... others. But Kean, without doubt, little about the matter anwiae child eould supposed. One person, Miss for manv years actress Drury Lane Theatre, was supposed tube in the secret, but her account*, like those Kean, were nut always homologous, •ho still bequeathed ...

... Ministers ami Notables could got bold of, was to the work of these two or three hundred. At last he was urged to to a house Drury Lane to initiated. Here is the description of the place and the characters who occupied it:— In one •tonkins anJ general eowvarwllon ...

... accommodation fur poor widows at Is. to I*. fid. per week. They had also house* erected in King Street and Charles Street, Drury Lane. The lodging house in St. Giles’s, which had that day been visited Prince Albert, had been constructed an entirely new principle ...

... wearer*, frame, work knitters, or members of ant other trade, the actor* have reported conspiracy and riot; which broke out at Drury Lane Monday erenin*, a scene a* disgraceful for vulgarity and intemperance as any common mob excesses in Nottingham Green. The ...

... , this Season, on Zwaninc, t. That crcry ttlol may givon to the vUit of this celebrated Ladjr. Mm. Of the Theatre-Bo* I Drury lane, kc. has been engaged expressly to Mipport H. Fairer in her rariou* perturm- In of Hie iro.it r.aMsomrnt. th* follow Ins ...

... exclo- of the name ForMor. who had In the main nennitte I hlmaelf. with dl-«rctlw. and ; but that, on your appearance at Drury Lane. Wacoar-a and temper had comi l -teU changed, and ‘hal.’»• « .l of treating your performi.nces. with the impartial-ty abich ...

... Frotkctiomst Mvetiao.—A meeting of the National Aasorinlion for the I’rutevtbm of Kriiish In- and Capital, held, on Tueaday, in Drury • Lane Theatre, lannluo. The nui'iing was ' twelve o'clock, but at that Lour there very (ssir altemlanee, and the Duke of Richmond ...

... and become First Lord of the Treasury well Foreign Secretary, if, as his thirty-first cousin, Lord Nugent, said at the Drury-Lane meeting on Monday, Palmerston will put himself in earnest the bead of the popular movement.—Owrespoadra/ of the Liverpool ...

... about the bush, our contemporary at hut tbas comes to the point;— For, say what we will, there is denying that even the Drury Lane agitators are truer, practically speaking, the spirit of the age and to the genius of the constitution, than an and immobile ...

... The Financial and Parliamentari* Reform Association.—Th« association held the first of a aenea of asgreffate meetings in Drury Lane Theatre, Monday evening. The theatre was crammed overflow. Sir Joshua Walmsley, M.P., presided, and several other members ...

... earnest tenor of its onward wav. We have just learned that the council of tha association baa assembled twice since the Drury Lane mee.ing to deliberate the best means of carrying iuto effect the resolutions sanctioned by the unanimous voice of 5.000 ...

... enough, the celebrated sciress of l>rury afterwards, when Lidy Hamilton her glory, and had won renown beauty, she visited Drury Lane nd, sod Mrs. Powell performed admiration of the liouae «aa di■eompliilied actress and the You may search the history of ...