... SALK, an excellent Fit-up eomplete with 12 11 Seen , -. Procenium, sad Act-Drop and Fittings very nearly ui.w. Painted by DRURY LANE ARTIST, will sell cheap, good bargain for Amateurs. For partitulars apply Curator, Town Hall, Kidderminster. ...

... Highfield (21), barman, was executed at Newgate on Tuesday morning for the murder of Edith Poole, whose throat he cut in Drury Lane, The murder was a deliberate and brutal one. Hightield had courted the girl five or six yaws, and they were to be married ...

... accepting an engagement to play Malcolm in Macbeth at the Theatre Royal, Manchester. In 1879 he became lesee and manager of Drury Lane, and opened, in November, with a revival of Henry V. and for some years his name was occasionally seen in the playbill. ...

... brought to the pickaxe. Thie (says the Pall Mall i)axette ) is the gateway of the closed burial ground in Russell Court, Drury Lane, the putrid tiolgotha figuring in Bleak Home, where Jo, crouching on the mildewed steps, had his interview with Lady ...

... two ornamental gaseliers, of the value of .f.,5 las., with intent to defraud Edward Cooper, an ironmonger's assistant, of Drury lane. The prisoner, it win stated, had obtained possession of a house and shop in Oxford - street, ostensibly for carrying on ...

... impriamment. THE DRURY LANE MURDER On Monalaylafternoon. Mr. J. Troutback, Coroner, resumed the inquest, at St. Cleoent Dane's Vestry London. on Mary Kenealy, aged four year*, daughter of • painter, residing at Goldsmith Street. Drury Lane, who was found ...

... in manners and appearance into • Frenchman. Thereby hangs the story that shortly after he arrived in England he went to Drury Lane, when next to him in the drew circle sat a stranger wearing top - boots. This would have been regarded as a gross breach ...

... father's company she achieved for the falling fortunes of C.vent Garden what the genius of the elder Kean enabled him to do for Drury Lane. Subsequently she visited America, and married Mr. Pierce Butler, a Southern planter. Her marriage was not very happy, and ...

... parte here and there only held together by wire, was rescued from two fires, the one which drove the tscii.ty from the old Drury. lane Theatre, and again from the Opera House, where it neat took up its abode. The wins in the cellars of the society, in each ...

... of by using REATLNITS WORK TABLETS. Tins, each. °imagistic rumour has it that on the expiration of the present lease of Drury Lane Theatre, it will fall into the possession of the ground landlord, the Duke of Bedford, whose intention is to pull the house ...

... contribution to the British drama. It is the joint production of two formerly well-known London actors, Mr. George lii old, of Drury Lane, and Mr. Walter Bentley, of the Lyceum. The villain of the piece, Esterhasy, if made Governor of Devil's Island, where be ...

... seriously injured persons belonged to Derby. They are Mary Lomas, aged 35. of 32, Pear Tree Sheet. Louisa Hunt, aged p, 42, Drury Lane. and Saul Davies. aged 24. las. Omeston Hoed. There were removed on an ambulance to the Infirmary by the police, who were ...