... of age, were placed in shell and conveyed to the mortuary. The outbreak a fire immediately oppoeite the main entrance to Drury Lane Theatre, London, caused great excitement. The fire occurred on the premises occupied by Mr. S. May as a theatrical coetnmier ...

... Constitution Hill in 1840; John Francis, who made similar attempt two years after, was the beardless son of a machinist Drury Lane Theatre; and Roderick Maclean, the madman who fired on the Queen at Windsor Station, had not readied maturity. . , „ , Then ...

... time five women clinging to him. The following lost their lives:—Ernest Ely, 110, Eardley Road. Streatham ; Mrs. White, 58, Drury Lane; Mrs. Piggott. 48, Castle Street, Long acre; Mrs. I Nicbolls. Castle Street, Long-acre. The women belonged to a mothers* ...

... as the whole population oi the village were there. Put the greatest stage crowd ever placed upon the boards at our vast Drury-lane against this surging mass humanity gathered together for the purpose representing how the Jew s, twenty centuries ago, demanded ...

... beauties England ’’ were at his door, and bulletins announced the degree of his convalescence. For performances subsequently at Drury Lane, young Betty received £2,782, and the receipts were £17,210. Master Betty’s.magical attraction did not last any length of ...

... year has been notoriously had for theatrical business in London. The war and the Queen’s death have bed disastrous effect. Drury Lane directors, however, are quite satisfied. They tell the shareholder* their report of the fourth year’s working (ended June ...

... induced to cry their wares in whisper*. Everything was satisfactory and everyone wm congratulatory at the meeting of the Drury Lane proprietors. To begin with, the chairman. Lord George Loftus, was able to announce that with the new extension their lease ...

... of the Nile, over the French fleet, both in 1798. In 1800 another attempt made on the King’s life one James Hsdflrld, in Drury Lane Theatre, which led to the setting apart of another day for public rejoicing: in 1801 there waa Thanksgiving Day connected ...

... known the Strand improvement, and now, in the making at the new street to HoHmrn, the old eliajn in Little Wild Street, Drury Lane, it beginning to fall under the pick. Of late years it has h.-'t been known the locale at the annual Thieves' Supper, ...

... DAN LKXO'B Alt HOW ESCAPE. accident which, happily, oulv malted in tso famous ronuxtianx being badlv shaken occurred at Drury Lane Theatre, London, ud Saturday night. During the progrem tbs pant.uinae. Mother fioose, Mr. Dan Leno, •'tin- King's Jester ...

... published through the Chiawidt Frees brochure on and Korean's drams, ‘‘Dante.*’ which our leading actor is to present at Drury Lane Theatre next week. The booklet is written an Italian student, and contains a synopsis of Dante's life, in addition to clear ...

... on there will be a fight in every Metropolitan constituency. The case mentioned one of the police courts this week of the Drury-lane flowerseller, from whom over a hundred pounds was stolen, curious example of the mixtuie of extraordinary thrift and equally ...