... warehouse No 412, of V-drie-tueet, off Great Howard-street, the ien owners of which are Messms Harrison and Poole, ,el, of Drury - lane, Liverpool. Police - constable ;er- 86 D, who first detected a glare in one of the dio- n storeys, immediately commimicated ...

... Dlock was formed on its site; - ol Mount Quarry and M1ll now St. James' Wj Cemetery;- Old Drawbridge George's Dock; eat Drury Lane Theatre Door, 1840; Woodaide --a tS Ferry, 1814, when the right of ferrying psorn. - a 0 gers across the Mersey was ...

... Various forms of s commemorating him have been suggested, dj such as a handsome tomb over bis a I reais, a narbie statue in Drury- lane Theatre, a hospital bed for sick 1r I members of t ledm prones, or amus a sholarship. It would be absurd to erect a statue ...

... afteroccupying-the position of chors master atthe Stadt Theatrein HEsbur, came to this country in 1893, and was associated with. Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatre as-con- ductor of opera. For two seasons, namely, in 1894-sd 139, he was-conductor with Mr. Claude ...

... great-miece of tih 9 famous clown, has approached Sir Augustus Harris with the hope of inducing him to give a matinme at Drury-lane, the prooeeds of wheh ,I would be devoted to erecting a memorial ove ?? grave. The great clown l?e buried ?? i the churchyard ...

... former on Friday evenin? and Saturday morning, and the latter on Thursdny and Saturday even- ha ?? Mondav next the popular Drury-lane of d8 drama A Life of Pleasure will again be seen , at the Shakespeare Theatre.-Owing to the un- 4 5 precedented succss ...