... last of ends records. as I have urinal thoughts of retiring the C. L I have well; my wife has gone to see the pantomime at Drury Lane with • neighbour. Hy Are burns cheerily, the bane is quiet, and I feel the impulse to aidhorship strongly upon me. If nature ...

... and amble to follow kis employment in consequence el • accident in tbe football geld. Mrs wife of Mr. Char. Fairfield, of Drury-lane, I. very ill at home, and is compelled to keep her bed. Poor Clayton and bis mother for whom we appealed for hap from the ...

... area of buildings between the Strand and Holborn. It is well that Market should be opened up, and he filthy dwellings round Drury-lane should be razed - to the mound—and many of them will be demolished nodes the Shrind improvement scheme; but it is unfortunate ...

... the sums from the date of their mis. aPplicaUon. A street arab about years old was beard callirs loudly the other day in Drury-lane: *Jimmy ! Jimmy! Wbat's the queried Jimmy Ii um a third-storey window. Sam and hill, sad outer Wary, and get all the kids ...

... Mr. H. G. Stafford, Mr. W. G. Hiltons, Mr. J. W. Asbury, Mr. John Chinn, Mr. Thomas Joiner, and Mr. William Thompson, of Drury-lane. The coffin, which was made of pale oak. beautifully polished, was the work of Messrs. T. and W. Thompson, balkier. and ...

... coffin of oak, beautifully polished, and with brass breast-plate and furniture, and was the work of Mr. J. W. Fairfield, of Drury-lane. There were just la few very beautiful wreaths and crosses upon the coffin, and these now lie upon the grave at the west ...

... t, Drury-Lase. The appearance of the barred gate with the steps beyca4 which are characteristic features of the spot In Drury-lane, accord more with Dickens's description, and under other coodlticess—the terrible surround- which compelled poor Jo to any ...

... minutes. The mon then invited him to have a drink, and he accompanied them to • public-house. He afterwards drove them to Drury-lane, where he was dia. Asked if be saw the ease the Vri a = of the front room in Mortinter-market, wither replied that he distinctly ...

... Vaughan with assaulting his wife —Police-constatle 267 E stated that at Ave o'clock on Sunday morning he was on duty in Drury-lane, whin 's wile came to him with bet bead in bandages and one side of her covered with blood. She bet husband bad estered ...

... been ln,uglit to the Natural History Museum at South Kensington. To-dey tells • story about the joint authorship of the Drury-lane pantomimes by Sir Augustus Harris and Mr. Wilton Jones. One of his intimates asked Augustus in the canidential moments which ...

... entertainment in the me r lit. All his big spew& ular plays, The W ii!, sad others of a similar class, drew earmew crowd. to Drury•lane Theatrs, and hie many had phononveaal tuna He did mach, ask the revival of Italian and English he br night forei.pe of players ...

... be ellmemilmied as the of Taylor. Mis was • self-taught misekdam, been at me time the pianist at the Middlesex Hall in Drury-lane, then known es the Old Mogul. Be then diligently studied head parts, and picked up • knowledge of orchestration which ...