... mentioned : the story of Aladdin, done at Drury Lane, and at Sanger's from rather opposite points of view : Jack Sheppard at the Gaiety; and the circuses. The enterprising manager and lessee of Drury Lane is faithful to the old traditions of pantomime ...

... in some others. TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN LONDON. On Saturday afternoon, • man named James Whitehall, • japanner, living at 5, Drury Lane, London. having luarrelied with his wife, attacked her, and, with • penknife, inflicted • superficial cut extending from ...

... heresy, or worse, for the dramatic critic a London journal to protest against the gorgeous and costly extravagance of the Drury Lane this year greater and more oppressive than ever; but a London Correspondent need not be so bound by allegiance to the powers ...

... the smell of the food. Shortly afterwards she was taken ill, and went on several occasions to the surgery of Dr. Ryan, in Drury Lane, where she was prescribed for. Dr. Watkins subsequently attended her. She was frequently visited, it was said, by a Mr. ...

... was in his occupation until taken down for the erection of the pmsent Corn Market. lie then opened a shop at the corner of Drury Lane ; there I completed my apprentice. ship; this shop wail afterwards occupied by the late Thomas Potts, chemist. Mr. Johnson ...

... the smell of the food. Shortly afterwards she was taken ill, and went on reversl occasions to the surgery of Dr. Ryan, in Drury Lane, where she was prescribed for. D. Watkins antesquently attended her. She wise frequently, visited, it was said, by a Mr ...

... was completely subdued. A HOME FOR WORKING BOYS.—An event of considerable interest occurred on Monday, in Marquis Court, Drury Lane,London, where Mr. D. Rim-Donee . M.A., the founds of the St. Giles's Hamm and Club for Working Boys,enteetained earns forty ...

... His artificially•natural manner as a painter did not bog survive him ; the elaborate scenery he painted for Garrick at Drury Lane has, of wane, disappeared, and only the tradition of it remains ; the kaleidoscope was a dismal failure ; the faith-healing ...

... rooted in Ihsraell'a mind was the conviction of his own political future February 7, IBM. Tuesday I went to the new opera at Drury Lane, and was intro. duped to the Drahamv, on whom I have promised to coil. Went to the House of Co l ions afterwards to hear ...

... on the Newcastle Theatre Royal plan. The theatre is the property of Mr. William Beverley, the famous scenic artist, of Drury Lane, Loudon. Mr. E. D. Davis, of Newcastle, has bad it in hand for some years, but his lease will expire in the course of this ...

... as engagement as an actress. She went to London where her youthful ardour for the stage led her to seek an engagement at Drury Lane. The portals of that dramatic home, however, were closed against her. Yet, though suffering from an awkward impediment in ...

... pieces for thirty-eight years, and yet to have seen but one performed ! Kemble produced her tragedy of De Montford at Drury Lane, but described it more as a poetic than ae an acting play. Miss Bailie. in a note to her published week., thus alludes to ...