... poisoning of so miny pereens. AbARMING FIRE IN LONDON. ?? Considerable excitement was occasioned in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, London, soon after four o'clock yesterday afternoon by an outbreak of fire at an oil shop tenanted by a Mr WVilde, aituttedlat ...

... represent the probable annual deficiency ius respect to those buildings. The council's model lodging-house its Parker Street, Drury LAne, shows, as it did in the previous year a sub-} stantial surplus in working, and in tuii field tho council appears to have ...

... present ivar in the Soudan, and entitled iKhar- toum, LOOK;ING AHEAD.- The Forty Thieves will be the subject of the Drury Lane pantomime next Christmas, and Bluff King Hal that of the Crystal Palace pantomime. Both will be produced under the direction ...

... labour-saving preparation, Where-such well known companies aos thie Hotel Cecil, St James's Restaurant, Queen Anne Mansions, Drury Lane Theatre, the Great Western lRailway, Atlantic Transport Company, etc., etc., lead the u-ay, thse aler; English house- wife ...

... hesstty, cinfortable. Tablets-(md. Everywhere. ?? SECOiND ,APrAcs Of{N -eEDITrOR.- It now transpires that thefracas at Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday night did not terminate with thle as departure of Mr Whistler. That artist had scarcely he retired when ...

... Waterloo Road, Lorldon. don ?? hundred of the saudwichers will be enter- le tained at the large schoolroom, Mackiln Street, ill Drury Lane. nMToRPEDO WORKS AT PoateosoiuTi-The Press uh Association Portsmouth correspondent telegraphs a that the Admiralty ste ...

... water, which rises in the borings to about feet of the surface, is pumped up by two Cornish engines of 20 horse power. , Drury Lane Theatre.— Bunn has returned Berlin, where entered into arrangements tor the production of Meyerbeer's last grand opera, ...

... condition of the Irish farrers. . February seems to be a fatal month for theatres and e places of public entertainment. Drury Lane Theatre was burned on February 24, 1809, the Pavilion Theatre ton Februar 13, 1856, the Edinburgh Theatre on Fe- a bruary ...

... popular preacher. He collaborated with, Mr George Rignold, the well-known actor, who inaugurated the Augustus Harris regime in Drury Lane Henry V., in dramatising one of the most stirring chapters of Old Testament history. The result was a piece called Joseph ...

... business being settled, the writer thought that the bill might as well be given up. Macreadt.— said that Mr Macready has taken Drury Lane Theatre, and be manager Covent Garden, ■which now being fitted tor occupation by the New Italian Opera Company , , —, William ...

... much to be regretted that the congregation have resolved to abandon their day schools, which have done so much good in the Drury Lane district. The London School Board is not so well equipped as yet that the metropolis can afford to dispense with these adventure ...

... Farquharson, shepherd, Auchallater, near Braemar, charged with neglecting to provide efficient element Macelliot, aged 19, of Drury Lane, was charged with against Duncan Macpherson of Glen Doll. Pursuers ai education for his son The Sheriff said this cutting ...