... is feared that Miss require* souctrsMi stage than that Drury Lane for the eimmrfti delicate art, the most refined and dusucw of Shakespearean comedy living. Un-waßOß** sbe will do modern Drury Lane melodrama, ans she will have to about to make berself ...

... subject Mr. piece, was dramatised in Tngiswd loot ago XlBt, whiah year it farmed tbs bntis of metical tomanne,” hrovwht oat Drury Lane. Tba. wbreh was tOnudert on Voltaire’s account mysterious per■ Oner, was called The IttaadofSt. and repre—stsa the hero ...

... thing for the English sailors to have their nets cut. At the inquest on the body of the child Keneatey, the victim or the Drury-lane tragedy, the jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against Ueorge, otherwise Robertson. A terrible story is to hand ...

... vendor, in regard to the death of a little girl named Mary Kenealcy, only four years old, who dwelt in a squalid part of Drury-lane. It in not my intention to comment on the facts here, as they must be restated in the police. court and at the Old Dailey ...

... • street Gower IrefltiOr, in to the death of a little nosed Mary henealey, only lour years old, who dwelt in • part of Drury-lane. It I. not wy intention to comment on the facts ben., as they mut b• restateJ in the police. court and at the Old itailey ...

... murder against George Roberhion, a Masa vendor, in regard to the death of a Wro kty Haesaley, four years aid. squalid part of Drury-lane. It Is My to comment on the facts here, as they restated in the policecourt and at the Old Bailey. It is sufficient to tisat ...