... assistance got ber into her own lodging, where she was put into bed. and there remained until ber death. James Bremmer, 26, Drury Lane, told the jury that when called he diagnosed brain mischief from fractured skull, and this was corroborated by the autopsy ...

... Darrell in f “ Little Jack Sheppard at the Gaiety seven years I ago—in pantomime, that of Jocelyn in “ Puss in Boots ’* at Drury Lane 1887. Mr George Alexander, following op his recent; speech in favour the Society of British Dramatic; Art, suggests not ...

... and an boor afterwards concerning number carriages sad cabs depositing ladies and .ten Clemen evening dress tbe portals of Drury Lane Theatre- Could be that Sir Augustus Harris, finding impossible to give more than two performances of his splendid pantomime ...

... vocealisation of Fealty Mr tflieth The at Quietuses, , 1817, wu the • Yellow Dwarf. In the num of 1851, Mr F. B. (the thee of Drury Lane Theatre, Leaden) over the Royal, and appoiaked Mr Z. Matta Hall sa resident manager. Al Christened the of .Robinace pat ...

... suggests that the manager of Drury Lane is preparing to flit thence to the Palace Theatre, in view of the proj , icted demolition tf the Duke of Bedford's property. On the other hand, it is said that the lease of Drury Lane has been renewed. What ice there ...

... drive to Mortimer Market, Tottenham Court Road, where they deposited the case now produced. He afterwards drove them to Drury Lane. They were remanded for inquiries. ...

... Friday to drive to Mortimer Market, Tottenham Court-road, where they deposited the case produced. He afterwards drove them to Drury-lane.—Remanded for inquiries. THE CROYDON WIFE^ILTRDER, At Croydon Police Court to-day, James Peckham, aged 54, a retired licensed ...

... London branches of the Irish National League of Great Britain. held on Tuesday evening, at the limekiln Street Schools in Drury lane. Dlr. T. P. O'Connor. II.P„ said they did not deny that the Home Hale Bill had some points of difficulty, but with goodwill ...

... room. waited about twenty minutes their request, then went with them to public-house to have drink, and finally uivve theiu Drury-lane, where they discharged him The man in custody denies ki.cWiLdgt. of the robbeiy. Without expressing any opinion the question ...

... delegate* of the London branches of tho Irish National League of Great Britain, held on Tuesday at the Macklin Street Schools in Drury Lane, Mr. T. P. O'Connor. MP., said they did not deny that the Home Kule Bill had some points of difficulty, hut with goodwill ...

... that those who are provided with the latest designs will reap the large. t reward. Of the London panto uimes this year Drury- lane by no means takes the leading position— that is, opart from spectacular diaplay. The Crystal Pa'oce bos achieved a distinct ...

... London branches of the Lnsh Nstional League of Great Britain was held on Tuesday cvening at the Macklinstreet Schools, in Drury-lane, for the purpose of making arrangements for the general conveation of the League to be held in Londonin May. The chair was ...