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... during Lent in the Temple Church, and is afvm working hard to obtain more general sepport for the Inns of Court Mission in Drury-lane. The living of Ulcombe, Kent, hurLen given by Lord Ormonde to his brother, Lord James Butler, who has been for nearly 10 ...
... has contributed many charming j pages to English literature. A famous Edinburgh preacher was met by another canny Scot pit Drury Lane Theatre. Oh, Dr. Macgiugar, what would the people say in tbe old kirk if them saw you here Deed, was the prompt reply ...
... Conqueror.” The doors of the Criterion are closed until Wednes- day, and of the Comedy until Thursday week. Covent Garden, Drury Lane, the Avenue, and the Olympic ere still unoccupied. There is, however, plerfty of holiday fare at cther theatres, and in ...
... A lad named Donny who amused himself by breaking the glass of a fire alarm in Drury Lane, London, and watching the fun of various fire engines and escapes coming up for nothing, has been fined £10 or two months' impiisonment. ...
... a false alarm of fire, and with wilfully breaking the glass of the fire alarm in -lane. Walter S’Feat, caretaker of the Drury-lane recreation ground, said that shortly before half-put six on Monday evening he saw the prisoner go to the fire alarm, broak ...
... expected to be performed shortly. There is, it may be said, a prospect of a short series of operas in English being given at Drury Lane before the Covent Garden season commences. The elections of Guardian, in London have resulted, as most. folks .would have ...
... past of the Olympic will not encourage hope of a successful operatic future. It is in a bad situation, worse to get at than Drury Lane, and has recently been unsuccessful for all that has been produced at it. The last success achieved there was when Mr. Oscar ...
... 'l‘u-!.r.vith giving a false alarm of fire, aod with wilfully breaking the glass of the firealarm in Drury-lane. —Walter M‘Feal, caretaker of the Drury-lane Recreation Ground. said that oo Monday evening he saw the pri pner go up to the firealarm, break the ...
... nearly new, suit 14 or 15 hands horse ; 1 Dou 2 cwt.; 1 wage BLOCK ‘AND; 1 PLA’ CART, in I . With taneous Shutter, or exc Drury-lane, Wake! be seen at 5, 6 es AND TROTTERS. sup] at the shortest notice. ww Drip; ing on hand, 3/6 per stone. One of firms the ...
... Father Maturin’® grandfathei. Charles Robert Maturin, the author of the celebrated tragedy “Bertram,” acted by Kean at Drury Lane, one of the most eloquent preachers of time, and curate of St. Peters, Dublin, bla death. His chief theological work is ...
... towns it would have been ac | at once, an’ the work carried out. He wae afraid that - day there would be serious accident in Drury-lane, and then the would make the much-n im- when life had been sacrificed. His had, d often ached wi he had seen nar- | row ...
... takes the part of Welland ” Strong, “the dying man, and was warmly welcomed by people who recognise a well-known figure in Drury Lane drama. The company includes Mr. J. W. Hooper, as Ben Gay, the bachelor, Mr. Leonard May, is the waiter, Noah Heap, Miss ...