... hosing f op. tunately assured the help of Hr. I. eeney--see of the late artiat, and. like Mr. llaatata,, Covent Garden mid Drury Lane fame- n pieta and -ren, have Sneaked equal to the lank and worthy the traditions Of the The etiological collectioe at bane ...

... ill, and with her mouth stained a green colour. daughter said she had taken phosphorus. ‘Vitness called in Dr. Ryan, of Drury-lane. who ordered the girl's removal to King's College Hospital. Mr. John Bunker, a clerk at the offices of the British Electric ...

... hea: she day ehe her hol On the previous @ year’s ption in advance to the tdays for July, and library. Dr. M. J. Ryan , of Drury-lane, who was called, said resisted an offer of an and refused to speak. Dr. a Ashe. , house-physician at King’s College Hos ...

... popular auceeines ars only drawing moderate/1 crowds. The smilmer season in theatre-land, i‘clead4 haa begun very gloomily. Drury Lane has been, clewed for the summer. and the Whitney Thea&N where Baron Trench galled to fugal his early promise of a long ...

... TO BE LET. LIT No. 9. Drury-lane. Ldcooln pleasantly situated (no children).—Apply. Next Door. 281 AREHOUBES and CELLARS to LET, , St. Mary‘a reel. Lincoln.—J W. HTIX. City Chambers, Lincoln. 269 TO I-ET. 17. Drnesvterraoe. off Newnort; 4s clear—Apply ...

... highly amused. - “ Excellent, said* “ excellent. Tee eon not have expressed youroelf hotter if you'd been ploying lead Drury Lane. Well .-now to barites*. Let us review the situafion. Here sun I, fourth Lord Vallen, sixty veers ef eg*, within measurable ...

... the consent of the Council to the execution of the following work in Bicker, namely, an overground telegraph line along Drury- lane from Donington-lane to Drury Recom- that consent be given subject to the poste being fixed in approved by the surveyor con- ...

... the and Rhodesian troops, as well fine body of sepresentative ot Hie a geen OE ei Oy tet tine ach in @ as at the Given af Drury Lane in honour of the ——. which the upon them, are Sparing no in the annals of the stage. to the by the British Five tien Com- ...

... had also figured briefly on the Londe!' stage. Her maiden effort In çdaywriting wes Nitoeris, which saw the light at a Drury Lane matinee in 1888. A Mother of Three and Nurse. produced respectively in 1897 and 1900, are plays ' lw Miss Graves. The ...

... asking the consent of the Council to the execution of the following work iu Bicker, namely an overground telegraph line along Drury-lane from Donington-lan© to Drury House. Kecommended that consent be given subject to the posts being fixed iu places approved ...

... and had also figured briefly on the London stage. Her maiden effort In play - Writing Nitocris. which saw the light at a Drury Lane matinee in 1888. A Mother of , Three and Nurse. produced re' spectively in 1897 and 1900, are plays by Miss Graves. ...

... DRURY-LANE. A bore-hill, ImBcoIo: pleasantly eitoated. good repair, clean (no ch'-ldfcnV— Apply Next Dobr. 469 J ACK FT/AO. Urre site, very pood, cheap tor ash WEST’S. JJS Hlyh-etreet. Lincoln mixed * ngke. atrony healthy Plante, from Heed; Is per doaen ...