... another. All must have an equal share. For a Chinaman to wear spectacles tn company is considered an act of discourtesy. Drury Lane Theatre, London, was opened in 1812, and can hold nearly 3,0.10 people. Hares are excellent swimmers, but rabbits cannot ...

... distance away. ',lel concern was felt by the fire brigade foe four youths employed in the upper storeys four-Rat building in Drury Lane. Is this time the Rames were leaping up the tker. saw • youth's figure silhouetted on ndow of the second Root. it crept ...

... explaining the circumstances, and remarked that the quantity of scenery which had Ireen sent down had evidently been designed Drury Lane. He promised that next time a play would be chosen with fewer changes, and with *viterc which could be more conveniently ...

... Mabel t o per down; ihoi: eggs, 2s. 911. 314. VI. The Sollars, Dilwvii; -trd er dzen; latter, 2, to 2, ad.per H..; Richards, Drury Lane, Pardoland; ;4th. pigeons, is. id. to 1.. ed. per couple; t 723, R. H. Draprr, Marston. Pembridge • pheasants, tos. 6d. ...

... it would be difficult to state a case where 'sir Force. The Prime Rimester, hi; farmers have been penalised by Safeguard- Drury Lane speech, referred to harming. So that's that! killed. It is now explained by the Minister BIG DRAINAGE SCHIMES PLANNED ...

... NAsobley. Canon Dhoti, Alamo' Lacs, and l'llingswiek Institutes. The One represented her meeting, as an apple vendor outside Drury Lane Theatre, with Charles 11., the speaally painted scenery affording a delightful effect. The second scene was a room in Whitehall ...

... allowed to visit here, whither he came at the end of 1710. The opera Rinaldo, written by Thak! in days, was performed at Drury Lane on February when he was jnst years of age. It was produced with unusual magnificence and among other innovations the garden ...

... represented by so called historians, novelists spa dramatists. I remember how forty years age when I was in London, it was a y Drury Lane. The honors of the quisition were enlarged up to fan and th English prejudice against the Church. Protestant I have in those ...

... problems which confronted the Government, and he had the whole-hearted support of the .2,000 persons who were present in Drury Lane. Ile hoped that Leominster would not be lacking in giving support to Mr. Baldwin and his party. Referring to the social ...

... judge (laughter). Mr. Baldwin said that the Conservative Party was the party of performance. From his own performance at Drury Lane, he would say it was a party of juggling performance and it must surely be clear to every sensible man that the party which ...

... • • minter. , team and the Stafford men's team tints quali- Totems (solos). The Pasfor (Rev. W. H. The great meeting at Drury• Lane. Landon, • • • lied for the final in London. Thomas) thanked all who had assisted to which was addressed by Mr. Stanley ...

... h), W. Wilson. A• now. reasonable that the landlord should re- a ilium Wootton asked what was the G arden ia Orchestra, Drury Lane, Covent Wilson (Hereford). C ross e , • : Th e renta l a the sp ire back the premises whieh he- had let. !matter anti ...