... Constitution Hill in 1840; John Francis, who made &similar attempt two years ahem, was the beardless eon of a maebinist at Drury-lane Theatre ; and Roderick Maclean, the madman who fired on the Queen at Windsor Station, had cot reached maturity. Then Bean ...

... Armen Bloomer°, twentyone, barman, was executed at Newgate on Tuesday for the murder el Edith Poole, whose throat he cat in Drury•lane. The murder was a deliberate and brutal one. Highfield had oourted the girl five or six years, and they were to be married ...

... the Council had met.— Cor. An inquest was held on Wednesday upon the bodies of Ernest Ely, of Strsatbam ; Mrs. White, of Drury Lane; and Mrs. Figott and Mrs. Nichole, of Long Acre, all of whom were drowned by the capsizing of the pleasure yacht Ocean Queen ...

... little money—that was always useful. (Laughter.) One of these offers was from an old-time Shakespeare star, ex-manager of Drury Lane. He had most ambitious ideas of what she could do. He believed that in his hands she should be the coming Juliet—that was ...

... meed of praise to the inventor. It is worthy to be classed with some of the products of the genius of Wilson Barrett, of Drury Lane fame. We add for the benefit of our readers a selection which speaks for itself, and therefore needs no com• meat. Yon may ...

... he is barely forty years ago. For several years the renowned Edmund Kean made i; 10,000 per annum for his performance at Drury Lane, whilst David Garrick, his famous contemporary, amassed over £70,000 in the coarse of his brilliant and meteoric career ...

... opera at La Scala, Milan. in the tenor part of Edgardo in Lucia di Lammerrnuir, and came out In the same character at Drury• lane Mesita on D.oember 8, 1847, then under the management of the late M. Julien. His first original character was In Balfe's ...

... Peace, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, the theatre founded by Charles the 2nd, and all around which are memories of Nell Gwynn, who, when she left off selling oranges, took rather successfully to acting. The stage of Drury Lane Theatre is capable of ac ...

... loading off the Strand, explained who he was, Bud left himself as security for a loan. At the time Grimaldi was engaged at the Drury Lane pantomime, and, as can be imagined, the manager was in a great consternation when the clown did not turn up. Grimaldi could ...

... disease. The de. ceased, who was wall known In America, will be remembered for his performance with Miss For• wens and in Drury-lane drama. _ _ AT Bow -street, L;ndm, on last Saturday, Riebard Sullivan, a well•dreessd men, who still ref us.d to Rive any ...

... throw a little light in upon the sacrificing deference of the Syndicates who run the shows in London : The management o! Drury Lane Theatre negotiated a policy by which their pantomime insured against the death of the Sovereign to the extent of nearly ...

... who engaged in boxing contest at the National Sporting Otob, Lett, don, on tbs night of the Md Inal, with Jaak Boberts, of Drury-lane, and was kooefced not in the eighth round and rendered insensible, is stiU In every sritical condition. The efforts the ...