... resulted from falls of roof. The Duke and Ducliess of Connaught, with their family and suite, visited the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, last evening, to witness the pantomime, The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast. Charles Broram-Smith, 56, solicitor, of W ...

... regarding an engagement. Miss Lloyd,” be skid, “ 1 want you to come to Drury Lane Christinas.” Now, Miss Marie Lloyd was not the “star” then she is now, and pantomime at Drury Lane would have been a big feather in her cap the moment. But was always a demure ...

... upwards? . Her first public appearance after her marriage was on the occasion of the State visit of the Royai couple to Drury Lane, where they were received with boundless enthusiasm. That was on 26th of February, 1840; two days later they made an equally ...

... the Scottish rebellion. The Pretender was proclaimed at Edinburgh on 16th that year, and the appearance Save tho King Drury Lane, on .~*r 28tb. For month or so it was much saasj •.: Garden and Drury Lace. Burner basi ised it for former, sad .une for ...

... assaults upon -the police were yester- day deposed to before the Lincoln magistrates. The defendants were Charles Wood, of 1, Drury Lane, and George William Coldro.a, of 13, Grantham Street. Late on Friday night drayman named George Reynolds was taken into ...

... I come to the point. The supposed fiver” which Giro bad changed was simply one of these fio&tieus documents ontheßank Drury .Lane issued poor Augustus Harris advertise, I think, the pantomime “The Forty Thieves,” which said; advertisement he had withdraw ...

... Woodcock's Wind Pills; take them as directed ; then we shall soon expect to hear your grateful testimony. Miss A. H , 78, Drury Lane, London, writes I had terrible pain and suffering arising from Indigestion of the cruellest kind. For three years life was ...

... and was actuated by nothing but the desire to consider himself a pditioal prisoner. Two yean after this John Francis, of Drury Lane, fired a pistol at‘the Queen as she was driving down Constitution Hill, the very spot where Oxford’s attempt was made. Francis ...

... Limited, Preferred 1, t« Si: Bio Janeiro In»- )ux>T ...

... have been twice called. &&& At the Theatre. Two very rich, though) decidedly mean business men, met once in Hie gallery of Drury Lane Theatre. Each was much annoyed to seen by the other in the chieapest part of the house, J brings yon op fearful j “, J> ...

... assaulting Herbert Oresswell, of LVnby, at Denby, on the 15th inst. Defendants were also charged with refusing to quit the Drury Lane Arms, Denby, the licensed promises of Mrs. Fletcher, and being disorderly. Mr. J. Ormonde appeared for Cresswell. The Bench ...

... There was keen competition for copy the speech delivered at the meeting the Administrative Reform .association held at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday, June 27. 1855. waa proof of the first edition, the corrections and additions being made by Dickens ...