... was her son, 1 and New Year's Day b6eag hin blrthd.3v he came home, In the afternoon he and ?? brother went to E seo the Drury Lane pantomlme, and called on reter;.|- ing at their letier'E In GQPM li3-stie6 S'epDey-greel. The deo !aacd then left and eaid ...

... his fortune. When she was sixteen she ran awvay, and she had kept herself ever since. She had been a chorus-girl in the Drury Lane pautomime of Puss in Boots, and more recently she was on the stage at Bristol. . Six weeks ago, when she came from the ...

... pupil of the celebrated Joey Grimaldi, he made his first appearance on ]3oxing Night, 1829. His last appearance was at Drury Lane in 1865. Aged eighty-thlree. 'he students and ex-students of the Royal College of Music at Kensington are foriniuga imusical ...

... failure. Misel TIn reply to the official solicitor the basikrupt litt stated that she was now in receipt of £56 a week at the Drury Lane Theatre, out of which arg sum Mr. Augustus Harris received £20 a week in with repayment of a loan. She now owed him about ...

... t, a woman named Elizabeth Smith, aged thirty-six, was charged with assaulting Felix Barnett, a hair dresser, living in Drury-lane. The prosecutor, who spoke with a German accent, said that his wife died some time ago, and the prisoner called on him dressed ...

... there. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Assaulting a Pubican. Jules Conrvoissier, St. Martin's-court; and John Peck, Crauley-place, Drury-lane, were charged, on Monday, wills being concerned with others in assault- ing John Chapman, licensed victualler, and Walter ...

... Greenwood, 99 E. The coustable had to order the prisoner and two other men away, as they were creating a disturbance in Drury-lane at two o'clock in t the morning. One of the men snatched his whistle away, and then all of them set upon him and kicked ...