... SKBi) him m ‘youth,’John, gurgled Mr* Wbcezebotliam ; “ but, lot! till this Egvpting war com* end, I never ke.ow’d as Sit Drury Lane was a real General. 1 suppose he’ll it all the stage, wen comes back along of hie troopses and tilings ! ” Mn. Height can ...

... follows: The shores of the isles are studded with little villages, as far from the sweet ministry of the police as an alley in Drury Lane, and we cannot put it more strongly. The wealth of the villa ors mainly core.ists of eld silver vessels and ornaments, often ...

... his neck, whilst another held a cloth over his mouth. Mr Sexton was then driven violently backwards against the pillars of Drury Lane Theatre, and his anus violently seized and held outwards. Then the ruffians nded his pockets, and ran off with the contents ...

... the sparkling teetotal drink supply. The accident to Mr Rignold brings to mind that which happened to Mr Barry Sullivan at Drury Lane Theatre during Mr Chitterton's management. In the last scene of the final act of Richard III. he and the late Mr Sinclair ...

... which perpetrates such an enormity, and the evil will disappear as quickly as it arose. The little, unused burial ground in Drury Lane was one of the first, it not the very first, London churchyard which was turned into a recreation ground. I remember well ...

... periection. tlcrivale, as a plot right, is quite above the petty treks realism which mode Augustus Duni play, go a111111th a Drury Lane suilieure, where a red rue and a real wreck must be put on thy stage turf waves, and all—for the goo wdliugs In 811 there ...

... payment thirty days' imprisonment. FATAL FIRS IN LONDON.—On Mond ty morning afire wasdiscovered in the nei ,, hbourhood of Drury Lane, London, in a lodging-house in which, it is stated, thirty persona were asleep at the tittle. On thee:Unction of the flames ...

... from all sources now amount to about £4OOO. At flow Street Police Court, London, on Saturday, Dr Francis J. Rolland, of 101 Drury Lane, was remanded, without bail, on &charged attempting to procure the miscarriage of Ellen Saunders. The Astronomer Royal announces ...

... London Bow Street Police Court on Saturday with causing the death of a man named George Ward. The deceased was employed at Drury-lane Theatre as a painter, and was engaged in some work on the portico of the theatre on Friday morning. lle was standing on ...

... triumphs arrow the Atlantic in the Wethough qua. &Imre she hod hervelf nd them. Finally. and most important of all, Hawley, of Drury-lane, had offered her splendid gsrt in • grand romantic drama be woo to bring on, oronwthatoly, which be hoped till Christiana ...