... DRURY LANE. THE ANN IV EES Y SERVICES connection with the Congregational Chapel were held Sunday in large building, which was kindly lent by Mr. E lake more, and were well attended.—On Monday excellent tea was provided, which was attended by many more ...

... Highfield (21), barman, was executed at Newgate on Tuesday morning for the murder of Edith Poole, whose throat he cut in Drury Lane, The murder was a deliberate and brutal one. Hightield had courted the girl five or six yaws, and they were to be married ...

... before her marriage Misn Poole. She retired fr«im the neeoc of her mauv triumnhs for as 1870. Sb© was binging Kngli eja'ra Drury Lane »o long ago 1841. It doubtful any Eng* amger ever i-o.see-ewd large a repertory of operatic *. while a-s ballad linger die ...

... thaaa valuable artiele* ‘*Tlie U»z«*r’' la to obtained at all Bookstalls and Kewfogxnt*. Prioe Oflke: Bazaar Bnildiuga, Drury Lane. London. PODLTBT mm* MOLASBINE MEAL V«MU M. v mraenmuii i. mm TU HOUttUE im, *UK UaE, UROL MOUSES raanuraetured, M nee Mm ...

... Methodist Chapel Monday ofternoon, and was conducted by female members of the circuit. chair was occupied by Mrs. Pugh of Drury Lane, and papers were read by Miss Delbndee. Miss E. Jones, Miss Evans, the Misses and Mrs. Miles. A tea meeting was afterwards ...

... 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* ...

... the first time in storewibury) the appreaching rtsit the famous (oiuDanv (cotnprising members), from Oorent ra House and Drury Lane Theatre, 'The company having very the management are ansiou* that the wlshre of their natron? should consulted in selecting ...

... ” Evening Subject:— ‘'CHRISTIANITY AND SOCIAL SERVICE. ' RE-APPEARANCE MR. CHEVAUER AFTER MIS MOST SUCCESSbUL KNOAOKMENT DRURY LANE THEATRE IN THE “SINS OF SOCIETY.” jyjTSIC HALL. SHREWSBURY. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, FEB.. 18 & 101 MR. ALBERT CHEVALIER AND ...

... The police succeeded .d.H noon ;n renting euhpcc*. who said Ik* *hliter, and v.:w lonud the common 'edgin'; Parker Street. Drury Lane, very short distance fn»m the f.corc the crime. I!c has lieon detained Bow Street Police Station. Mrs. wh-» v ...

... was very ably conducted by Mr. William Davies. The connective readings were given Mr. H. F. Chapel 7 Tke vvere in aid of Drury Lane ...

... 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 ...

... in manners and appearance into • Frenchman. Thereby hangs the story that shortly after he arrived in England he went to Drury Lane, when next to him in the drew circle sat a stranger wearing top - boots. This would have been regarded as a gross breach ...