... un , in hi t cruet& against gambling m ea ly i of le o d a joe and generally tariiig'i ',it fl-e i. a similar whool at Drury Lane Theatre, Moller. The grocer pays $n lend. His counter are played by lightning. Three eases are cited is piled lip aith small ...

... ordered Ibe have six horses ready, hut wailing for tliem only two horses the vehicle, about nine o'clock the same night near Drury Lane. I>m\l and twvpl-ain 11 ill dined together ibesauK* day, and discussed their nmr ...

... THE PROFITS DRURY LANE. curioue to note that among the prohta of the Drurv Dane Theatre Company ior vear. ■■ The Review, appears item ■« £5 9 ...

... the children's saasrw, and many and various spo the entertainmentspublic and private—pr-pared for them. Of the former the Drury Lane pantomime “Mother Goose” ranks foremost, and it said to excellent both songs and sceoarv- the Garrick the adapted from Charles ...

... also placed • person above the fear of bailiffs. For this mama John Palmer lived for some time in him dressing-room at Drury-lane Theatre, and to fulfil an engagement at the Haymarket Theatre, bed to be emuggled out of the one theatre into the °thee ...

... bailiffs. For reason John Palm •r lived for Deluge 4 , And thee it reined for ferty dees eel some time in his drusing-room at Drury-lane for t y nights?' J•dionY t Were th e farmors Theatre, and to fulfil . engagement at the Hay. setisried th^n. market, Theatre ...

... Terry’s part a* For!i., in ”Tlio Men-hant Venice At the pie- rirau Mias Hack i« Sir Henry’s company m the performance Dsote” Drury Lane Mr. Laurence Irving being the translator AI. Sardoti’a plav. MORTALITY RETURNS The aver*# annual death rate represented ...

... lived for As Mr. Smith and I were making our way Delegele And then it rained for forty some time in his drawing-room at Drury-lane . - He' V towards tie stoking-room altar we passed forty negke. Johan,: We,. de Theatre, and to fulfil an engagement ...

... Jot the tram at forroerlv. He thought tbit London, Saturday. Minnie Buchanan 36, be reverted domestic servant, of ard, Drury Lane. The Chairman, reply said there were was charged, remand, with fr many who would adopt Mr. Faw- Minrver Street, Southwark ...

... for legislation which will settle T' , boed - m - t ; ' be theirs When last en the famous silhouette the autumn drama at Drury Lane Theatre, seemed greatly tickled when I suggested that I lid U' d I - lof of tle W4I . Dile . t tor ta e years- of all minters ...

... Kepnef, “father of the Fleet ; representing drama two farourite comedians. Dan Leno and Herbert Campbell, always associated Drury Lane pantomime, Wilson Barrett. John Holbngehcno. who kept “the sacred lair.o burlesque burmne. and Mr. Ciemeot Scott, tbe critic ...

... tin-summer iJus year. Theatr-- 10 Bdios Strata- demonstration the last n-.ght. when Sir Henry mo.” subsequently played Drury Lane, jlrviag was cailad again and again, and - Hay mark el. and the Gaiety Theatre*. In rapturous emhuaisam. fnah in the May ...