... explosion who witnessed is rush of Englishmen to the assistance of the Queen said he never saw anything like it except at Drury Lane, resembling, as it did, the rescue of a Erincess in distress by chivalrous kn{?hts. Sir Maurice de Bunsen says he saw the ...

... the Welds (origmally Wild) was long pregerved in London by Wild-street and Wild Court, between Lincoln’s Inn Fields and Drury Lane, where Mr. Humphrey Weld built himself a mansion in the middle of the 16th century. The street and court have been swept ...

... of party, and also a number of ladies, including Lady Harcourt, THE ELLEN TERRY JUBILEE. ] The benefit performances at Drury Lane Theatre in celebration of Miss Ellen Terry’s jubilee on the stage took place nn Tuesday afternoon in the presence of a crowded ...

... treet on Nov, 16, when Saffery, under very gallant circumstances, rescued a man named Deak from the burning bmlding. At Drury-lane theatro thers are no fewer than ten thousand ropes and pulleys, each with its separate work to do. What is not less mteresting ...