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... of the r I Theatre Royal. Glasgow, which she relinquished in the e autumn of 1S81, when sheappeared in TheWorld at d, Drury Lane Theatre. In JanuRry, 1882, she was playing the part of Daisy Brent in' The Cynic ' at the Globe su Theatre, ?? Vezin and ...
... o'clock on.Fri! 'day evening the two last mentioned officers ob- i tained information which'led them, to Short's Gardens; Drury Lane, where, after waiting for r some time, they saw, the prisoner and some' other -men issue from a house and come, towards ...
... Michael Josepk Holland, a Covent Garden .marketportcr, charged with thesmurder of.Joseph 'Wotton at a tenement house in Drury Lane. The case for the prosecution was entirely cir- cumstantial, it being alleged that the two men, after drinking together ...
... Saturdays ees-jg-. at- the.howse,.No..-VI~inl .Rnsselk;Street, ovent'Gnr- den, immaediately oppbsite. the. stage : drea; of ,Drury Lane T7~eatre, fand-.wt*i'-n a few yardswef'tbe 5eotch Presbyteiiain.Churciof whic the Rev,,DPewmuiag i is the:rnvisterj Tlibeck ...
... to, and the parties retired good friends.-Jiorn- ing Paper. The sitm that will arise from the company of per- formers of Drury Lane theatre subscribing one night's salary each, for the relief of those persons who have survived anid sufferetd by the falling ...
... punishment. it THEA T1t E. Onl Tuesday night, Miss Wilson. who hasattracted such F coce f as a singer by her appearances at Drury Lane e'l'beatre, performed the character of Mandarle, in Artax. to erxes. She was received with the most marked applause frC ...
... knew. Mr. D. on his .professional capacity as the-anthor of several dramatic t x -pieces,' produced -at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,. ofK it hich thea prosecitor was a manager. and that the depo, a - fent, who is a tiiarried man and the, father of two ...
... your neck, ard no surrender. This closed the buslness of the session, and the court then adjourned to Monday, August 21. DRury LANE THEATaE.-Perhaps there was never a more brilliant testimonial to histrionic talent than that given to Mr Mfacready on the ...
... re'peding Mrs BLLLiNG- Tox, is, wye underfland, co mpletely revived as to 0 the-engagement ofyoung Roscibs. Mr GRAiAMn of Drury Lane, hia been forne time fincedif-- i patched to Birminghaim by the- truafees to fee the: performance -of this extraordinary ...
... aged 56, supposed to be a native of Germany, but of French extraction, iwas held on Saturday at the -Coroner's Court, Drury. - Lane. The coroner briefdy referred to the circumstances under which deceased- was found murdered last Wednesday. Alfred Mann ...
... The facts are as follow:- The crime was perpetrated in the densely-popu- lated neighbourhood known as Feather's Court, Drury Lane, London. It appears that a man named James Whitley, a bricklayer's labourer, with his wife and six children, lived on the ...
... the total repeal of the ALt. FALL OF MAPT 0D tuRiY LAkq TUnxTaL - Yesterday morning at three o'clock the cornice of the Drury Lane Theatr colonade, acg Russell Street, estimated at 40 tons wcibtk fell with a fewful crash, greatly alarming the people in ...