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

... Pretender in 1745. The first named anthem, apparently a version of 0 Deus Optiine, was sung with vehement enthusiasm at Drury Lane theatre, twelve days after the proclamation of the Pretender, and from that time it became first favourite. Rule Britannia ...

... sweetest, strongest, 2,1 must singers of that day. We began irrer at the age of thinvell, when lie appeared on rho sta.,e et Drury Lane. A ter lii voice broke lie studied for some time, and umn made his ae a tenor in 18.9. For several years he was welt known ...

... Alfred nightield, banana, we , Necoted at Newgate on Tuesday Menai for the murder of Edith Pool, whose thrust be cut in Drury Lane. Higherld had courted the girl eve or years. ...

... been overlooked. The stage is 60ft. by 36ft., and is 43ft. to the gridiron, and is capable of mounting any of the large Drury Lane or other London productions. It will be modern in construction, cod the proscenium opening will be fitted with a tire proof ...

... not been overlooked. The stage is 60 by 36 feet, and 46 feet to the gridiron, and is capable of mounting any of the large Drury Lane or other Loodon productions. It will be =Worn in conatruotion, and the proscenium qtaiing will be fitted with a fire proof ...

... Central Criminal Gnat for the murder of Edith Poole. his aweethesit. by cutting Its, throat with a roux in (treat Queen-sine:. Drury-lane. the night of May 1311.. woo hanged on Tuesday morning within Newest+ Gaol. The crime- which was the outcome, apparently ...

... Nes• week Mr. Tree begins his rhaksperiait revisal with Julius ('.,tar, at Her Majesty's. Preparations are tieing made at Drury-lane by Mr. Arthur the production of Mr. Cecil Haleighbi new The Price of Peace. At the Gaiety The Motimenger Boy will hold ...

... yew in point, there FOR an old stage manager. who in now dead, hut who in his tine ued i:moot all the big prialuctions at Drury Lane. One day during a scenes' rehearsal. !is was impervising mattela and effects from the 6acl of the lire. r ilea one of the ...

... tine edgerows of elms and pleasant fields very commodius, of Houndsditch. Fashion and quality strolled through Little Drury Lane to the Strand revelries, by a magnificient elm which flourished in that noted thoroughfare. In Greenwich Park, on the summit ...

... _the inn of the Theatre Royal, Am We refer to the ~.it of a Oren Co.. in ems of the latest—sad emphatically the the Old Drury Lane Greet la s. se hominoid words in for ranee, .prnitrilY. benne_ themine the Hai Orin Hall Mark he relied on Se the bed ...

... one of the largest pieces ever staged in Nuneaton, and will be as exact representation of the great drataa as produced at Drury-lane Theatre, The comprises over 30 artistes, all of recognieed merit: in fact. the standard of Hr. Ben Oreet's companies is ...