Theatre on the morning 01,, NoveruUr 10, between two and three o'clock, wheu he was seized by six or seven men and robbed ...

... at Ischia which the idea to the dramatists, and lamost telling climax to tlie play. It sounds as if it would be a kind of Drury Lane or Adclphi sensation incident: hut it vwll he Co a I co b • in harmony with the whole poetry ot the play. The west- end ...

... decorations of Lord Mayor's Day, he looked like a benevolent old geutleman thoroughly enjoying a morning performance of a Drury Lane pantomime. It will be quite sad to look back upon tbe glories of Lord Mayor s Day, 188., and to remember that we missed ...

... 8., ou tho morning of November 10. Mr. Sexton stated tbat be>- weeu two and three a.m. be was about entering a can near Drury lane Tbeatro when bo waa seized by six or seven men and rol.biid of his watch. Two cabmen gava corroborative evidence, and one ...