... the other of the I'mtod Kingdom. Street the early part the afternon* partake* now of unwonted even for that thoroughfare, Drury Lane ouwi l« devoid The daily one. however. canned l»y midget*. the company comedian* which shortly appear thg Olympic Theatre ...

... ounooa »d»eru»emenj to found recarriag August IQtb l *' L>e*lb oolomn of the daily papers gave Mr. Cecil idee for forthooming Drury Lane drama. It runs thus:—‘ is Dine ; I will repay, aaitb the Lord.’ In memory of Cecil Haeabroogo.” Tboee who remember a traino ...

... adoption of vigorous measures for securing legislative action regard disestablishment. Hie interest taken by visitors to Drury Lane Theatre the paintings on view upon the walls of the saloon, the rotunda, and the stairs has led the management throw open ...

... still a mere youth, he made bis debut her Majesty’s Theatre. London, ! and afterwards appeared before the footlights lat Drury Lane. Afterwards, id with his; sister fwbo still green old age in he took touring the provinces, until, at the invitation Mr ...

... of careful training and exposure to the weather. Whew he oilseed to taLe ins in hand and to emietually bring nie urn as a Drury Lane prima donna. I think I could Lai* almost hugged him ith joy_ at regent he saliwt no Mbar reward than that 1 should try my ...

... careful training and exposure to the weather. . . . . he offered to take me in band and to eventually bring me out as a Drury Lane prima donna, I think I could have almost hugged him with joy. at present.he asked DO other reward than that I should try ...

... 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 ...

... such records, as I have serioua thoughts of retiring from the C.I. I have dated well; my wife has gone to see thentomime it Drury Lane with a neighbour. My are burns cheerily, the house is quiet, and I feel the impulse to authorship strongly upon me. If nature ...

... ,THE DRURY-LANE WINDOW TRAGICDY. The moo the body et iamb IN the one Argot the wore el the o bw a ztree bees ernoyed Ire. be = trier err bah WWI wad Werra lilt • potelle-boro riper er the arta lAN the hurry. or we =b they bad been larlly. • Bloat oo bed ...

... TILE DRURY-LANE WINDOW TRAGEDY. i __ The st upon the body of Joseph Wootton. WAS dead in the re: of Sardiria-bnilds ' ings, Little W,ld-weet, Drury-lave, London, early on the morning of March 3rd. has been concluded. —Michael Joseph Holland, who is (binged ...

... general dealer named Joseph Wootton by throwing him from the third floor window of a block of tenements in Little Wild-street, Drury-lane. ...

... axes of buildings between the Wind and Holborn. It is well that Market should be opened up and the Althy dwellings round Drury-lane should be rend to the 'round—and many of them will be dusolialied mein the Strand improvement scheme; but it is unfortunate ...