... playbills of ono or other of the London theatres; and he bad • hand in most of the rocuantio dramas that here been produced at Drury Lane and the Adelphi. None (or very little) of his work could perhaps he considered really great, but it was always intereatieg ...

... the Mayo: and the journalists of the southern district. in the evening • fa., at Earl's Court, followed by a reception at Drury Lane by Sir Augustus after the play of the evening is ^ver, and on Tuesday lord Salisbury has invited the j)urnalists to visit ...

... diehriot, sod higilly appreoisted. - , of ail OM Inbabitant.—On Saturday of oldest inhabitants of Solihull, in Mr. Joon* of Drury Lane. puled away emewhat suddenly. A moo* ago hi. who lived with died at an age, and Mewed if the burial ground attached to the ...

... 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 ...