... load favourite the Lawn gamed aa Old Vete N'umnian Mummy, &meal Tier. write. in the Mom- , the 'emitser the lame of the Drury Lane Theatre, which 4.,.t. that all propretiva and into and trawl thretro never away. When ton.- lhon Boucle:wit hand vent ...

... deed on • tainfel mama. About year ego, riiour Jcsep, very charming awl wieder ertnim. root heir foot in • We oil the of Drury Lane Theatre, and gardenia,' a imam jenny, which Winn lad to amputation of the limb. Mr flail Caine is preparing • volume of ...

... novelty moaning. honorer. ▪a. repo of Priem Fi•en• and Signor nnierl tam Anna. no Sapp TAU 6rat lendA in 1.a.4.n in Ink at Drury Lane Th.ant,threr under the navealdboctor.hip..f hint. WU. Thatattarld reartelyhavarr.. - n mcoivedenariya century o.th ...

... and, if we are to believe the story, Mr. was rescued from an unpleasant position by Mr. AU:Vs - TVS HARRIS, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, who happened to be staying at the hotel. Assuming, however, that this anecdote is apocryphal, there can be no doubt ...

... Orator and Job Baker, the Kettle. This &thesauri is. doubt , to to viewed as a controbutrin to the drones) , the boon Al Drury lane. 170 G, the chased, Togo,. in Sir Kited Howard's comedy The Om. mitten' was playbill. at.ned, by weer ./' to ow UM doge ...

... Smoak Wlllkaan • young rho. k 7 ordure fumed to slew, Churchill wad him, who hatted hie hr,n. one Ho herds of (went Desks Drury Lane H.. lady and the water. Yap were she in their go: W., and were kid to lbew umbel Los a oust fn,u the ma. Spies world ...

... Hy cycl. the lap, of time hai. l.cen in l'hina &wirer the wla of the fwwwill dynasty. Mr. thou meas.. of Eaali-h Awn at Drury lane at Kaater. It that Hates 14Jw,aian I 4,1 it to he the venni, work. One of the feat the seas.. wfil be the production of ...

... battered his bat, tore his coat to preces,and otherwise severely maltreated him before be could reach arab standing in Drury Lane. These ruffianly defenders of public morality, bet= in the guilt of the accused, forthwith prom execute summary punishment ...

... stoge was regarded as a sensation, sad helped to maim the fortune of a London melodrama. In 0 Humes Nature, now running at Drury Lane, one Hansom drives in after the othor, and these are followed by broughams and other conveyance. until the wholo stage ...

... 1798. Hill fleet contribution to the stare was • clever burlesque called Amoroso, King of Little Britain, performed at Drury Lane in 1814 and between that time and his death, which recurred on the Nth of May, 1880, be predated nearly two hundred pieces ...

... authority of one of the London evening paper :— A curious error has slapped into your gossip. You say ' Human Nature' at Drury Lane Theatre, hansoms and broughams drive ...

... wares of Edinburgh, t; 'meow. Liverpool, Newcastle. sad several others, with good success He was afterwards slug manager of Drury Lane Theatre. To a mind well steed with the beauties of our dramatic authors, and =of a rich fund of entertaining anecdotes, ...